The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-02-17

which property is working steadily
now He is here attending a meetin,
of the directors of the Idaho Nationa
Harvester company of which he il
president.
H. C. Wilson, local representativ,
of the Idaho State Life, was in Ken
drick yesterday on brief bushes!
trip Mr.. Wilson reports having writ
ten $4,000 of Idaho life for Moscow
people during the past week.
On Saturday night in the Masonic
hall the Knights Templar conferred
the degree of Knight Templar upon
Thomas w. Savage of Pullman. Mr.
Edward Downen of Pullman was al
SO present at the meeting which was
marked by great interest and a full
attendance.
Last night at the high school aud
itorium a fair sized audience enjoyed
as portrayed by Montaville Flowers,
the noted reader and lecturer. Mr..
Flowers held his audience in rapt at
tention for two and hour hours
which is sufficient evidence of his
great ability as an entertainer and
more especially in reciting lines from
Shakespeare's most popular drama.
Insure with Grow, 41OK South
Main street. OO-29pd
That boys as we'll as girls can cell
citrate their birthdays by splendid
parties and have just as much fun in
parlor games and eat as many nice
goodies at refreshment time was
show by the pleasant little affair CIV
en- yesterday to Loyal Williamson of
College street by his parents in hon
or of his eighth birthday. Master
Loyal had as his guests Pharmal
Hartman, Floyd Cochrane, Allen Turn
bow, Harold Patterson and Kenneth
Skog. After playing parlor games
he children were treated to delicious
Postmaster Cornwall has just re-
,eived from the postoffice depart
nent a new change with relation to
he sending out of letters without
proper postage which is as follows:
Letters and post or postal cards may
,e dispatched whether or not any
postage is prepaid thereon. Other
.rticles shall not be dispatched I'M
ess prepaid at least in part, and in
IL cases of insufficient prepayment |
ouble the amount of the deficiency
hall be collected of the addressee.
he option of no prepayment or of
art payment of postage does not APP
". however, to either letters or 9TH
+ articles mailed with the apparent
attention of avoiding prepayment"
On SATURDAY eftulllS DIT 81 MAI . L
uild hall, in lieu of the regular fort
lightly dance of the st. Marks Social :
Tub, the boys of that popular or
anization entertained the girls with O
merry masquerade party. A great Q
ANY ingenious and pretty costumes t,
ere worn, and the scene was made
rilliant by the clever decorations in
stoons of bright red hearts. After
veral hours of gayety, the dancers r
ere served dainty refreshments by
orothy Parsons and Victoria Wal
CO. A number of the parents OF
e club members acted as patro
.sses. Holmans orchestra furnished W
e music m
In honor of his twentieth birthday,
a E. Woodruff was pleasantly sur :,
Used at his home on Fifth street &C
st evening by number of his &C
lends Miss Gladys Hodge gave 81
veral excellent recitations. Games ~
re played and music was enjoy IL
After the serving of a bountiful Gu
lch, the party broke up, guests Vi
shing Mr.. Woodruff many happy re- VI
ms of the day. Those present ell
re: Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens. Mr.. and ti'
S. Halverson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira III
,odhurst; the Misses Hodge, Nolan,
gstead, Grange, Orr, Otter Frazier, 10
Hey, Stevens, Munson, Halverson,
Halverson, Dowdy; the Messrs. ou
lverson, Thompson, Bell, Hegs- no