The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-05-22
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

dances will be furnished by Mr.
Carey and few members of his band
w. d. Humiston, land agent for the
Potlatch Lumber company, was il
Moscow last evening on brief bust
ness trip
DR.. M. A. Brannon has returned
from Occur d'Alene and Hayden Lake
where he delivered commencement adj
dresses at the public schools of those
places.
John L. Woody of Kendrick and A.
B. MacIntire of Princeton, members OF
the county board, were arrivals in
Moscow for brief session of the
board.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Cole and DR..
and Mrs. ]. F. Atkinson motored to
Moscow last evening from Lewiston
for brief visit, returning to that city
last night.
| Miss Ida NJ Kube has returned
from a brief stay at her home at
/ Grangeville and will make an ex-
| tended visit with her sister, Mrs. D.
w. Greenburg.
Mrs. Richard Condell of Troy, has
sufficiently recovered from her OPP
GRAFTON at a local hospital to enable
her to go to the home of her mother,
Mrs. Goodwin, on Harrison street.
Forney & Moore have just receiv-
ed notice from the land officials at
Occur d'Alene that the governments
contest against Mrs. L. A. Torsen's
homestead entry has been decided in
her favor.
G. D. McCloud motored to Moscow
last night from Lewiston and will re-
main over until Saturday when Judge
Edgar C. Steele will accompany him
hear some matters in chambers.
Mrs. Jerome J. Day was last eve
ming hostess to a number of persons
who enjoyed with her a delightful |
drive to the Rim Rock. The roads are
in excellent condition, and the seen
cry is especially attractive at this
time.
The Hi Yu club met yesterday af-
ternoon at the charming home of Mrs.
c. A. Frantz, all of the members ex-
,ept Mrs. Lewis and Mrs Swami be-
ng present. The refreshments were
dainty and were much en-
Dyed.
For sale at right price and on easy
erms, As acres adjoining Pullman. '
Nm; good buildings; acres of {
richard just coming into bearing; t
'alance of the place is mostly in S
Italia. Address, The Day & Hansen 6
security Company, Spokane, Wn. L0-4 f
The first dress rehearsal" for the :,
arious dances which will form an at
ractive part of the Campus Day pro-
ram at the university next Monday |
Tas held at the gymnasium yesterday {
fternoon. Several outdoor rehear- V
ais will be held between now and s
Ionday. d
One of the pleasant parties of the
eek was that at which Mrs Ida Casey "
l Wednesday afternoon entertained a -
lmber of her friends. Covers were -
i'd for six at the attractive table, and e'
e excellent dinner was much en- -
yed. Afterwards the hours were s'
ent in conversation and sewing =
Information has just reached friends OF
Clay Koelsch in this city from the W
diversity of Wisconsin, where he is CT
school that he has just been chosen XII
sasurer of the Rocky Mountain club,
e of the strongest organizations in
2 university carrying with it con- CO
Ierable sponsibility.-Boise States da
IN. nj
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It is estimated that fully 1000 per- G.
is attended the magnificent school tic
libits held at the high school ear
r in the week. The greatest delight III
l satisfaction are everywhere ex- he
ssed at the splendid work accom- WI
shed by the pupils during the past fro
r under the direction of their los
1petent teachers. wi
gal
V. F. Albright of Juliaetta, one of =,
best known truck gardeners in
county, was an arrival in Moscow nv
ay for a couple of days visit. Mr.. or
right states that the cherry and
.wberry crop in his region will be y
rt. He reports considerable dam
in Potlatch canyon by reason of a 80:
par
he annual mite box opening of the SUI
mans Home Missionary society WIN
that of the Mothers Jewels will api'
leld Saturday afternoon, May %, his
the basement of the Methodist LAY
'ch. An excellent program is be- owe
orrongod for the occasion and first
If the mothers interested are re- anu
"a - Loan tho da+e and hour in selv
the