Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-10
ENTERTAINMENT FOR TEACH
ERS,
Given at the Home of W. E. How
ard-Other News Notes.

one OF the most successful social
events of the season was the enter
tainment given to the teachers of
the public schools on last Thursday
evening at the home of w. e. How
ard on Highland avenue. Each par
ty present was requested to dress so
as to represent the title of some pop
ular book, and the one guessing the
greatest number of books received q
prize. The prize was won by Miss
Elizabeth Jones. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard were royal entertainers.
b. Hyde spent several days last
! week In the Clearwater section look
Ing over real estate Investments.
Mrs. w. A. Elliott is here from
Spokane for a visit at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Doege.
Mrs. r. N. Yount, who has been
confined to her home for the past
few weeks. 10 now making slow re-
covery.
g. g. Illsley, brother of q. P. Ills
ley Of this place. who has been up
ON Mason's prairie looking after
his valuable real estate interests
there, .returned early in the week
and left for Oregon, where he will
visit prior to his return to his home
In st. Paul.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lambert.
accompanied by their daughter.
Ruth. and son. Gordon, left last
night for Princeton, CAL. where
they will make their home.
Andrew Olson left Monday for
Spokane.
Mrs. James Douglas has returned
from aer visit at Reubens.
John Ryberg has been transacting
business In Moscow this week.
Herman FRANKIE has sold his resi-
dence on Chestnut street to Pat
Fitzgerald. the well-known Peola
postmaster, who expects to become a
Charleston resident In the near fu-
turc
A sister OF Mrs. William Lane Is
here from Sites on visit.
Mrs. L. c. Harper is back at her
accustomed post in the postohice.
| after brief visit at Grangeville.
Charles Parker of the Charleston
box factory has returned to Mime
apolis. and in the spring expects to
return to Charleston with his family.
4 Mr.. Parker will make good citizen
| for this community.
4 Harvey Crouch has gone to
4 Princeton, Cal. where he will look
into the possibilities Of permanent
location.
/ Mrs. J. B. Burrows returned early
In the week from Spokane, where
che has spent the past three weeks
visiting. The little daughter of B.
F. Wheeler accompanied her home.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Winslow. who have
been visiting their >on here, have re-
turned to their home In Kansas.
II H. A. Ruick and family of Pome-
roy came over in their auto last
week and are visiting with relatives
hers.
i C. P. Clayton of Alpowa Is visi.
tor in Charleston today. He has pur'
chased q bunch OF sheep ON the up
per Snake river and win take then
to Alpowa for the winter.
II Mrs. r. H. Munion arrived THU
morning from Walla Walla and vii
visit at the ]. e. Heritage home fol
short time.
L Mrs. =. o. Hawkes. Of Missoula
Mont, II visiting at the home Of hel
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. n. J. Boggs
Frank Henly OF Pomeroy. . ne
phew Of Mrs. n. J. Boggs. 10 visi
tor In town.
Mr.. C. @. Canfield Of Wolf creel
Ia visitor at the home OF F. g. Nor
rison this week.
II A daughter was born Friday 4
Mr.. ana Mrs. McCarrol ON Twelfth
street. sA a& fsiaA" saea
The family Of L. G. Buxton ha
moved into the Mahon residence OF