The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-02-27

every Friday during Lent at four
O'Clock in the afternoon. All the chill
dren connected in any way with that
church are urged by Mr. Buzzelle, the
superintendent of the Sunday School,
to make a point OF being present. In
struction in the teachings of the church
and in its forms Of worship will be
given at that time
A. j. Hendrickson was in town yes
! terday. Mr.. Hendrickson is the own
er of a large farm near Troy.
terday from Pullman. She has just
rented house ON Kenneth avenue
and will shortly move her family to
Moscow
Mrs. j. NJ Fuller arrived last eve
ming from Juliaetta where she had
been a guest of her daughter, Mrs. r
H. Buchalew.
The j. Y. A. team of Gonzaga Col
lege and the Moscow high school
team will meet tonight at Spokane in
their final basket ball game OF the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Smith will this
evening entertain at their home on
Polk street a number of their friends.
The affair will be in honor of Mr..
Stephen Griffith.
Invitations have been received by |
many persons in Moscow to the an
nual military ball to be given by the
w. S. c. battalion of cadets tomorrow
evening in the armory at Pullman.
Mrs. j Reeves returned today from |
a two weeks trip to Portland and
other coast cities where she went in
the interests of her art department at
Williamson's.
Henry Robinson today completed
serving a sentence of "a days in the
county Jail for petit larceny and i'm
left for Pullman where
Sheriff Brown suggested to him the
climate might be more beneficial to
his health.
Mrs. Donald Geddes is in town for s
lay or two. Mr.. and Mrs Geddes re- {
Gently opened a general merchandise G
store in Winona, Idaho, a small place |
line miles from kooskia. She reports h
hat they are delighted with their new
ocation and that they are doing ex- \
remedy well. Business has been good u
III winter and the outlook for spring l.
S most promising il
Insure with Crow, 41Ok South
lain street 00-29pd
George Falquist, a student at the
Ugh school, who has been seriously Y
Il at his mothers home on Sixth n
treet, is reported somewhat improved r.
IT. Falquist was some weeks ago a Il
onvalescent from grippe and suffered N
uring the period of convalescence a o.
ct it. and the young man has endured
,rrible pain.
Recently the Idaho supreme court
yed its calendar of regular terms for
III as follows: Boise-frst Monday
January, first Monday of May, sec
Id Monday Of September second Mon 10
ly of November AT Lewiston-Third in
onday of March and first Monday of in
ctober At Occur d'Alene-Fourth ta
onday of March and first Monday of VI
ecember.
pl
r. NJ Heath of Spokane, travelling ca
preventative of hte Spokane paper HI.
d stationary company, was visitor nj.
Moscow today. Mr.. Heath has lately mr.
en- made sales manager of the Model Sv
lbles and garage of Spokane, dis. ita
buting agents for the Chevrolet Mo- of
: company, manufacturers of several ol,
pes of automobiles. He anticipates en-,
icing an agent in Moscow for hand If
g the Chevrolet cars. ita
Walter French, a brother of Mrs II
ank Kelly, left yesterday for Mr.. III
llys ranch near Spokane. The 'io
lch consists principally of twenty
'es of fve-year old apple trees from
ich the owner this year hopes to g.
Up profitable return. The varieties asl
nted are the Jonathan, Winesap,
ines, Golden and Winter Banana, the
of which are admirably suited to MOI
5 climate Mr.. French will remain gu
the Spokane Valley for fortnight.
n chopping wood the other day, Will
II Rivers inflicted painful injury
IN his left hand. Mr.. Rivers, who h,r
) holding the wood in his left hand "
the axe in his right, allowed the cal
to slip. 1t struck with a severe
W directly upon his forefinger and