The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-04-30

Brown, Estes, Cameron, BobinsoI
Armour, Jain, Marlatt; Misses Lynch
Bernardine Hatfield, and Edith Plum
mer. The afternoon was spent i
needlework after which a dainty lunc
was served.
Last night the city council CARRIE
on final passage the ordinance calm,
for a bond election for the paving O
intersections in the new paving dis
trict at cost of $4,000. The election
will be held June 8.
Fred Sletto left today for North Da
kota to visit with relatives and t.
, attend to some important bushes:
matters. He will be gone about two
months He is a son of Mr.. and Mrs
0. Sletto who reside near Moscow.
The city council has received from
the cemetery committee the recon-
mendation for the appointment of C. F.
Cole as assistant sexton of the Mos
COW cemetery. Formal action will be
taken at the next meeting.
very pleasant afternoon was spent
at the Elks' temple today at the reg
ular Thursday ladies' day gathering.
The committee in charge of the affair
was formed of the Mesdames Wash
burn, Canon Shields, and r. d. Nc
Cornell.
There will be joint meeting of the
Y. NJ. and Y. w. c. A. next Sunday
afternoon at 1880 at the university
auditorium at which time vocal music
will be rendered by the university male
quartet ana violin solo by Raymond
Pittinger. DR.. Brannon VIII address
the meeting.
Two big loads of Washington State
College students passed through Mos
COW early this morning for an outing
in the Moscow mountains. One of the
rigs was four-horse affair and was
loaded to the guards The other was
l three-seated hack. The party was
equipped with commissary, cameras,
'ifles and fishing tackle.
A. II. Jessup, the well known civil
engineer, will leave for Ontario. Or, |
onight where he will take charge of |
he construction of a Sewer system in |
hat town. c. H. Green of Spokane |
$ the consulting engineer and Mr.. Jes-
up has been retained as engineer in
barge of the work. He anticipates be-
lg absent until the coming fall.
Attention is called to the display
ad" in another section of this issue
nnouncing an open meeting to be held
morrow evening in the auditorium
the Methodist church by the Queen
sther Cirle. An excellent program
IS been prepared and the public is
,rdially invited to attend. Refresh
ents will be served and a silver Of
ring taken.
The last meeting for the club year
the home department of the -
rical club will meet at the home of
RS. T. S. Edumundson, 425 East
lird street, Friday afternoon, May
t, at 2:30 sharp. This is known as
Day" and a splendid
ogram has been arranged by Mrs.
B. Edgett All members are expect
to be present.
While in Boise, the Rev. Mr.. Watson
st Sunday baptized Marjorie Louise,
2 young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs ;
Ugh Savidge. Both Mr.. and Mrs
vidge are graduates of the universe
Mr.. Savidge is a member of the
lppa Sigma fraternity and Mrs. 4
vidge is member of Delta Gamma.
:. Savidge is now engaged in en-
leering in the capital city.
The attention of the district court
s given today to the trial before
y of the case of George Steltz VS..
tn w. Broman, public administra-
K of the estate of the late w. B.
ellen. The plaintiff asked for
gment to cover the funeral ex-
lses of the deceased. Morgan &
ryan represented the plaintiff anc
unity Attorney Nisbet and Attorney
ersmith of Troy, represented the de-
dant.
herman ]. Rossi, member of the
te board of education, has been APP
nted temporary postmaster of Wal =
: to fill the place of Postmaster -
ssly who was removed because the
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