The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-02-05
Mrs. Stella Metlock returned today
from a business visit at Harvard

/ Mrs Stella Metlock returned toda.
from a business visit at Harvard
Mrs C. Quesnell was called to Lew
iston today by the sudden illness o
her niece.
Miss Norma Wilson, senior a
Washington State College, was in the
city today visiting Miss Daisy Glidden
/ Scott Brothers won the Echenbrecht
cup for the second time at the Rosalia
poultry show on single comb white
Leghorns, besides winning five blue
ribbons on other birds.
Among the arrivals at the university
from Boise is Russell Cunningham, a
recent graduate of the Boise high
school. Mr. Cunningham has enroll
ed in the forestry school,
DR.. Boyd, mayor of Palouse, who
has been in the city in charge of the
Gritman hospital during the absence
of DR.. C. l.. Gritman who is in Port
land, left for his home today.
Robert Burns, who left the sopho-
more class in forestry last March to
accept employment in the forest serv-
ice has again entered the school of
forestry for the second semester.
For the information of those who
will attend church next Sunday all
ministers of the city churches are re-
quested to bring their notices to The
Star-AIirror office by Friday night
e. S. Chadwick of Boise, general
manager of the Idaho State Life In
surance company, was an arrival in
Moscow today to confer with II. G. Will
son, the local agent of the company.
Miss Hazel Woods is taking grad
uate work at the university this SEM
ester, having already secured suf-
ficient number of credits for gradual
ton She has registered for work
leading to an MA. degree.
L. LeQuime of Lewiston, travelling
of the Continental Oil
arrived in Moscow today
from Bovill and other Potlatch line
points on his way to Lewiston. Mr..
LeQuime reports the weather mild at
Bovill last night.
There will be a masquerade ball at
he X. of p hall Wednesday evening,
February IS, at which time four val
liable prizes will be given for the best |
characters sustained of ladies and |
gentlemen. Also for the best lady or
Gentlemen dancers.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Stewart of the
fashion Shop returned this evening
rom an extended eastern trip. Mrs.
stewart visited at her old home at
ron Mountain, Mich, later being
oined by Mr. Stewart and together
hey visited Chicago and New York
n a buying expedition.
Reverend Robert Warner of the
Gethodist church arrived home last
light from Walla Walla where he has
cen since Monday attending. the Bull
ian-Rose Tabernacle meetings Mr..
Warner says that the weather in Walla
Valla is spring-like, the dust is fly
lg, and the streets are full of automo-
lies.
The journal of Electricity, Power. .
nd Gas published in San Francisco.
rinted in its issue of last week a two
olumn report of the engineers meet
IL in Moscow on January 18th. Mr.
]. Corbett, head of the department
electrical engineering, has received |
ON that publication request for
,pies of the three admirable papers
resented here on that occasion
On Saturday evening at Z o'clock,
ON the Northern Pacific station, a
,ecial train will leave for Pullman
carry those who wish to attend the
Isket ball game there between Idaho
ID w. s. c. that evening. Prelim-
airy to the game the Moscow high
hool team will play game with the
cps from W. S. C. The special
ain will leave Pullman for Moscow
after the game.