The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-11-11

d. Y. Atkins is a visitor at the Spo
kane apple show this week.
Henry Torsen visited friends il
Pullman over Sunday.
Richard Burke left this morning fol
Potlatch on a brief business trip.
The Current Events club is holding
it's regular meeting today at the home
of Mrs. John Lieua1len.
George w. Wilton of Princeton, for
mer county commissioner, was a Wis
itor in Moscow on business today.
Walter Fiscus of Potlatch, was a
visitor in the city today caring for
business affairs.
H. X. Moore left this morning on a
several days business trip to Spo-
kane.
Miss Dolly Been and Flora May Nc
envy today after a short visit in Pot
latch.
VIM. E. Lee has returned from Spo-
kane where he was called on legal
business.
Fred Shields returned to Moscow
Sunday after spending several days
with his mother in Spokane
Mrs H. Whaley and small son of
/ Victoria, arrived in Moscow today to
visit Mrs. Whaleys parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Randall.
| ]. A. Miller, a retired grain mer-
chant of Palouse is attending to
business matters in Moscow today.
George Carlson made a brief bust
ness trip to Pullman today.
After spending the week end in
Moscow, Pat Reilly returned this
morning to Pullman where he is at
tending college this year.
]. R. Fullenweider, postoffice in
spector from Spokane, is in the city
on business connected with the fed
eral court
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Randall with
their daughters Eva and Matte |
Randall, left Sunday over the Northern |
Pacific for Seattle where they will |
spend the winter.
V. E. Wood of the Old National |
Bank of Spokane, and wife returned |
to Spokane Sunday. Mr.. Wood has |
been acting as relief clerk in the First |
National Bank of Moscow since W.,
X. Armour left for California.
Wilbur Burr of Spokane, was a |
law, Mrs. Jennie Burr, and family to-
day.
Mrs. George Rubedew left yesterday |
for Spokane where she will visit her |
mother, Mrs. Chas. Champion for a |
few days.
F. A. Mccall, adjutant general for |
the state of Idaho, was in the city yes
terday and today on business connect
ed with Company f of the Idaho Ma
tional guard.
Miss Jessie R. Hoover left today for
to demonstrate for the de-
partment of home economics Of the
Of tho farn,arc, ipctit,,to ha
ing held at that place.
Professor W. H. Olin, director of
extension work at the uni
versity, Professor e. " Ellington of
the dairy department, and r. B. Coag-
and, pure seed expert for the universe {
y are holding an institute in Orofino
.oday
Professor c. c. Vincent returned i
his morning from the south part of | !,
he county, where he has been hold ];
ng demonstrations in regards forestry
york in connection with the UNIVERSE
y Extension movement.
Judge and Mrs. J. H. Forney have
eturned from their fruit farm at =
lsotin to spend the winter at their
1oscow home. Judge Forney has
old a part of his holdings on the
make river. He expresses strong u
reference for the Palouse. N
Miss Maude Mix, county superin- r
endent of Clearwater county, has been a
l the city the past few days arrang- i,
lg for teachers institute to be held O
! Orofino next week. President j. A. g
IacLean, Professor w. H. Olin, di-
sctor of extension work, Professor j. a
Hughes, principal of the short a
purses, Professor Phi. Soulen of the "
EDUCATIONAL department, and Miss :,
sssie R. Hoover, head of the depart
,ent of home economics at the uni .
srsity, will assist in the institute. u
rofessor G. L. Clark of Lewiston -
ormal, will be chief lecturer.
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