The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-05-21

WEATHER FORECAST.
LEWISTON, May 21.-Fore-
cast till p. m. Friday: Fair to-
night and Friday.
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

Farm loans closed without delay
at lowest rates by The Moscow State
Bank L99
R. B. Coglon and wife of Boise,
were arrivals in Moscow last night on
their way to Lewiston.
Mrs. Babe Harris of Pomeroy, is in
Moscow visiting her sister, Mrs. E.
S. Barton for an extended period.
Mrs. James Fogle and Mrs. A. F..
Carson have returned from Wallace
where they visited for a few days.
Dean c. H. Shattuck left today for
Seattle where he will deliver an adj
dress before a society of scientific re-
search.
Henry Smith of this city has gone
to Weiser where he viii enter the for
estry service in that vicinity as a
ranger during the summer.
Dean w. L. Carlyle left this morn
ing for Standpoint and Clagstone to
inspect the work being done at the
experimental farms at those points.
Mrs. Charles Lussier of Seattle,
sister of Harry Whittier, accompanied
by her small son, arrived here this
evening for an extended visit with the
family of Mr.. Whittier.
Miss Rose Smith who was former
ly employed as a nurse at the Grit
man hospital, has returned to Mos
guest of DR.. and Mrs. c. L. Gritman.
President M. A. Brannon of the uni
versity, left this morning for Occur
d'Alene and Hayden Lake where he
Will deliver commencement addresses
at the public schools of those places
today.
Frank Plughoff, who has been at
tending the University of Idaho at
Moscow, came home yesterday on a
vacation. He likes it so we'll there |
that he intends to return to complete |
his course-Wood River Times.
The Women's Union of the Baptist
church will meet for its missionary
meeting Friday afternoon, May 22nd, at |
2:30, at the home of Mrs. Mcqueen.
w. First st. All members are urged to
De present, and their friends are cor
Tally invited.
Mrs. Jerome j. Day has returned
rom a most enjoyable trip to Salt
lake and Denver to which points she
accompanied Mr.. Day. She reports
laving had a delightful trip. Before
raveling she spent a week with Mr..
Jay at Wallace.
DR.. e. T. Baker, deputy state veter-
harlan, with headquarters in Moscow
achieving considerable of a reputa-
ion as a writer, a series of his stories
ow running in Railroad Mans mag
zine. Mr.. Baker is also a contributor
, Country Gentleman
Judge James H. Forney has ac-
opted an invitation from officers of
lie Spokane County Democratic cen
al committee to deliver an address on
Democracy Under Wilson" at it's
)ening campaign in Spokane on May
. Judge Forney will go from Spo- +
me on the day following to attend
e horse show at Grangeville.
This morning Mrs. M. E. Lewis re-
lived the sad intelligence of the
,ath of her brother, John Van de
eeg at his home at Orange City, Ia.
lie deceased had never been to Mos
W. He was about So years of age.
RS. Lewis was unable to make the
ip east at this time to attend the
neral, however, Mr.. Lewis will =
i've this evening for Orange City to :
present.
Mrs. w. o. Beddall, accompanied by AT
rec of her children, arrived in the G.
y yesterday to join the other mem =
rs of her family who have been
re for some months engaged in .
a grocery store in the
ICE formerly operated by the late
c. Carssow. Mrs. Beddall, who
mes from Clearlake, Wn., has never
IN in Moscow before, and she is
h surprised and delighted to find
such thriving little city.
Irs. L. L. Shurtz returning to her
ne at 10 Seventh street last eve
g received very pleasant surprise,
number of her friends having in
led her home on the occasion of
birthday, the visitors all shower
the lady with many valuable and
full gifts. Mrs. Shurtz responded
serving dainty refreshments at 10
ock. Mrs. Shurtz was the first
tie child born in South Dakota and
her visitors with many
resting tales of her earlier eX-
fence on the frontier when South
,ota's principal inhabitants were
ians, soldiers and cayotes.
o. Jones of Kellogg, a graduate