The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-06-13
WEATHER FORECAST.
LEWISTON, June 13.-F0re-
cast till p. m. Sunday: Fair
tonight and Sunday.
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

f. w. Bush of Boomers Ferry, ws
3 an arrival in Moscow last night for
Grief visit.
Glenn Gaddis of Pullman, and n
c. Chase of Colfax, were visitors
Moscow last evening.
Attorney c. L. Mcdonald of Lewis
: ton, who has been in town several day
on business, returned home last night
Miss Marie Lundin left this after
noon at $3.50 for Spokane, where sh
will spend next week with relatives ant
friends.
F. c. MCGOWAN of Deary, who came
over yesterday to join the Moscow del
: egation to the Genesee horse show
returned home today.
The women's auxiliary of the cham
! Der of commerce will meet Monday
afternoon at $3.50 in the chamber Of
! commerce rooms. A full attendance is
) desired.
A meeting of the state highway
. commission has been called to meet
in Boise, June Is, to consider bids
on the construction of approximately
260 miles of state highways
Just received a line of the latest
styles in White Felt Hat, also a line
in the newest style in the Outing Hat.
Prices reasonable Buckley Sisters
LIS
In the automobile parade at the
Genesee horse show yesterday, 1O3
cars were shown. Forty-seven of them
were Fords, and the $50 cash prize
was awarded to Tim Sullivan, the
Ford dealer LIS
W. H. Mason, one of the first two
| graduates in mechanical engineering
! at the University of Idaho, has ac-
cepted a position in the testing de-
partment of the General Electric COM
pany at Schenectady, N. Y.
The Yeomans lodge members will
have a basket picnic next Sunday to
ldler's Rest and will leave promptly
at 1880 Sunday morning. All mem
bers are requested to be at the corner !
of Main and Third streets at that hour
L16-S |
M. &. Mulkey, who graduated this
year from the mechanical engineering
department of the university, left this
afternoon for his home near Salmon
where he will spend the summer In
the fall Mr.. Mulkey will enter thd
shops of the Allis- Chalmers
company.
Mrs. James A. MacLean, accompan- 6
led by two of her small sons, arrived {
he early part of the week from her f
nome in Winnipeg, Canada, and is [
listing at the home of her mother, G
lrs. w. H. Robinson on Hays street. 4
lrs. MacLean expects to be here l;
bout two months. e
There will be initiation at the Elks' c,
odge tonight when three candidates n
III be given the work. Members from w
ullman, Colfax and other points are 81
xpected in the city and refreshments
ill be served following the business o
leeting. All members of the lodge T,
re expected to be present. A.
A. H. Oversmith Of Troy, the we'll =,
nown attorney is planning to remove
IS family to Moscow at once to make
leir residence here and it is his -.
tention to engage in the practice of ,r
W in Moscow. Mr. Oversmith has
st purchased the G. H. Probert prop
ty on First street, one of the most
ndsome bungalows in Moscow, the
lrchase price for the property being g.
500. nc
tr(
D. House, local agent of the O-W I'd
d N. company, announced today WI
at change in the time schedule of 'ii'
2 evening passenger train leaving uii
'scow for Colfax, would become eff pel
tive Wednesday, June II. The col
lin will leave at 6 p m. instead of 'io
p. m. as at present and will con- Sii
ct at Colfax with the Spokane tro
mona passenger train going south MD
e change was made to cut off the 'iol
g layover at Moscow of the crew iius
this run. Oh
). Rockwell Fletcher was most r.
eeably surprised on his arrival
his home at First and Lieuallen L
Gets last night to find few friends layi
hered in honor of his 2Sth birth dut.
anniversary. The evening was of
it enjoyably spent in social chat, paci
eshments being served Those "
sent were Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Van he
er, Mr.. and Mrs. W. K Armour, OF
and Mrs. Lamson, Mr. and Mrs. Cro'
7. Steiner, and Mr.. and Mrs. c. Prin
part
his
r. and Mrs. Joseph P Coyne of tows
lgeville, who spent the past chur
Z here ac dalaootoc RI tho Foe tarn,