Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-10
PERSONALS.


Miss Bessie Saylor was in the city
Yesterday en- route home to DAYTON
Wash. from visit with friends IN
Grangeville
Duke Robbins of Grangeville de-
parted on the morning train to visit
with friends in Spokane.
Henry Sprute and Mrs. Sprute and
their daughter, Mrs. Kate Beusching
OF keuterville. departed this morn
ing to spend the winter with rela-
| tives In Los Angeles, Cal.
Fl. p. Davis and Mrs. Davis OF Sc
attle, who have been giving lesson ,
In oil painting here, left this morn
ia% for Walla Walla fir a 10 davs'
visit, after which they will return
, here.
Norman Wann and Mrs. wann
We're in the city yesterday visiting
with friends, returning to their home
In Larwai this morning.
Frank Messenger of Pittsburg
Landing on Snake river, departed
this morning for visit with friends
in Portland.
r. W. Gibson of Pomeroy was a
visitor in the city this week, return
ing to his home on the morning
train.
Mrs. >. M. Fox returned this morn
ing to her home in Astoria from a
visit with T. 8. Billings and Mrs. DR..
J. b. Morris of this city.
Fred White Of the revenue service
departed this morning upon an on.
cial visit to Wallace.
T.. w. Eaves Of the Clearwater
Gain company went to Kendrick
this morning to look after the in
ests Of his company.
{. l.. Nixon Of Cavendsh was a
visitor in the city over night. re-
turning to his home this morning.
William Isle Of Portland is a visi-
tor in Kendrick today.
p. Pearson of Charleston left this
morning for a short visit with
friends in Moscow.
DR.. J. w. Stoneburner Of Leland
was visitor in the city last night
DR.. Stoneburner has been in Nevada
practicing his profession during the
last two years, but his health failed
him and he was compelled to relocate
at Leland.
J. G. Addison left this morning to
visit friends and relatives in Kene-
wick. Wash.
Fred Laats and Mrs. Laats of
Grangeville departed this morning
for Portland, where they will make
their future home.
Charles Mix returned last night
from trip to Portland
f. Nat Brown returned last night
from Spokane, where he attended
meeting of the board of directors of
the Clearwater Lumber company.
William LeBaren. the pioneer mill
man Of Cavendish. departed this
morning for his home after short
visit in Lewiston.
s. r. Weber. who has been visit
ing for some time here. left this
morning for his home in Nampa.
Mrs. Fred Eichelberger, secretary
of the Peck Mining and Milling COM
pany. and daughter. Miss Lola, were
visitors in the CITY from Peck yester-
day. Mrs. Eichelberger returned
home on the afternoon train.
J. F. Watson. president Of the |
Merchants bank at Portland. is Wis
iting In Grangeville this week and
looking after mining interests he has
there.
Bank Examiner William G. Cruise
of Boise has been in the city this
week and will leave today to visit
other parts Of the northern portion
Of the state.
William Siegrist. owner of the
Lapwai -four mills. spent the night
visiting in Lewiston and departed
for his home In Lapwai this morn
ing
Mrs. Anna Bean of Grangeville
left this morning for an extended
visit with relatives in Walla Walla.
Mrs. .Bean is a pioneer on the prairie
and on account of her great age has
been unable for some time to make
the rough ride on the stage to Sites.
and the new train service has been
a welcome event to her.
Samuel G.. Herring. travelling
agent for the Pacific Fruit Express
company, Is in the city for the pur-
pose Of arranging for handling next
years fruit crop.