The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-04-11
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

10 spend vacation at her nome.
Two per cent interest on checkin
accounts. The Moscow State Banl
Professor w. A. Robinson has gon
to Palouse to spend the spring vaca
ton visiting relatives.
Ralph Bickel, auditor for the stat
board of education, went to Spokan
this afternoon for 4 few days bushes
visit
John r. Stone, representative of tn
Spokane Bituminous Paving compa
ny, was a business visitor in the cit.
today
Miss Lottie Works, freshman a
the varsity left this afternoon for he
home at Kamiah where she will spent
spring vacation.
E. j. Coram, a junior at, the uni
versity, will leave tomorrow fol
to spend few days Wis
iting his parents.
Miss Muriel Leigh and Miss Hester
Pettijohn left this morning for Spo-
kane where they will spend next week
visiting at Miss Leigh's home.
C. w. Van der Veer left this morn
ing for Spokane where he will see
1.-The Bluebird" played tonight and
spend several days visiting friends.
b. H. Lehman left today for Spo-
kane where he will attend tonight's
performance of Maeterlinck's THE
Blue Bird" He will return to Mos
,ow tomorrow.
Miss Permeal French, dean Of wom-
IN, will leave for Spokane tomorrow
afternoon where on Monday night
The will make an address at the Jeffer-
ION Day banquet.
The Misses Mabel Rudesil, Dorothy
Venz and Norma and Othel Martin
eft this morning for Spokane. They
will spend several days there visiting
t the home of Miss Rudesil.
Mr.. B. o. Gallup of Portland, an old
esident of Moscow, arrived yester-
ay and will remain in the city some
me managing the improvements that
re to be made in his Main street
Little Carol Ricketts,, who for the
asst week has been so critically i'll,
as reported to be better this morn
lg. Her general condition is con-
dered improved.
The Misses Francis Harlan and Ola |
Id Marie Bonham, freshman at the |
lrsity, have gone to Kellogg to spend |
cir vacation at their homes. They
ere accompanied by Miss Lois Swami
Mountainhome
Capt L. F. Stone and cadets Purdy,
)ekal, DeWald, Calquhoun, Dingle,
)nneville and Kruse of the university
ttalion of cadets left this morning
r Hayden Lake to make preparations
+ the cadet encampment which is to
held there next week
The Misses Hyde, Lieby, Hoover and (
lily left this morning for Spokane
lere they will spend several days of
sir spring vacation. From Spokane
SIS Kelly will go to Standpoint to
lduct some extension work for the
me economics department of the
iversity.
Professors e. V. Ellington and Prem
ore addressed the farmers institute
Potlatch yesterday. At today's in
ute addresses were given by Pro-
DIS Iddings and Peterson and Will
NJ. Morgan. All Of the addresses
cred agricultural topics.
announcements have been received
the marriage of Miss Florence
litter to Mr.. Robert Howard in
iting, Iowa, on April 9th. Miss
litter is a sister of Mr. Harry
litter of this city and taught for
year in the Moscow high school
lort time ago. She was while here
extremely popular member of the
niger set in Moscow.
he varsity baseball squad, formed
Robinson, catcher; Kinnison, Ger
gh Frye and Jardine, pitchers;
nphries, LIST base; Hayden, I'd
,; Burns. short stop; Nelson, Sd
}, and Lockhart, Jones and Purdy,
ield, left on the s o'clock Inland
morning for Spokane for their
e with the Indians.
a letter received this morning
/ Mrs. Charles A. Stewart,
Id is given cheerful news of the
,ress Mr.. Stewart is making in his
very from illness. The physician
barge of the case expresses salts
on with the manner in which he
to treatment.
s. Wilfred G. Harrison, who af-
a brief visit at the home of her
nts, Judge and Mrs. James H.
ey, left Moscow some weeks ago
California is now at Del Monte
Harrison. who is recovering
a long and tedious illness, re- q
that her health is much improv- :
i'd that she is enjoying the milder
tie of the south.