The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-08-20

Redener spent couple of days last
week at Clarkia.
Mrs. Green Chambers and daughter
of ST. Maries, were in Bovill visiting
friends last week
Dave Ellison, E. X. Parker and DR.
Young went to Clarkia on a fishing
trip last Wednesday,
Johnnie Sanderson arrived home the
last of the week from a tour Of the
surrounding country.
Bovill will soon have an electric
light plant One more step on the
road of advancement.
A water main at the corner Of Park
avenue and Main street burst last
week. 1t was soon repaired.
Mrs. A. c. Hay will cure diseases by
mail Consultation free. Address
MIS-. "A. " hay, OdhOSudiC, WI.
Miss June Morrissey of Potlatch,
was the guest of the Misses Jones and
Featherson the first of the week.
Mrs. Annie Hay Hecker, will di-
agnose diseases by mail and treat the
sick Consultation free. Oakesdale,
Wn
A petition is being circulated to
have the school districts here more
evenly divided so as to give Bovill
a more liberal school allowance.
Mrs. H. Coffee and her two daugh-
ters, Jessie and Alberta, who have
been visiting in the east the past few
weeks, returned to Bovill Tuesday.
Last Monday night forest fire was
started near camp No. 5, about %
men, headed by Henry Mallory, fought
the fire and had it under control in
half day.
While at work out at camp no. i
Nels Olson was hit by a log. result
ing in a confusion of his left leg, for
tunately the leg was not broken and
he will soon be able to use it.
The baseball boys gave a dance at
the opera house last Friday which
was well attended. The proceeds were
for the benefit of the ball team. The
Garfield orchestra of Harvard, fur
nished the music.
Water was reached in the new we'll
last Monday. A new supply of wa
ter will be welcome as the water we
are compelled to use at the present |
time is very unsanitary and it is a
surprise to many that there is not |
more sickness in town.
The Wheeler Players show troupe |
played in Bovill six nights last week
They were billed for three, but bust |
ness was so good that they stayed |
over, cutting out Elk River, because |
the manager of the opera house there
did not think they could make ex-
penses. Miss Garfield of Harvard,
played for the troupe while here.
Last Tuesday B. H. Lester and Mrs.
Cora Weber, both of Elk River, pass
ed through Bovill on their way to
Moscow to be married.
Mr.. Lester was formerly a druggist
Of Elk River, but now is in the dray
ing business. Mrs. Weber, formerly
Of Bovill, has been employed as cook
1T the Elk River hospital. Both par
les are well known and have host of
friends who unite in wishing them
| happy welded life.
Last Thursday Mr. and Mrs. j. P
Donovan, May Featherson, and Helen
Jones left for the east to visit friends
and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Dono-
van will go as far as Pennsylvania.
Miss Jones and Miss Featherson will
90 to Appleton and other cities in Wis
,onsin. On their return they will take
he southern route and visit the coast
cities. They expect to be home by
November list.
Bovill crossed bats with Santa last
Sunday, but the game was so one
sided that most of the fans went to
sleep. During the first inning Thomp-
son made a home run. In the sixth
Donovan put the ball over the fence
md won a free shaving ticket from
\. A. Anderson.
Jerry Gooch pitched his usual good
game as was evident by the few hits {
he Santa boys made. The. score by
innings was as follows: I,
santa -. IL 1 0 0 0 0 L 8
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