The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-01-31


Mr.. and Mrs. R. r. Sherfey left toda
for Washtucna, Wn.
Miss Bessie Willis returned to Co
! fax this morning after brief visi
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs c. I
Willis.
4 Andrew Wilson, a prominent farm
Ell residing northeast of town, is il
the city today on a shopping expedi
ton.
Miss Mabel Robinson, accompanie,
by little Mary Williamson, will leay'
on Monday for a six weeks visit will
relatives in Seattle.
Mrs. Fred Garlic was taken seriously
ill yesterday with a student attack o
appendicitis She is reported some
what improved today.
Mrs. w. l.. White from Pullman was
! in town yesterday to shop and remain
ed over to attend the Elks ball. She
was a guest at the home of DR.. Boyd
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. McCaffery and
children will leave tomorrow after
noon over the Northern Pacific for
their new home in Madison, Wisconsin.
Miss Mildred Munroe of Spokane
was an arrival in the city today to Wis
it a couple of days as the guest OF
Mrs. D. w. Greenburg and Miss Ida
NJ. Kube.
Bob" Gerlough who left college
last week to accept a position as an
instructor in the high school at Pot
latch returned home this morning for
weekend visit.
The dance given at Hodgins' hall
last night by a number of the uni
versity and high school students was
attended by about two dozen couples
who report a very enjoyable time.
City Engineer Smith has, at the re-
quest of the chamber of commerce.
prepared careful estimate of the
area of sidewalking and pavements
and the length of the sewage system.
In getting down from his wagon
yesterday Carl Smith stepped upon
his foot in such a way as to strain his
instep badly. The injury is most
painful and has prevented Mr. Smiths
working since.
Mr.. and Mrs William Butter, who
own large farm northeast OF town,
returned yesterday from the east
where they have been visiting for the
past few months They report de-
lightful journey.
There will be a meeting of the fac
ultv women of the University of Ida
no at Ridenbaugh hall Tuesday after
noon at o'clock. A full attendance
is desired Those who are unable to
attend are requested to notify Mrs.
H. l.. Axtell.
Hugh Davidson now engeged in
business and in homesteading near
Fort George, British Columbia, will
leave in day or two for his home.
Mr.. Davidson was formerly Palouse
farmer. He reports his Canad-
ian ventures to be highly profitable.
Harvey Smith, in connection with
his office of county surveyor, has
lust completed survey and division |
nap for the partioning of the Daley |
estates. These estates comprise about !
100 acres of valuable land in the nor
.hern part of the county The same
work for the Devine estate is also |
ust finished
c. j. Hugo of Spokane will move his
amily TO Moscow next week to make |
his city their permanent home Mr..
hugo Will be the district representa-
i've of the Buick automobile, main
aiming headquarters in Moscow and
through arrangements with the Sulli-
an garage will store his model ma
hines at that place. Mr. Hugo states
hat the Buick enjoys splendid reput-
ton throughout the northwest and
hat the company believes that this
ection is an admirable location for
n agency.
The Cecilian Choral club rehearsal
,r the sacred cantata "Gallia' will be
ED in the Methodist church on Sun
ay at 3 D. m. Orchestral rehearsal will
e at 2:30 p. m.
EUGENE H. STORER.