Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-28
|N0 DAMAGE
TO THE fruit
THREATENING WEATHER HAS
PASSED LEAVING CHARLESTON
ORCHARDS WITH POSSIBILITY
OF BEARING HEAVY CROP.

CHARLESTON, April 2S.-After a
day of busy preparation the Clarks-
to growers found that the weather
conditions had turned in their ia
vor and it was not necessary to
start the smudge fires last night.
The threatening high" barometer
areas that appeared on the map
yesterday were DETECTED to other
sections and a pronounced low
drifted down for the protection of
| the Pacific northwest. This is
thought to be the last possible dan
| ger period and the valley is left
with the possibility of fruit crop
that will break all former records.
Charleston News Notes.
J. w. D'nger is building an addi-
ton to the D. S. Hunter residence
and F. ]. Mcfarland will install
job of modern plumbing.
| County Assessor Brown returned
: Monday from the Hansen Ferry
country where he has been doing
assessment work.
| J. W. Billups spent some time in
| ldl hStOll ColIS III thC WEN vi A.S
way home from a trip to Gardena.
| w. D. Sangster was down from
| Anatone Monday and took back
! with him his family who Will spend
] several days visiting at the Herr
! tage home.
| Ed Evans returned from Palouse
| Monday where he spent Sunday
/ with his brother
! Postmaster Clemenson in his
/ attempt to keep pace with the grow
| ing demands on his office has install
led this week 144 new boxes OF
the latest improved design at
cost of 1858. The patrons will APP
preciate his efforts in having in
creased facilities for handling their
mail.
Comrades Presson, W'llison, La
4 throp and Olson are working on
! Decoration day program which will
! be ready for publication soon.
i A. C. Whistler has half acre OF
lettuce which is very promising.
and from which he expects to real
ize net Of $500.
i DR.. Mcfarland and Vene Gregg
played in the Vollmer baseball team
! that last Sunday met and defeated
Il the Nezperce team by score OF
Ills to 49,.
! F. M. Hinkly has new 25-horse
power Buick auto that is the finest
machine ever owned on this fat 1t
Is capable Of making speed OF 30
4 miles an hour and Marshal Mcbride
is living low for 1t.
Miss Bronson of the high school
and Miss Schendle of the seventh
grade entertained the teachers OF
the public school at the home OF G.
. Murdoch on Seventh street Monday
evening. The guests spent a de-
Ilightfu' social evening, enlivened by
several instrumental numbers rem
dered bv Miss Yount.
Rev. H. M. Champie will nreach
his farewell next Sunday and the
: family will leave Monday for Eu-
gene, Oregon, where Mr.. Champ'e
expects to put in the summer at
some outdoor occupation and In the
l fall will enter college to complete
his course.
Paul Brown and wife left yester-
l dav for their ranch on Craig noun
), tain.
The Rose Leaf chapter of the Re-
I bekah lodge will hold dance this
evening in Bradford hall.
Mrs. Shanks, mother Of G. A
Shanks, who has been visiting her
lson. returned to Pullman yesterday
e &C. S. Perkins has purchased
moving picture outgt and has gone
to Peck, Idaho, for his first exhibi
ton. and will make all the towns o
the interior.
Albert Miodek left for SPOKANE
this morning for a brief bushes!
trip.
S Friday evening reception will
n be held for Rev H. S. Champie, wit
IS has resigned his pastorate here
:, Lester Hoobler of the Lewiston
5, High school left today for Wall;
Il Walla, where he will contest at tn
y games Saturday in the 440-yard
a and in the high jump.
A team from the Royal Neigh
r bors lodge in Lewiston came owe
lie Monday night and assisted in put
IS ting on the work of the Charleston
Is lodge. Several candidates wer
l. initiated.
le Mrs ]. B. Olson will leave TO
"a Moscow Wednesday to visit friends
s. Miss Helen Hendricks, who ha