The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-06-08
WEATHER FORECAST.
LEWISTON, June 8.-FOre-
: east till p. m. Tuesday; Show
ers tonight; Tuesday, fair and
warmer.
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

G. D. McCloud Of Lewiston, is !
the city on a brief visit.
\ Mrs. Harry Averill arrived in th
city today from Parkwater to Wis
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs F. L. Whit,
Mrs. Blanch Kleinman, grand ma
iron of the Order of Eastern Star, c
HALEY, is in the city, having arrive
here last evening.
The Moscow State Bank negotiate
without delay farm loans at loves
rates. LII
! L. F. Parsons returned home toda
from Weippe, where he has taken hi
family to spend a summer outing. TIL
family is now comfortably located.
At the chamber Of commerce lunch
con tomorrow noon Phi. Soulen will
address the members on the Universit.
summer school, A good attendance
is desired.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the FRS
Presbyterian church will met at the
home of Mrs. A. G. Giese, 1923 East
street, Tusday, June 8. Business meet
ing at and missionary meeting at 8
Through an error it was stated IL
Saturday nights issue Of The Star
Mirror that the republican and demo
cratic central committees would NEE
on Monday. They will meet Tuesday
instead.
Miss Vivian Thomas of Kendrick
who has been attending a teachers in
stitute at Colfax for the past week
was an arrival In Moscow yesterday
on her way home. She will visit few
days with friends before departing.
The ladies of the park committee OF
the Women's auxiliary desire to thank
those who have donated flowers for the
park and especially Scott Bros. and
Mrs. John Almquist. The committee
is composed of Mrs. Holman, Mrs.
Yost, and Mrs. Byrns.
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Gagon will at
tend the grand chapter sessions of
Eastern Stars in Moscow on the 9th
inst.-Blackfoot Optimism. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gagon had son in the university
some years ago and have always been
most friendly to the institution. They
have taken much interest in education
al matters in their home town.
C. E. Neuman will go to Moscow
next week to attend the graduating
exercises at the Moscow university.
Miss Margaret Neuman will graduate.
Miss Mabel Rudesill of Spokane,
formerly of Standpoint, is also a men,
Der of this years graduating class
Pend d'Oreille Review. Miss Neuman
is a member of the Delta Gamma
sorority and one of the most popular
girls in the university. She has a
forceful personality and has welded
a strong, good influence throughout
her college course.
Among the Eastern Star delegates
the grand chapter now being
held in Moscow, are Mrs. inertia ].
Frost and Mrs. Hal H. Chase Of Sal
mon, Idaho. Mrs. inertia J. Frost is
The publisher of 1.-THE Idaho Record
err" a bright and important weekly
If Lemhi county, Mrs. Chase is the
mother of Miss Helen Chase, who was
.wo years ago one of the popular stu
Tents in the university at Ridenbaugh |
lall Miss Chase is now teaching but |
will resume her studies this fall, prob |
IDLY in California whether the family |
will move for the winter months.
Miss Fay Hostetter, for the past
our years an instructor in the music |
apartment at the university, and for
he past year head of the piano forte
apartment, has decided to take a
ears leave of absence. She will |
pend the next year in study either in
lew York or Europe, and will proba-
ly make plans for career on the
oncert stage. The many pupils of
Iiss Hostetter and her numerous
riends both on the faculty and among
lie townspeople will regret to hear
lat she will not be in Moscow next
ear. Miss Hostetter has established
reputation as an excellent teacher
nd the pupils who counted upon her
struction will be genuinely sorry to
arm of her prospective travels.
Saturday, June 9Th, wedding took
ace at the Kresterson home, AIS
evils street of this city, when Esther
resterson of Moscow and G. H. John
IN Of Portland, Or, were united in
arriage by the Rev. 0. P. Anderson
Troy, Idaho. At II o'clock the
ide, dressed in white satin silk, and
e groom entered the parlor to the
rains Of wedding march played by
ISIS Selma Jorgenson. The bride was
anna Anderson, and the groom by
list E. Kresterson and Oscar ]. John
n Only relatives and the most in