The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-10-03

Mrs. Betty Olson from kendrlcK, Is
in the city transacting business.
F. c. MCGOWAN and w. H. Mason
both of Deary, and both republican leg
islative candidates, are in the city to-
day.
Little Leola Frazier, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Frazier, who has been
quite Ill for the last four weeks with
typhoid is much improved
The Whitman County Fair will open
at Colfax Monday and continue for the
rest of the week. The chamber of
commerce is planning to send a big
delegation from Moscow on Wednes-
day.
J. E. Nordby returned today from
Salem where he accompanied the uni
versity live stock display for exhibition
at the state fair The stock carried off
many prizes "a review of which will be
published Monday.
The Misses Evelyn and Marjory
Merwin arrived in the city today from
Harvard where they are engaged in
teaching in the public schools of that
vicinity They are on their way to
attend the joint teachers institute
which opens at Lewiston Monday.
julius Cherpillod was in town to-
day from his farm near Moscow He
was in conference with Secretary
Tenwick, of the fair association, rela-
tive to the great many premiums he
was awarded at the recent fair One
of the special premiums he was award
ed was $40 in merchandise by the
Farmers Union store.
There will be a joint meeting of the
first and second troops of boys scouts
with all scoutmasters and assistants
tonight to lay plans for complete re-
organization. Someone must be
chosen to take the place of Mr.. d. B.
Steinman, whose work with the boy
scouts aroused so much interest last
year. The new Y. M. c. A. secretary,
Mr.. Leonard, will be present at this
meeting, and it is expected
that he will become sufficiently
interested in the work to accept an
official position as scoutmaster. Word
has come from National Boy Scout
headquarters that it is time for the
annual registration, with payment of
fees, ETC., so if the Boy Scouts of Mos
COW are to retain their scoutship it
will be necessary to reorganize at once.
Come yourself and bring anyone else
who Is interested.
The weather, though quite stormy, |
did not seem to prevent the |
students and young people at
tending the reception given in the /
Methodist church. The reception was
given under the social department of
the EpWorth league. Mr.. Martin Mick
ey, the mead Oh lllS department, Hdu
charge of the general arrangements.
Edwin Scott directed the social
stunts" among which were Tug of
War;" Basket BALI with paper sacks,
Glass in Domestic Science" Glass in
Balloon Race" etc. By
4 clever device all were registered as
o their native state or nation. Seven
zen states and four foreign countries
we're represented, making quite a
gathering. The state
naturally in the lead was Idaho with
g persons present who had been
,orn in this state Washington came
text with II, Missouri IA, Iowa IA,
9, Nebraska 7, Wisconsin Z, l.
Kansas 6, Illinois 6. The scattering
tate and foreign nations were group L
d together in one company making in
II ten groups which performed some
Interesting competitive stunts. This
rouping gave an actual count and the
ompany numbered LAG persons. Re-
'eshments were served and all went i
ONE feeling that the evening was :
easantly spent. .
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