The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-04-04
WEATHER FORECAST.
LEWISTON, Apr. 4.-Forecast
till . p. III. Sunday: Showers to-
night and Sunday.

+ Mrs. l.. A. Manring of Pullman, is i
the city as a guest at the home O
Dr.. and Mrs. J. N. Clarke.
This morning Gamma Phi Beta too
their house guests on a delightful
automobile drive to Pullman.
Mr. and Mrs. T. w. BARLEY who hav,
been in California and Oregon vii
return to Moscow within a few DAYS
One dollar reward for return O
purse containing bunch of keys. APP
ply at Star-Mirror office. I.57-9r
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Weldon from
Palouse arrived today and will be the
weekend guest of DR.. and Mrs. J. N
Clarke.
Mrs. B. F. Robinson was operated
on this morning at the Gritman hos
pital. At the hour of going to press
her condition is reported most favor
able.
Emer Desvoigne, formerly a we'll
known resident of Moscow, but now
residing in Boomers Ferry, is in the
city visiting old friends for a short
period.
Henry Hermann, who is employed
in the forestry service in British Col
umbia, arrived in Moscow yesterday
and will for some time be the guest
of his mother.
Work on the bleachers for the new
athletic field is making satisfactory
progress. The foundation is now com
plete, and the superstructure will be
started next week.
Carol, the three-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. l. B. Ricketts,, has
been i'll with an attack of pneumonia
since Wednesday but is reported to be
much improved today.
Roy 0. Johnson, county probation
officer, returned today from Kendrick
at which place he conducted the Eighth
grade examinations for Miss Dryden,
county superintendent.
Mrs. ]. W. Thompson, accompanied
by her little daughter, is in town to-
day to shop. While here she is the
guest of Mrs. c. e. Merwin. She will
return to her home in Potlatch to-
night
The many friends of Mrs. c. L. Grit
man will be pleased to learn that she
has left the hospital at Portland
where she has been undergoing treat
ment and is now residing in apart
ments and is gaining in strength.
Graduate Manager, G. L. Larson to-
day inspected the academic records of |
all candidates for places on The track |
and baseball teams. The eligibility OF |
candidates must be vouched for to
the conference managers before they
can win place on the university
teams.
DR.. c. L. Gritman and A. B. Cox
motored to Harvard last evening
where DR.. Gritman went or profess
sional business. They report the 10 /,
in that section to be almost equal
to the paved district of Moscow and
came home in high spirits over the {
splendid trip.
The second of the series of chamber
music concerts by the university string
quartet will be given at the varsity
auditorium tomorrow afternoon, COM
at 4 o'clock. A splendid pro- (
gram, including explanatory remarks
oy Professor E. M. Hume, has been
arranged and everyone who attends is /
assured of n full hours entertain
nent No admission will be charged
md the public is invited.
c. B. Green, chairman of the cham :
,er of commerce committee to take ,
Ip the matter of natatorium for ,
1oscow, expects to call meeting
eXt Tuesday evening. Some of the
MEMBERS of the committee have been ,
90 busy to meet before this time. =
hey will discuss various plans and .
hen lay them before the people for ;
in order that all views
lay be ascertained. :
The Gamma Phi Beta sorority enter :
aimed at a ! o'clock luncheon today in
onor of their house guests, the
Iisses Permelia and Gertrude Hays
nd Miss Mccormack of Occur dAlene =
he elaborate luncheon was served at ,
nall tables at each of which was =
laced a guest of the sorority. At :
lie conclusion of each course, the "
ostesses progressed so that by the
me the dessert was served each
lest had had an opportunity of chat r.
ng with all of her hostesses. Miss
Ills was in complete charge of the
ncheon. Following the luncheon
,lightful musicale was given Miss
1wina Yearian was in charge of the ~
ogram which was much enjoyed One VI