The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-05-25

MOScOW tOuay from PalOuSe where Sh
has just completed very successful
year of work in the Palouse higl
school.
Samuel ]. Campbell, a member O
this years graduating class at Stan
ford University, will arrive in Mos
COW this evening for a weeks visi
at the Theta Mu Epsilon house.
Mr. and Mrs. Myrick, after an abb
sence of more than year, have re-
turned to make Moscow their home
Mr.. Myrick was. formerly in the EN-.
ploy of the Hazelwood company.
We have several new patterns in
curtain scrim also glassware and
dishes. Arnold's $40 and 15c Store
LIS
Mrs. Ivan Williamson and her lit
tie son, Loyal, will leave tomorrow
afternoon for Portland to join Mr.
Williamson and his family will make
their home in Portland
Among the house guests at the Gam
ma Phi house from Lewiston to wit
ness the Campus Day exercises are
Leah McEachron, Marie Kettenbach,
Florence Pearce, Kathering Vincent
and Margaret Means.
For sale at right price and on easy
terms, As acres adjoining Pullman.
Wn.; good buildings; acres of
orchard just coming into bearing;
balance of the place is mostly in
alfalfa. Address, The Day G. Hansen
Security Company, Spokane, Wn. LO-4
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Harper and son,
w. B. Harper, of Waitsburg, and Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Cox arrived in Moscow
last evening from Waitsburg in Mr.. |
! Harper's touring car and are guests of
DR.. and Mrs. G. L. Gritman. Mrs |
Harps.. is sister of Mr.. Cox and Mrs.
Gritnlan.
Saturday morning there were two
exciting runaways on South Main
street, neither of them doing serious
damage. One of the teams belonged
to the Mudgett firms. The horses freed
themselves at once from the wagon
which was left standing only short
distance from where the horses start
ed.
In order to make it possible for
State Commission of Education Ed
ward O. Sisson to be in Moscow for |
the commencement exercises at the s
university, in which he will deliver ,
the address, the June meeting. of the f
state board of education which was a
set for the ninth of the month has been e
set forward to the second. t
Jean Marjorie Morris was hostess
to a delightful party at Eggan's hall
Saturday afternoon to 16 of her lit
tie friends. 1t being her 18th birthday
After various games in which the t t
children had merry time, they gath
cred around daintily set table dec
grated with lilacs and narcissus.
large birthday cake with lighted can
lies adorned the center
Among the names unintentionally
united from the report of the prepara- IL
ions for the high school banquet last "
night were those of Leulla d.
rogers who shared in the making of p'
he cakes; and Ida Semmes who made c'
he grape punch. These young ladies Is
re among the most skilful in the p'
lass, and it is regretted that an ac- p'
cunt of the affair did not include pc
heir names. pc
J. M. Burton has exchanged his DC
esidence on West c street and Is as
ores of land near Spokane for Leo ur
losers 160-acre ranch in Long VAL lpo
~, Boise county, and will move to it de
18th his family as soon as school tn
loses. J. T. Grove, who made the w;
cal, says the property involved is We
VI Ill uDOut PlO,OOO. MI. hOScI Will WI
nprove the property on c street. bu
There was an executive convention 80
the Latah county farmers union oo
Moscow Saturday at which time it
as learned that resolutions were
opted favoring good roads move
ent, however, the resolutions were
It made public and will not be dis
osed until delegates attend meeting Ger
Spokane tomorrow which will have cha
is question up. 1t is understood for
out so delegates were present. ing
cen
Yesterday the funeral services over cha
2 remains of Henry Gilbert .Batey line
re held at the Steltz undertaking -
rlors, Rev. George Fowler officiating. -,