The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-06-18

never been q city which has given
tile visitors more hearty welcome
thAn did the people OF Moscow on
TINS OCCASION. There sAs uothInR
lacking for the comfort Vt eonysn-
lenee Of tie visitors Naturally the
places Of Interest u the writer we're
TIE newspaper offices of the city and
as soon as possible Monday morning
We Iound oar way 10 the offics Of the
Daily Star Mirror. Here We we're
cordially greeted by Editor Hutton
and his wife aud spent q pleasant
half hour with them. The STAT
Mirror Is an up-to-dAJe seven colu mo
daily OF which the people Of Moscow
should be very proud. it gave q
splendid write.up Of the work Of the
Chapter, many kind notices OF the
delegates personally and furnished
free copies every day for the visitors.
Every out-of-town member of thst
grand body will ever Lave kindly
feeling for the Star Mirror and its
editor. At the ONCE Of tue Moscow
Post We were given 4 hearty welcome
10y Editor Scnlick and his daughter.
During tile past fifteen months
that ye scribe has had the manage
ment OF "A newspaper We have many
times thought that we we're the only
I ana vim huA In. a..
world, bat since meeting and talk
Ing with others engaged in the same
line OF work, We have mad - broader
vision of life in general and the
newspaper work In particular. We
found that conditions were very
much the SaD.e other places AS We
have them here. which has hellsd
Us 10 better appreciate the blessings
We now have. Both Of the newspa-
pers seem To be prospecting and doing
their best to boost for Moscow.
Grand Chapter was called to order
at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning the
Grand Matron. MIS-. Blanche +.
4 lehman, of HALEY. FOR the BEN
edit OF our Eastern Star readers We
will give short sketch Of the work
OF this session OF Grand Chapter. OF
the elective officers we're present,
Grand Patron Il. W. Herman, OF
buhl; Associate Grand Patron e. II.
Galley, of Weiser; Asso. 6. Matron,
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Sec, OF Pocatello; Mrs. Louns6erry y,
q. Treas, of Albion and Mrs. Math-
eHs, q. Cond., Of Lewiston. There
vas also good attendance OF the
past grands. Thirty-e chapter;
in the state we're represented anc
some had several representatives.
Charter, were granted to three new
chapters. one at MackAy, one at Bur
ley and one at Mullan. The repor
OF the grand matTon showed that shI
hac been untiring in her work FOL
the order and that il had been the
most prosperous year in the history
OF the organization.
Invitations were resolved frou
the University TO attend the com
mencemert exercises Tuesday fore
noon and man aVailed Lhemeivei
of the opportunity TO witness som'
i, OF ,he work OF this state Institution
The writer being engaged in com
mittee work was not privileged Il
be present. but It vas highly spokeI
OF by thuse who attended. Tuesda!
evening Ruhy Chapter, Of Moscow
exempliiied the work in TerV Abl
manner and treated their visitors q
, delicious refreshments.
/ Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clocl
, the chapter accepted AN Invitation
1 from the Chamber of Commerce
1 take an automobile excursion tri
4 around the city. About thirty auto
acre provided for the use of the del
a egates who were taken through tn
manufacturing establishment Of tn
: Harvester Company, oyer the beau
tiful university grounds, out to To
university farm where Prof. Idding
- took pleasure In shaving them tn
n blooded live stock OF the farm. tn
=, people OF Idaho should feel proud q
their state niversity and the wor
( which is being done ,here Tn
p buildings we're in spick aud spa
: order and Prof. lddings took prid
a in showing OF the stock under al
care. From here the procession scai
a tered Ia take In the suToundIn
T. country and 1t Vas the unanimou
verdict Of the delegates that MOscO'
4 and the surrounding courtry sAs on
: OF the most bsautiful spots la III
, whole state. The weather and rosd
~ere Ideal and this part Of our er
tertainu ent will long remain a plea
\ AIT memory.
e Toe election ~ officers Occupied
d srrat pHuOu OF the time THURSDAY
Is our modesty prevents Us from sA'
d ing much about the hOnors cOnferre
e upon ,our humble servant. =.
e Galley Nas elected Grand Patron; Mr.
e Jessie MatheNS, of Lewiston, 49,
u Graud Marion Mr. Collins, Of Mo
Fl Gov. Asso. Grand Patron. Mrs va