The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-06-17
WEATHER FORECAST.
LEWISTON, June 17.-F0re-
cast till 5 p. m. Thursday: Fair
tonight and Thursday.
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. T. M. Barnes of Garfield, who
has been visiting Mrs. ]. D. French
returned to her home this morning.
Mark Howe, deputy United States
Marshal, was an arrival in Moscow to-
day from a brief visit at Grangevjlle
Mrs. Matt Miles has returned from
an extended trip to Washington, D. c..
where she has been in connection with
her homestead entry.
! Tomorrow afternoon at the Elks
club the regular ladies day card party
will be held at which refreshments will
be served. A full attendance is de-
sired. The affair will begin at !.
o'clock
Mrs. Warrent Truitt, who, for several
weeks past, has been confined to her
home by a severe attack of neuritis,
has recovered sufficiently to permit her
attendance at several social affairs
during the past few days.
The Sunday school classes of Miss
Ruth Brown, Anna Morse, Margaret
Lennox, Hazel Doyle, Eta Eggan, Mar
ion Byrns, and Mrs McCartor had a
very delightful time at a picnic held
at the city park yesterday.
Mrs A. A. Publ, who has been visit
ing the family Of her brother, Her
man Wilson, for the past week, re-
turned to her home at Priest River to-
day She was accompanied by Mrs.
Wilson who will visit with her for a
period.
Rev. c. M. Grimsrud, pastor of the
Lutheran church, has gone
to st Paul where he will attend the
general conference. He expects to be
absent about four weeks. During his |
absence there will be no services at i
he church.
The many warm friends of Mrs. Will
am e. Borah will regret to learn that
he indisposition from which she has
been suffering for fortnight at her
parents home yesterday became so
erious as to necessitate her removal
O the Inland hospital She is report '
d resting much easier this morning. {
The city council met last night and
his morning for the purpose of placing :
n final passage the ordinance author :
ing the annual budget of expense
rhich is estimated at $4,000. The a
Ivy will be made in September at =
hitch time it is expected the total
mount of the budget may be reduced.
Mr.. ]. G. Gibson, the well-known p
rain man, yesterday visited the John e
IN, Cotton and Union fiat sections a
e reports the crop outlook extremely :
light, in fact he says they are better
this time than they have been in
ears. Mr. Gibson reports that the
falfa hay harvest in the Union fiat
'untry is already we'll advanced.
A fishing party to the Helmer sec
On Monday was composed of W. L.
lyme, A. H. Johnson, Fred Veatch,
ID Eugene Pearce. They are report
to have scored heavily against the
III. Another fishing party with
ual success on Potlatch creek Mon
y was composed of I. L. Osterhout
S. Heckathorn, Roy Mudgett, Walter
ndquist, and c. H. Van Meter. i
Miss Abbie Mix, Mrs. Conoby, and
SIS Lucille Dermott left this morn
: on the 8 o'clock train for Clarkia |
lere they will meet Sherman Mix and
y Curtis with horses to convey the |
ire party to the homesteads in which |
several families are interested. The
III water at Orofino prevented the
rty from going into the timber from |
It point. They expect at this time 10 |
main away about three weeks. !
1t the second days session yester- |
: of the grand chapter Royal Arch
sons at Lewiston, Idaho Falls was /
ignated as the next place for hold |
the 1915 conclave. The sessions |
to begin on June is. Among the
GERS elected there last night were
prominent Moscow delegates
ner David was named grand Royal
h captain, and Francis Jenkins was
tied grand lecturer. Henry Leim- !
ger of Boise was elected grand =
h priest. At the banquet there last -
ut Francis Jenkins was among the
able speakers, addressing the as
blage on "The Sword and Trowel."
sessions will close tonight.
W. Thompson has sold his inter
in the Palace Of Sweets to Mr.. and
/. w. F. Myrick of this city. Mr.
mpson will go to Montana where
has a homestead Mr.. and Mrs.
lex are well-known residents of
COW, having been located here for
past ten years. Mr.. Myrick was a
time local agent for the Hazelwood
y and for three years operated the
,tal theatre. His faith in Moscow
f,,fx, of he oi&