Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-03
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I Mrs. l.. p. Bradbury of kamiah Is
visiting with her parents. George
K. Reed and Mrs. Reed, a. the Boil
lingei.
Mrs. c. 4. Rossi left this morning
for her home in Spokane. She has
been visiting with her brother, A.
D. Policy OF Fairburn.
| c. j. Day, who has been visiting
with friends on Craig mountain, re-
turned this morning to his home in
Lilin. Wash.
| A. G. McKinsey of Harpster left
this morning 10 visit with friends In
/ Spalding.
Mrs. M. M Bills departed this
| morning for her home In Medical
Lake, Wash, after short visit with
her brother, A. D. Policy OF Fair
| burn.
Rev. c. II. Miller of the Genesee
Conversational church departed for
home this morning, after spending
the night here with friends on his
way from Woodside. where he at
tended a church council held re-
Gently.
Miss Ida Elliott OF spalding Wis
tied friends In the city last evening,
returning home this morning.
f. B. Hallaren arrived In the city
last evening from Wasento. Iowa,
and will take a position In the COM
posing room of the Grangeville Free
Press.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stinson. who has
been visiting with her son. Thomas
Stjnson of this place. departed this
morning to visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Nancy Reed Of Melrose.
Lee ROLAND and Mrs. ROLAND OF
ru,desac are visitors in the city to-
day.
A. w. Bennett Of the Sherman
Clay Piano company left this morn
ing for a business trip to Vollmer.
L. w. Turner was in the city last
evening en- route to visit with
friends in Peck.
J. w. Blake. the Orofino banker.
returned to his home on the Clear
water train this morning. after
short visit in Lewiston.
A. A. Jacqueth returned to his
home in Walla Walla this morning,
a''er Va short visit here.
Mrs. J. Minion returned to her
home in Walla Walla on the morn
,r~ train. after short visit with
Wv daughters, Mrs s. e. Weeks and
Miss Roberta Minion, both Of Clarks-
ton.
E. c. Sweet, the cattleman OF
Camas Prairie, left for his home in
Grangeville this morning.
r. l.. Reed and Mrs. Reed return
ed to their home in Greer this
after short visit with the
family Of o. M. Collins Of Charleston.
L. A. Carry, merchant at Culde-
sac, returned home this morning, al
ter a short visit here. II
the Vollmer train this morning from
a visit to this city to Culdesac.
A. w. Conway. the Culdesac ware
house man, was Lewiston visitor !,
last evening, returning home this
!,
C.. X. Winter, travelling salesman
Of the Great Western Stove COM
pany, Is in vollmer today In the
interests of his company. II
Alb Masters, deputy sheriff, was
passenger on the morning train for
Prairie points.
J. s. Scot returned to his home In /
Reuben this morning, after short
visit here.
Judge John o. Harmon returned {
this morning to his home in Guide
sac. !
A. v. McCarty left this morning
for Culdesac, where he will receive 1
three cars OF fat hogs today from
the farmers for shipment to the Sc |
attic market.
w. H. Payne was transacting bus ,
mess in the courts of this city, re- ,
turning home to Culdesac this ,
p. w. Kit.rell o: Ito was in the
city last night on his way home
from Moscow, where he served on
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the trial jury In the federal court.
J. w. Barry and Mrs. Barry OF
Juliaetta departed this morning to
visit with the family OF r. ]. Ander-
son at Weippe.
Thomas Robertson, the stock buy
er of Greer. was In the city last
night en- route home from Seattle.
where he has been delivering hogs.
T. Garry returned to his home In
Peck this morning after a short visit
here.
w. l.. Dill left today for visit
with friends in Moscow. Is
George f. vadney. the travelling
representative Of the North Idaho
Review, returned from a visit tol
Walla Walla last vening and depart
ed for his home In Westlake this
l.