Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-28
BIC BIRDS AT
CLRRKSTON
THE POULTRY SHOW IN FEBRU.
AIRY WILL BRING TOGETHER
THE CHICKEN ARISTOCRACY
OF THE NORTHWEST.
Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.

Charleston. Wash, Dec. rs
Poultry men of Charleston ant
Vineland are making preparations
for the poultry show which is Il
be held here February to 6. Sec
rotary Clark is receiving many in
quiries from all parts OF the countr,
asking for information relative tt
the show. and has been advised tina,
q number OF Oregon chicken fanciers
will be on hand with fine showing
The attendance of W. c. Denny
the noted poultry Judge of New York
and one Of the best authorities on
poultry in the Uni ed States will add
considerable importance to the
show. Mr.. Denny will do the judg-
Ing and will make number OF talks
on the subject OF poultry in general.
Wynham Foster of Princeton, Cal,
is here spending the holidays with
friends. He expects to return short
~ Mr. Foster is well pleased with
his prospects in Princeton
Rev. and Mrs. Corbin will receive
at their home In the Christian church
parsonage on New Years day and
will be at home to all their friends
as we'll as to the many strangers that
may call on that occasion.
G. N. Coleman, Robert Coleman,
Jim Nugent and Bert Walsh are up
from Palouse Rapids, where they
have been working on the dredge
boat Wallowa, and state that the
boat has been doing a good Job at
that point.
Frank Brown spent three days last
week at Paul's homestead on Craig
mountain.
H. Highly Is down from Colfax for
short visit with friends ON the fiat.
H. J, German and family, from
Green Creek. Ida. are visiting at the
home Of T. H. Thompson.
F. J. Lytle has been shipping near
" two cases Of eggs per week to Spo-
kane. receiving SIS per case.
DR. David II. Ransom and family
returned from Spokane Saturday af-
ter short visit with his mother and
brother In that city.
D. D. Parks has recent line from
his father. residing at Hampton, Ia,
stating that the corn crop there was
immense this year and that many
farmers were receiving $35 per acre
returns from that crop.
Miss Bessie Shanks has been
spending the holidays with her
grandparents at Pullman.
Misses Nora and Lois Wilcox are
home from their schools, the former
teaching near Winchester and the
latter at Mchler. They report pleas
ant work this winter.
The funeral Of w. A. Cowan took
place at the Presbyterian church
yesterday at II a. m. A large con-
course Of people was out to pay its
last respects to former resident and
well-known citizen. A goodly num-
Der OF Modern Woodmen. to which
order Mr.. Cowan belonged. were
present and accompanied the body to
the burial place in Vineland ceme-
terry. The funcral sermon was deliv-
cred by Rev. J, w. Hood.
Miss Eliza Stroud is home from
her school near Melrose. and spent
the HOLIDAYS At the parental home.
Miss Elixabeth Jones Of our public
schools Is visiting with friends in
Spokane.
Guy Yount returned last Sa urdav
to his position with the ]. l. Currie's
people In Spokane.
DR., David H. Ransom and family
returned Saturday from Spokane.
J. w. Lipe was among our Clarks-
ton people who received recognition
at the big apple show at Spokane ON
l0nathans.
Mrs. Walker. daughter Of j. II.
Bethel. who has been visiting at the
Bethel home for the past month,
has returned to her home in Spokane.
The Misses Lois and Gladys Pelton
are home for the holidays from their
schools In Nez Perez county.
Miss Agnes Enewaldson is home