Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-01
WANTS BETTER
MAIL SERVICE
Postmaster at Charleston
Takes Matter Up With
Department
Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.

Charleston Bureau Evening Teller,
CLARkSTON Wash, March l.
While in Spokane, Postmaster w. Nj.
Clemenson. accompanied by c. w.
Hunton, interviewed the chief clerk Of
the railway mail service relative to
for Charleston.
A move has been made to have the
Asotin county mail delivered direct
from the various mail trains to the
Charleston Office, and not be delayed
by passing through the Lewiston Of
fee.
Another move discussed is the estab-
lishment of direct stage between
Lewiston and Anatone or Charleston
and Anatone.
The matter has been taken under
advisement by the postal authorities.
Chamber Commerce Meeting.
An adjourned meeting or the cham
ber of commerce will be held at the
city hall tonight, to take up unfinished
business of the last meeting, at which
not enough members were. present to
form a quorum.
discussion of the constitution and,
bylaws of the organization will not
take place at this meeting because or
the inability of the committee ap-
pointed to report.
The open river proposition may be
discussed, and some action taken. The
resolutions recently drawn up regard
ing the State college and the forma-
tion Of a new state, will receive at
tention. President Nelson will pre-
side.
!. 10 Now ''The Fern"
THE Fern" is the name given the
confectionery and refreshment par-
lors opened by VIII w. Hayes The
building has been remodeled. Ice
cream parlors have been fitted up ana
the most up-to-da furniture INSTALL
led Mr.. Hayes says that the parlors
will be decorated with ferns to bear
out its name.
Ship Remains Tomorrow.
The remains OF Mrs Dorothea
Hoeppner viii be shipped to Colfax
tomorrow morning. where the inter-
ment will take place Sunday from the
Catholic church Mrs. Hoeppner re-
sided in thaS city for a number OF
Nyh
live.
Chicken Dinner Today.
The women of the Presbyterian
church will hold festival and chick
en- dinner this afternoon and evening
at Bradford hall. A sale of aprons,
sunbonnets and other useful house,
hold articles will be held in connec-
tion with the dinner
Industrial Club Meets.
A meeting of the Vineland Indus
trial club will be held at the Central
High school building on Saturday
evening. The meeting has been call
ed by S. ]. Craig, secreary The pro-
position to incorporate will be dis
cussed.
Charleston News Notes.
Mrs. Simondson OF Lapwai arrived
this morning to look after property
interests here.
Miss Grace Cook Of Rathdrum and
Mrs. Earnest Grant of Harriston, who
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. w.
M Sheehy, returned this morning to
their homes after a short visit in the
city.
y. M. Htnkfy has sold to the Misses
Mary and Louise Brannan, Lot S6, In
. the College addition; consideration,
$500.
, Dad" Billings, who has been con-
fined to his room at the Barnett hos.
pftal was able to be about the city
this morning. He has been suffering
from an abscess.- and was attended by
Drs. Temple and johnson.
Miss Ella Kennel arrived yesterday
afteSfnoon from Colfax for a short
visit with her grandfather, ]. J.
Hoeppner.
| Mrs. A. j. Mccall returned to her
home in Spokane yesterday after q
short visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cal McCraeken.