Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-03
JONES.PROvINS NUPTIALS.
Beautiful Home Wedding Unites
Popular Charleston Couple.

Popular Charleston Couple.
Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.
CHARLESTON, June 3.-Two of
Clarkston's most popular young peo-
pie were welded at high noon to-
day. Miss leila Provins and Mr.. E.
l.. Jones were united in marriage at
the home OF the brides mother,
Miss Laura Provins, on South Sew
ents street, Rev. D. J. w. Somer-
willie officiating. The house was
beautifully decorated and the cere-
mony was very impressive. Only
few intimate friends and relatives
were present. Following the we'd
ding breakfast the young couple left
on the afternoon train for the coast
ties to be gone for two weeks. The
bride is one Of the most popular OF
Clarkston's younger set and has a
host OF friends in this city and in
Lewiston, where she was a member
of the high school class Of 1905. Mr..
Jones has been identified with the
Charleston drug store for several
eyars and is we'll and favorably
known here. The young couple car
ry with them the best wishes of a
host of friends.
1A Charleston News Notes.
Miss Alice Tenneson left today for
Cheney. where she will spend the
summer.
Mrs. w. NJ. Clemenson and son
will leave Friday for Michigan
where they will spend the summer
Mr.. Clemenson will join them In the
fall to accompany them home.
Mrs. G. w. Longmire had the
misfortune Monday to cut her hand
severely while splitting kindling
laying one finger open to the bone
Thomas Denny and wife left yes
friday for Oroflno for few days
visit.
Mrs. w. M. Eltzroth was surpris
ed by a party Of friends at her hom'
on Ninth street Monday evening II
honor Of her birthday anniversary
The evening was delightfully."- spent
The guest of honor received a fin'
cut glass water set for a birthda!
gift. Later refreshments were serv
ed
! Judge Simon Adams left for Ho
Lake. Ore. Saturday for two week
in the sanitarium. Before going h
sold his dewberry crop to Anderson
& Bittle for $500. The crop 4
grown on one and fourth acres.
William Van Ness of the Clarks
ton Packing company has received
letter from one of his correspond
ents at Butte saying that coal
more in demand in Butte than frui
and vegetables.
Frank Fountain is showing a fin
!, picking from his May Duke cherries
which are being packed for shipmen
this afternoon by the Clarksto
Packing company.
A. S.aBurnett is expected to arriv
here from Chicago In a few days.
Captain C. E. Cowan returned
his home in Troy today.
Mrs. F. Meddler has been ser
, ously Ill for the last few days.
Mrs. R. I. Evans returned to Pr
louise yesterday after short Wis
. with friends here.
, Mrs. A. c. Wiley and family, wi
have been living In the HERNIA
FRANKIE house, have moved to Levi
ton.
!. G.. w. Bittle has opened lune
. room in the Burnett building {
4 Sycamore street.
/. w. H. Payne took load Of his
X school students to Asotin this afte
= noon, where they will reprodu
!. their senior class play, IAN Amer
a can Citizen"
Ell j. w. Cooke, president of Il
It Snake River Canning Co., is in Il
city on a brief visit from Prize
n Rapids.
II Albert Brownelle. president OF &
IL Portland Wholesale Nursery G.
le was a Charleston visitor yesterda
g Mr.. Brownell Is making tour OF {
70 Pacific Northwest to get an in
a mate knowledge of the nursery sit
alton. stf e..
D The Lapwai Indian baseball ties
N Is in the city today and will play
10 match game this afternoon II {
weather will permit.