Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-09
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muir mili at LdpWdl, IS among the
visitors in Lewiston today.
John O Farr of Reubens is among
/ the Lewiston visitors today.
Mr.. and Mrs b. w. Prier were in
| the city today en- rou.- to vc,lmer,
where they will make their future
! home
| G. b. Triplett of Vollmer was A
| visitor in the city this afternoon
| Peter Lomax left this afternoon
for Grangeville. where he will meet
Jack Turner. and together they will
go into the South Fork country to
hunt big game
John Coram and family were
among the prominent visitors from
Grangeville today.
W s. Wade and Mrs. Wade OF L.
more left this afternoon for visit
with friends in Culdesac.
Attorney W. NJ. Morgan of Mos
cow left this afternoon for a short
visit with friends in Orofino.
c. Fl. Baird of this city is a visi-
'or among friends in Grangeville this
week.
J. l.. Farnsworth of Cottonwood
was visitor with his children.
William Schults and Mrs. Schults of
this city. today. returning to his
home this afternoon.
Fred Luken. professor in the
Grangeville schools, was in the city
iC n
he went to listen to the Pullman |
Moscow debate. en- route home.
Attorney F. r. Fogs and Mrs. Fogg
left this afternoon to visit with /
friends and ride on the first train /
into Grapgevilie.
Chef Shoemaker and Mrs. Shoema-
ker are registered at the Grand. en-
route home to the Grand Rondc
country from visit with friends In
DAYTON, Wash.
D. b. Wilson, the well-known far
ner Of Arrow, is visitor in the city
today.
Nathan Branch Of Spokane is Wis
ting with relatives in the city this
week.
Mrs. J. R. Claybourne is IN the
lily from Vollmer to purchase stock
or her Christmas sales OF millinery
~~ods.
"N'eb W. Richardson. the rioneer
itizen Of Melrose. is visiting with
"'~rds and relatives in Lewiston.
'. N: Alley was a visitor in
lewiston today.
Johnnie Wilks. the liveryman. was
passenger on the first GrangevilleI
rain this morning and will take in
he fruit fair
Agent j. H. Jordan OF the North
IN Pacific was an arrival from
this morning on the first
egular train.
c. e. Punteny. the Reubens mer-
liant. was an arrival in the city
his morning from home to trade
With the wholesale houses.
!. Fred White of the government
evenue service was an arrival this
corning from hts home in Grange
ilrc.
E. e. Piffer. the well-known mer-
hant OF Grangeville. is a visitor in
today.
James H. Wann OF Spalding is a
isitor In the city today. He ex-
ects to leave in short time for a
rip through old Mexico.
Conductor J. McKenney. Engineer
rank Reed and Fireman Frank
ling of the train recently taken on
he -Riparia run have been
to the main line and each
las gone on his respective run.
]. T. Benton left this morning for
pokane, where he will purchase the !.
for new steam laundry
ow being installtd in ClarkstCS
Mrs. G.. b. Emerson departed this
for her home in Spokane,
fter q short visit with friends here.
William Van Nest, manager of the
'larkston Packing company, and :
IRIS. Van Nest departed this morn
lg to VISIT with friends in Spokane
nd visit the apple show.
Mrs. A. s. Wickersham departed
his morning for Spokane. where she
sill visit friends :
A. A. Clark Of the Seine Light
ompany left this morning for Ken
rick. where he goes to inspect the
gh; plant recently installed by his
ompany His company has INSTALL
d q plant In Anatone, WASH, and
las sold a plant In Peck.
w. 8. Miller and J. ]. Liner Of
Ielmer were in the city yesterday
to business before the land
nee. returning to their homes this
Music svery evening bv Prof. Rus :,
ell Of TIE Raymond Grill: : p ESQ. :
Mrs. Clara Mufne departed this ,
to visit her children In Spo- /.
ane this week.
Ed Ruboin, Official interpreter at :,
he Lapwai agency. was an arrival !.
Est evening from the Umatilla res
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