The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-05-02

a Is to 3 score. The Idaho team Il
credited with few less than dozer
errors. Whitman made Is hits
Mitchell and Kinnison did Idaho'i
pitching.
G p Mix, general manager Of the
Idaho National Harvester company, re-
turned last night from a brief bust
ness trip to Wallace
Miss Nellie Keane arrived home yes
terday from Potlatch. accompanied by
Miss Belle Wynn, who will spend the
weekend as a guest in the Keane
home
r. r. Smith of New York City, repre-
senting the Mcmillan Book company,
was in the city today. He will be a
dinner guest at the Theta Mu Epsilon
house this evening.
The city council has named DR.. D.
| F. Rae, as city health officer. In ac-
cepting the appointment it was with
the understanding that he be given
complete powers in enforcing the san
itary laws of the state and it is I'M
derstood he will begin cleaning up the
, town during the coming week.
Arthur Horning, Walter Knorr, Mel
Sherwin, w. w. Williams and Sam
Kennedy of the Grangeville high school
were in the city this afternoon to wit
ness the Idaho-Montana track meet.
They motored to Moscow from Lew
iston where they participated in the
interscholastic meet yesterday
Through information furnished The
Star-Mirror recent issue of the pa
per contained a statement to the eff
feet that the O.-W R. & N. has posted
a bulletin announcing it would refuse
in Latah county. 1t is stated that the
company has issued no such bulletin.
At 1880 last evening in the Methodist
parsonage Rev. Warner united in mar
riage Mr.. Eldridge White and Alma E.
Hull. The groom is prosperous
farmer near Baker, Or, and the bride
is from Colfax, Wn. After few
days spent in the city they will go
to Baker where they will make their
home on the farm of the groom near
that city.
This afternoon at her home on East
Jefferson street, Miss Margaret Keane,
one of the most popular members of
Moscow society, entertained at de-
lightful Kensington the women teach
ers of the city schools, the wives of
the public school faculty, the county
superintendent and her house guest,
Miss Belle Wynn. After some pleas
ant hours spent in conversation and
sewing, the color scheme of yellow and
white being effectively carried out in
the flowers decorating the tables and
in other appointments. Those pres
ent were the Mesdames Campbell, |
Eichelberger, Davis; the Misses Gray, !
Prothro, Madison, Adair, Wethered |
Whitmore, Funk, Asbury, Kendrick
Harmon, Boardman, Yates, Peterson,
Carlson, Morris, Brown, Smith, Moody.
Nisbet, Kennedy, Whitworth, Brad
bury, Dewey, Wilson, Dryden, Move,
Street, and Wynn.
ID. c. Livingston, head of the depart
ment of mining, and several of his
returned last evening from
the mining survey trip upon which
they set forth last Sunday. Besides
Mr.. Livingston. the party included ]
Walter Scott and w. Johnson seniors
II mining at the university, and Arlie |
Decker, graduate student from the 7
orestry department. The men left s
own with all of the instruments and s
)ther equipment necessary for a s
weeks stay and camped in a tent s
ear the White Cross mine. On Monday S
morning they awoke to find the s
round covered with two inches of '
now and the weather most unprom-
sing. But after the rain and hail of
hat day had passed. the skies cleared, n
nd the rest of the week was spent n
nder friendly skies. The class was q
ept exceedingly busy all week in it's fl
ask of making an underground sur OF
ay of the mine and a Typographical n
lrvey of the surface The work was a,
ssigned as part of the regular field CO
ork in the mining survey course, and II
lie young men report most profita-
e experience.
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