Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-12-14
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E. E. Porter. formerly engaged in
the mercantile business at Grass
Valley, Ore, was Lewiston visitor
today, en- route to kamlah. Mr..
Por.er will make general inspec-
ton Of the Lewiston country with a
view of engaging in business I'M
this section.
W. E. Crumpacker was an arrival
last night from Walla Walla, en-
route to Nezperce.
Peter Munich was business visi-
tor today from Sweetwater.
H. l.. Powers was an arrival last
night from Portland.
DIR. J. II. Lewis was a visitor to-
day from Nezperce.
Capt. Ralph .Daughman returned
this morning to the lower Snake
river, where he is in command OF
the government dredge Wallowa.
l.. N. Swift; and wife were Lewis
ton visitors today from Nezperce.
I. n. Smith and Mrs. Smith re-
turned yesterday from visit with
friends in Moscow.
General Agent Jordan and Mrs.
Jordan returned to their home yes
terday from the visit in Spokane.
They accompa MED Vice President
Levey on his tour Of inspection OF
the road in the Lewiston territory
nn their return trip.
High Lewis and A. r. Harris are
completing fine cottage for Mi.
Irvine on Seventh street.
II. A. Saylor, the butcher OF
Charleston, left this morning to buy
stock at Starbuck
C. +. Rupell and Mrs. Rupell left
yesterday for Colfax, where they
will reside.
William and Edward White have
returned from a trip to Spokane.
where they visited the apple show.
George II. Hummer of the North
western Lumber company left yes
terday for visit to Spokane.
M. II. Highly departed today for
Spokane. where he will visit for
short time.
Mrs. F. Il. Willis departed this
morning for an extended visit with
friends in the coast cities.
b. Frank Smith. the fruitman,
spent Sunday in the city, returning
to Truax this morning.
r. E. and l.. c. I.eeper OF Water
loo, Ia, were in the city yesterday
looking for location. They re-
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Riparia and Spokane.
Miss Ethel Mackay. who has been
visiting with her sister here. left
this morning for her home at Wa
wawai.
NJ. Donzac left this morning for
Seattle. where he will spend the re-
mainder OF the winter.
N. Mural Of Genesee left this
morning to visit with friends In
Spokane.
Charles Packard and family OF
Boise were in the city Yesterday en-
route to Texan. where they will Wis
II the father OF Mrs. Packard. F. d.
l4ackey.
r. Basley OF Vineland and c. H.
McCauley Of Spokane left this morn
Ing for Almota where they 60 to
close up land deal
8. Weistojk and Charles Fisher !
left this incoming for their homes
near Wawawai. after short visit
here.
Mrs. J. W. Stansbury has return
nd rtpit xs,it fr{o de- tn
kane.
Mrs Clara Muffe returned yes
terday from visit with her children |
In Spokane.
j. w. Pantell. salesman Of the I,
idaho Grocery company. left this
morning for visit to Spokane In
the interests of his company.
DR.. f. II. Schaffer, the well-known
Grangeville physician, and family |
Are visiting with his daughter, Mrs |
j. w. Pantell Of this city.
J. l.. Crutcher returned last night
from Modesto. Cal. where he has
large holdings OF irrigated land.
John O. Barbor is not expected tot
live He was attacked by sugar dia-
belts a short time ago. and morti- |
ncation Of the feet has set in.
A. d. Whitson of the Chant Music |
company left this morning to visit
IN Spokane. En- route he will visit
p0&Kta on the Palouse branch.
Mrs. A. A. Wormell. who has been
visiting friends in Charleston and
Asotin, left on the morning train
for her home In Rosalia.
A. Small. the well-known farmer
OF Tammany. left this morning for a
visit to Spokane.
J. Catchy Of Seattle was in the
city yesterday en- route home from a
visit to south Idaho. He left this
morning for Palouse.
J. X. Wright and Mrs. Wright,