The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-06-27

couple of days for Marble, Wn., fc
an extended visit with his son, Lou
Smith.
Mrs. Charles Witherspoon left las
night for Walla Walla where she wi
spend couple of weeks visitin
friends.
H. J. Kressly was an arrival in tn
city from Spokane to spend Sunda
with his wife and son who are at tn
Drury home.
The president has nominated James
w. Anderson to be postmaster at Nez
perez, Idaho, relieving Chauncey Wal
lace, who retires.
| Mrs. Charles Shields and Mrs. Johr
F. Yost are this afternoon entertaining
number of friends at the home of the
| former at garden party.
Judge Edgar G. Steele is still con-
llllCu W LILO lOOulo dL Illt IlOlcl AlOo-
COW by reason of an attack Of pto-
maine poisoning, however, he is i'm
proving rapidly.
In decision just handed down by
the Idaho supreme court Judge Steele
has been affirmed in the case of w. E.
Campbell versus the Bank and Trust
company of Vollmer
Mrs. Duggin and her daughter, Miss
Katherine, entertained on Thursday
evening complimentary to Miss Mad
cline Wall, one of the popular mem
bers of the younger set.
Mrs. J. J. Keane, Mrs. Kinnear, and
their sister, Mrs. Pettijohn, of Walla
Walla, left today for Spokane where
they will pay short visit at the home
of Mrs. Kinnear's daughters.
e. P. Atchison, banker and grain
man of Kendrick, was in Moscow last
evening on business. Mr.. Atchison de-
clares that the grain crops in his sec
ton are in splendid condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wall accompanied by
their daughter, Madeline, will leave to-
morrow for Paulson, Mont, on the
Flathead reservation where Mr.. Wall
will engage in the hardware business. |
Three Little Idaho" harvesters were
hauled to the farming country in the |
vicinity of Pullman and Albion today |
Three farmers reached here with six
horse teams last night to draw the ma
chimes out.
Mrs. John Shannon and her daugh
er, Miss Marie, last evening entertain
I'd delightfully."- for the members of
he Wall family who have during their
;tay in Moscow formed so large a cir
lie of warm friends.
The office of the auditor and re-
order has issued marriage licenses
0 Delmar Campbell and Lucille
locke, both of Colville, Wn., and to
ieorge H. Hutchinson and Blanche l.
ARIEL, both of Juliaetta.
The city council last night awarded
contract for supplying the city with
lmber to the Madison Lumber & Mill
the bid being $3.50 per thou
and The Standard Lumber compa- '
y filed bid of SIG per thousand. t
The Washington Water Power COM
any last night for the first time turn
on the six new 100-candle power in
lndescent lamps just installed at the
ty park The new lights make r
emendous difference in the park at
ght and city officials declared them
Ives well satisfied with the splendid |
The reception rendered the students
the summer school last night by the /
iversity faculty members was a most /
lightful and charming affair, many Il
ing people being present to help II
ike the evening most pleasurable. II
lie musical numbers were excellent Il
d the violin solos by Anton Romanoff II
3eived much applause. II
lingo" promises to become a pop II
II feature at the Orpheum in the II
.ure. The first installment of a II
les of moving pictures were given II
the movie house last night. 1t II
S four-reel affair in which views II
der water were produced with II
rtling accuracy. The audience last II
hit seemed pleased with the produc- II
United States District Attorney Nc H
ar is in receipt of the decision Of II
circuit court of appeals at San II
lncisco reversing Judge Dietrich II
cancelling 81 claims, involving II
acres, title to which is restored II
the government in lands involved II
the Kester Kettenbach, Robnett II
Dwyer timber entries in north II
10. Judge Dietrich was sustained II
o some of these entries but he was Il
,rsed as to these.-Boise News. II
fter seven weeks in the General
lorial hospital in New York City,
| Stewart WAS last week able to Ii