City welcomes many visitors and travelers yesterday
Duke Robbins J. B. West W. H. Harbaugh and others arrived or left the city on various errands from Kooskia to Moscow and Spokane. Residents and visitors from Kellogg Pompey and Forest joined in recent movement as locals reported trips, returns and outings across Idaho and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke Robbins
Stites
J. B. West
Kooskia
W. H. Harbaugh
Grangeville
Geo. Campbell
Spalding
C. E. Braddish
Orofino
Robert Grostein
Forest
S. Denning
Moscow
James Turrish
Turrish Syndicate
Spokane
John Fitzgerald
Ed Knight
Timber Belt
Chas. J. Powell
Kellogg
James Odle
Mt. Idaho
Clyde Robinson
Gifford
Geo. K
May Knepper
Pete Frazier
Mountains
Leonie Gammon
Pullman
A. L. Creelman
Cot‘tonwood
Mary J. Titus
Clearwater
George Clayton
Clayton-Brammer Company
M.N. Nye
C. W. Shaff
Pierce City
Col. Lane
Col. Allen Miller
Hal Beech
W. H. Young
Greer
Jake Moritz
J. W. Hughes
Lewiston
Hughes
F. G. Wellman
Lenore
Wellman
N. P
C. T. McDonald
Supreme Court
George H. Lake
Arthur
Lane Hotel
D. S. Dent
Big Potlatch
A. L. Harsh
S. A. Roe
W. Richardson
Melrose
Marriage of Spokane steamer sailor and Portland woman
H Addings first mate on the steamer Spokane and Miss Etta Dickerson of Portland wed at the Episcopal parsonage in Lewiston with Rev J D Mc Conkey officiating. Capt John E Akins attended as guest. a supper followed at the Grand. couple to reside in Lewiston. Also announced is the August wedding of Frank Morris and Grace Briggs in the city with a September eastward honeymoon and return to 333 Sixth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Addings
Spokane
Etta Dickerson
Portland
Episcopal Parsonage
J. D. McConkey
John E. Akins
Stewart
Lewiston
Frank Morris
Grace Briggs
Mr. Morris
Missouri
Miss Briggs
Lewiston State Normal
Bee Hive
Sixth Avenue
Band Concert At Fifth And Main With Medley Overture
A band program tonight features five new selections including marches and waltzes. A medley overture Something Doing will be played on special request, with J B Pollard offering Old Kentucky Home as a cornet solo. The concert begins at 8 15 p m at Fifth and Main. James Austin directs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old
Kentucky
J. B. Pollard
Fifth and
Main Streets
Arizona
E. Smith
F. Boyer
Cornet
J. Masten
Signora
New White House
Incense Taylor James Austin
Senator Heyburn Wedding Reveals Quaker Ceremony
Special dispatch from August 12 reports United States Senator Weldon Brinton Heyburn of Idaho and Mrs Gheretein Yeatman wed in a Quiet Quaker ceremony at the bride’s family home. The event drew kin from the Yeatman and Heyburn lines and featured antique parlor setting, heirloom furniture, and a 3000-line poem by Lavinia Yeatman’s ancestor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heyburn
Wilmington
Delaware
Idaho
Rosedale
Lavinia Passmore Yeatman
United States
Weldon Brinton Heyburn
Gheretein Yeatman
William Heyburn
Louisville
Morris B. Belknap
Chester County
Heyburns
Gilpins
Brintons
Darlingtons
Taylors
John Marshall Yeatman
Agua Nueva
Chicago
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Carleton
Mary Mather Passmore
Thomas Carleton
George Fox
Village Record
West Chester
Saturday Evening Post
Philadelphia
Florence Yeatman
Claude Lorraine
Stephen J. Ferris
Lady Wayne
Ann Mather
Gen
Anthony Wayne
A. B
Senator Heyburn
George Moore
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ninneman Hardware Company
Studebaker
Ninneman Hardware CO
Main Street
Fletcher Hardware Co
Lewiston, Idaho
A. S Thurber
Steinway & Sons
New York
Kranich & Bach
Behr Bros
Chickering Bros
Schaeffer
Emerson
Boston
A. B. Chase
J.D. McGary
Managefp
Chant Music CO
Prof
Byron Hanter
Pallman
Rob Hibbs
Alder Creek
Tom Lindsey
Miss Pearl Ward
Vineland
British Columbia
Rev
E. P. Giboney
C. M. Carson
Long Beach, Wash
F. J. Boston
Laura
Vinnie Pierstoff
Lulu Ponting
Northfork
Briggs- Morris
A. McPherson
State University
Behing Powten
Eader
J. Alexander
John P. Vollmer & Co
Lewiston Milling Co. Ltd
Clyde J. Vassar
Undertaker
Sssor Tol
C. Neal
Meuli & Lomax Clothiers and Furnisher