Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-06
START LOCAL BOX FACTORY.
Commemorate Enterprise in Up
building of Home Industry.

Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.
! CHARLESTON, May 6.-Clarkston
has a box factory in operation. w.
T. Davidson, with commendable en-
terprise, has installed machinery in
the basement of his business block |
on Sixth street and has three men |
engaged in turning out material for
celery and strawberry crates. He
will shortly begin getting out cherry |
boxes and other material needed in
caring for Grating and shipping the
fruit This is home enterprise and
will meet with proper encourage
ment.
Mrs. Frank Jones entertained on
Tuesday afternoon 15 ladies in hon
or of Mr. Barron's 81st birthday.
Refreshments were served and the
ladies spent a delightful afternoon.
In the evening Mrs. Jones entertain
ed 10 ladies at dinner.
Charleston News Notes.
Ray Johnson has been promoted
from the position of wire chief with
the Pacific Telephone company to
manager for this district, and is be-
ing congratulated by his many
friends over his advancement
The Halliday family. who have
been spending the winter here, will
leave shortly to go to the Pa,ouse
: country.
Mrs. M r. Lewis Is again in
charge of the confectionery store in
the postoff1ce.
F. w. Sharp returned Monday
from Philadelphia, where he was
called by the illness and death OF
his father
Mrs. J. H. Upton will leave soon
for Lowe, Idaho. to spend the sum-
mer on her homestead. She has
rented her home here to T. H.
Thompson.
Mrs. Edwin Leland Is down from
Peck to visit with her sister, Mrs
Charles Hayzlett.
Jack Turner is representing thu
woodmen of the World at NORTH
Yakima this week.
Ben Palmer returned Tuesda!
from a business trip to the uppe
Clearwater country.
w. e. Mohundro Is In the cit,
from his homestead near Mohler
l.. r. Churchill and family, re
Gently from Nebraska, have move
a. into the Saunders place on Thir
%. teenth street.
H. G: De Beaumont. sheepma
of the upper country, is in the city
He says that the lambing season ha
m just closed at his place Is mile
M south of Zindell and that he save
- go per cent of his product.
= Scott Cowan is just able to &c
his express wagon out OF the repai
shop, where it was taken after
- collided with an automobile l
% Lewiston last Saturday night.
Bob Chamberlain is back fror
on Creston, where he has been engage
It some time in contract work.
'es H. E. Bundy went to Pomero
Tuesday on business, and the Clarks
ia ton bus is in charge of w. E. Potter
n Roy Keene returned tuesday fro1
"a a visit to Spokane.
The Charleston High School base
ball team and the Moscow Hig
School team will play a match gam
= at Moscow Friday and rc.urning tn
- Charleston team will play at Ken
ne drick Saturday morning and at Ju
ne liaetta Saturday afternoon.
Is Mrs. Charles Perkins, who live
~ on Fifth avenue, Is quite i'll.
Mr.. G. W. Keene of Bay City
Mich, is here to visit his brother
in-law, Henry Shissler. Mr.. Keen
is prospecting for investment an
will remain here for about month
J. e. Watson returned Monda
from Wa'la Walla. While at Free
water he visited with John Jone
and family, who are nicely locate
IN their new home.
"a. Mrs. s. A. Haworth. accompanie
by Miss Minnie Herrick. left Mon
day for an extended visit wit
friends and relatives in Alberta.
Mrs Ala Perkins, daughter of "
w. Herrick, Is here from Portlan
for q few weeks visit at the paren
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