The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-06-12


F. D. Kaufman of Boise, a secretal
of the Idaho tax commission, is a vi!
itor at the county building.
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j. B. Potter of Vollmer, was a Wis
itor in Moscow today. Mr. Potter is
graduate of the Lewiston normal.
G. NJ Palmerton, well-known Coeu
d'Alene druggist, who has been i
Moscow several days, returned hom
today.
Miss Edwina Yearian of Coeu
d'Alene, student at the university, lef
this afternoon for her home to spent
the summer
A. F. Hit of Weiser, government
crop statistician for Idaho and Mon
tana, was in the city last evening OF
a brief visit
H. A. Bard of Spokane, travelling
passenger agent of the O.-W. R. & N
company, was business visitor il
Moscow today.
Miss Permeal French and Mr.. Roll
ston Buttertield were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. S. e Hutton for an auto ride
to Genesee today to participate in the
festivities there.
The Yeoman's lodge members will
have basket picnic next Sunday to
ldler's Rest and will leave promptly
at 1870 Sunday morning. All mem
bers are requested to be at the corner
of Main and Third streets at that hour.
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At the request of Rev. Father Pc
coul, the Rev. Father Mooney of
Grangeville will have mass at the
Catholic church Sunday morning at 8
o'clock, and evening service at 1880.
Rev. Father Mooney was pastor here
about ten years ago.
Mrs. E. R. Cawley of Grangeville, a
delegate to the Eastern Star, returned
home today. Mr. Cawley is now agent
for the Northern Pacific Many years
ago Mr.. Cawley drove stage between
Uniontown and Lewiston, residing in
Uniontown and has many friends in
this immediate vicinity
The mail box now located at the
Third street entrance of the federal
building will be moved tomorrow to
the Washington street entrance. A
lengthy petition was presented to
Postmaster Cornwall signed by many
business men requesting that the
change be made The original plans
for the building provided for the loca-
ton of the mail box on Washington
street.
A letter received today from Charles
3. Horning states that he and job
McEvers are now employed with the
'orest service in the Slate creek coun-
ny in Idaho county where they are en-
gagged in building the forestry tele-
,hone line to remote parts of the re-
serve. Their postoffice address is
Freedom, Idaho. Both young men
re well known students at the uni
ersity and accepted summer positions +
With the forest service.
The death of Mrs. Rachel E. Curtis,
ged "A, died at the home of Mrs.
'arkins of this city last evening at Z
clock, death being due to paralysis
he deceased had been a resident of
Ioscow for the past four years. She is
urvived by son, G. L. Curtis of Mos
DIV, and a daughter, Mrs. w. H.
thompson, residing on North Main
rect The funeral will be held from
lie Steltz undertaking parlor tomor
wv morning at 10 o'clock, interment
cling made in the Moscow cemetery
the Idaho county pioneers who has :
zen in attendance at the Eastern Star
ssions, returned home this after Il
ION. Mr. Talkington has been great
interested in Masonic affairs for
any years. In the seventies Mr. Talk
gton was auditor and recorder of
aho county when the county seat was
Gated at Mt. Idaho and was living
ere during the Nez Perez Indian
ar. He expressed himself delighted
TIL his visit in Moscow and spoke
ghly of the entertainment provided
e visitors by Moscow people.
Sheriff Brown has received word
)m Arlington, Wn., of the arrest
ere on a larceny charge of John
berts, who is wanted here for forg
: the name of his mother to checks
$S5 and passed on the
'socw State bank. 1t is reported he .
also wanted at Seattle on a forgery
arge, having signed the name of his
her to checks. Sheriff Brown will
after the young man SO soon as the
icers notify him that Latah county
| have custody of him. The forger
the 22-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
H. Roberts, residing on American sh
ge.