Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-23
COUNTY ROADS SUSTAIN
DAMAGE FROM WASHOUT.
Recent Flods Will Cost Counties
$1,000.

| Charleston, wash, Sept. Z3.--AS a
| result OF the serious washouts in
Deer Creek canyon, 1t Is reported
that it will take an outlaw Of from
$500 to$ 1000 from each Of the coun-
ties of Asotin and Willowa to repair
the damage and put the road in as
good condition as 1t was before.
U. G.. Wolds Of Bartlett. Ore. was
In Charleston Tuesday for large load
OF merchandise for the Bartlett store.
The w. c. T. U. will give recep.
ton to the teachers OF the public
schools at the Murdoch home on Sew
enth street tomorrow evening.
The Rebekah chicken pie supper.
given at Bradford hall last night,
was literally patronized and the la
dies again established their former
reputation OF giving about so cents
worth for two bits.
The Ladies' Aid of the Christian
church claim the date Of Friday. Oc-
tober 9, for their chicken pie dinner.
J. D. Chandler, father OF Mrs.
Scholl. Is here from Orting. WASH.
for short visit with his daughter.
VIII Hood has gone to Culdesac to
teach a winter term OF school.
The following Charleston young
people left Monday for Pullman to
enter Washington State college this
winter: Clarence COT. Dana MUIR
dock, Louis Wolford and Misses Dora
Gumbert and Gladys and Berna Lock-
wood.
Harry Foster. a graduate Of the
| Charleston High school last year, left
Monday for Portland, where he will
enter the North Pacific Dental COL
lege
Word has been received here that
James Algie, ST.. died last week at
his home in Spokane. He was for
merly a citizen Of this place.
w. D. Anderson has accepted .
position with E. Baumeister at Aso-
tin and will be employed there.
Fred Doege has gone to Spokane
to consult a specialist about some ear
trouble.
H. G. Mcfarland came down from
Moscow early this week to look after
| some business here.
| Mrs. F. B. Williams of Twin Falls
IS here on visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Olson. This Is her
first trip to Charleston in four years.
B. J. Olson has purchased the
stage and mail route from Scott Cow
an. and has put on new rig for
the accommodation of passengers.
Mr.. Cowan will continue in the dray
and fuel business.
s. F. Anderson, formerly of An
derson & Bittle. left for the North
Fork country Monday. where his
family is holding down a homestead
Frank Fountain has q showing OF
Rhode Island Greening apples that
he will exhibit at the coming fair.
They are from 5-year-old trees and
the finest ever shown here.
Frank Caswell states that the
Washington and Idaho Improvement
company will SOW about $50 acres Of
fall heat in the Lewiston Orchard
tracts this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Howard will
leave shortly for Nebraska, where
they will make an extended visit
with their daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Fowler have
planned an extensive trip. They will
leave here going to visit friends in
Salt Lake and Colorado Springs,
from thence to Oklahoma and return.
ing by way of California. They az.
pect to be gone till January l..
Mrs. J. H. Harwick and Mrs. Nina
Evans have established quarters In
the basement of the Dawson build:
ing and are working on the display
features of the Asotin county exhibit
The interest is growing in the work
iplanned for the fair and the count,
will again have a splendid showing.
Minden & Combs have established
a meat market In the Hughes build
ing north of the Republic, ONCE.
DR.. and Mrs. Van Patton of Day
ton were visitors in the city Monday
and Tuesday. Mrs. Van Patton /:
the grand matron of the Eastern
Star. and made an oficial visit to thu
ledge last night exemplifying tn,
work. A social session followed thl
regular meeting. Several member
from the Lewiston lodge were pres
ent
1t develops that there is larg'
crop of grapes in the valley thi
year, and they are now being mar
keted at cents a pound. e. E
Daniels has two tons Of Concords an,
Hamburgs.
A daughter was born today to MI
: and Mrs. Walter Mackie of Elr
street.
vean Gregg has returned fror
; Montana. where he has put in tn
: season playing professional baseball
: pitching for league teams.