The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-04-29

flagship.
Slater's father may accompany them
home.
Just received line of Eastern Pat.
tern Hats. Buckley Sisters. L8(
j. A. Cook of Lewiston, was an ar
rival in Moscow this morning on bus
mess.
The w. c. T. U. will meet tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock in the women's
room at the Methodist church.
]. G. Slayden of Spokane, represent
ing wholesale pharmacy house, wa
an arrival in the city this morning.
A marriage license was issued by the
auditor and recorder to Chas. Hick-
man and Jessie Pearl Gemer, both of
Viola.
A new front is being built at the
Sherfey store which will add material
ly to the appearance of the building
and the store.
The Washington, Idaho and Montana
railroad has issued an order prohibit
ing the shipment of liquor over its line
to any point in Latah county.
/
The council has opened bids for the
construction of a chapel at the GEM
etery. The cemetery committee was
empowered to act in the matter.
In the district court OH motion of the
plaintiff, the case of Powell, Sanders
& Co. versus R. Belle Carssow, admin
istratriX in the estate of o. c. Carssow
has been continued for the term.
l.. f. Parsons, who, at the meeting
of the chamber of commerce yester-
day noon, became seriously indisposed,
is reported back at his desk today al
though not entirely recovered.
Complimentary to Judge o. E. Nc
Cutcheon who will return tomorrow to
his home at Idaho Falls, Dean and
Mrs. George d. Ayers will entertain
this evening at their home on East c
street
Police Judge Strong assessed fine
of So and costs bringing the total to SIS
against George Grove who pleaded
guilty to being drunk and disorderly.
He refused to pay the assessment and
will languish in The city bastile for a
period of five and one-half days
Mrs. William NJ. Morgan this morn
ing received the sad news of the death
yesterday in Boise of her father, Dr.. |
Friedline The deceased was formerly |
resident of Moscow and has many
friends here who will regret both on
their own account as well as on that |
of Mrs. Morgan to hear of his death. |
Dr. Friedline had been i'll some time.
Pleading guilty to disorderly conduct |
in Judge Morgareidge's court yester-
day, Antoine Marker, Joe Gunthel, jas.
Doyle, Chas. Geltz and Will Geltz, all
Of Genesee, who had been charged with
conduct in threatening 10
'orce number of Northern Pacific
Greek section men from that locality,
we're each fined So and costs, which
we're paid. n
Mrs, Jerome ]. Day arrived home
yesterday afternoon from Wallace
where she went a week ago to pay
'rief- visit to her husband. She I.
'orts that Wallace society is as usual
cry gay and that dancing classes for
he new steps are much sought after
IT. Day, as superintendent of the Tam
rack mine, is extremely busy and
viii be unable for some time to leave
is work to come home.
The local police department has
cen advised of the vandalism now
INNING riot in Moscow in which
over beds and vegetable gardens are
eing plucked of the growing plants,
| many instances the plants being
Tucked and thrown away. The po-
ce have number of persons under
lspicion and it is stated arrests and !.
rompt punishment will be melted out
those who are found guilty of the
large.
Correcting the report in yesterdays
ar-Mirror in the University of Idaho
rst National bank decision handed
,wn by the supreme court it is stated
at the suit was to recover money adj
need to Colson & Son for labor and