The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-06-18
I WEATHER FORECAST.
I LEWISTON, June 1S.-FOre-
I cast till 5 p. m. Friday: Fair
tonight and Friday.


\ COW on a couple of days business visit
State Senator Deffenbaugh of Bon
ner county and Mrs. Deffenbaugh ar,
visitors in Moscow today.
Rev. Johnathan Watson left fol
Lewiston today to participate in the
Shriners' exercises being held there.
w. w. Weeks of Spokane, genera
manager of the International Harvester
company, was in Moscow today on 6
business trip.
DR.. W. H. Carithers and his daugh-
er, Miss Lillian, are members of a
fishing party that will be out of town
until next Sunday.
G. P Mix and w. NJ Morgan will
go to Lewiston tomorrow on brief
business trip. They expect to make
the trip in Mr.. Mix's automobile.
]. S. Jones, well-known resident of
Moscow, after years leave Of absence
from the university during which time
he has been in the east, has returned
home.
M. NJ Preston has proved to be such
an excellent gardener that his menu
for today's dinner included delicious
new potatoes raised in his OWE gar
den.
Mrs. H. X. White, who left last
week to spend the summer at Conklin
Park, has gone into the mountains on
fishing trip and reports splendid
sport.
This year Chautauqua buttons will
be given to all purchasers of season
tickets, and the price of the ticket will
be refunded to the holder of the lucky
number
John Culton, one of the prosperous
farmers residing near Palouse, was in
Moscow today on a brief visit. He
accompanied r. M. Heath of Spokane,
who made the trip in his auto.
There will be public auction at
the Andrews Cloak Store Saturday,
June 20. Everything will be sold to
the highest bidder. w. G. Barge, auc-
tioneer. Sales at 10 a. m. and p. m.
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formerly well-known Moscow |
resident, is in the city from Pierce
Idaho, for few days business and to
visit friends. While here she is at her
home on First street.
The opening day of Chautauqua will
be Pioneer Day, and free tickets will
be distributed to all pioneers whose
names are furnished to W. E. Wallace.
Among others, Ex-Governor McCon-
nell will speak on that day. I
Verne Lee Taylor and Miss Ruth
Taylor have returned from the uni j.,
yersity at Moscow. They think that /,
he University of Idaho is the finest
,ver and say that they have had
pleasant as well as a profitable year.
-Gooding Leader.
T. B. Thoresen was in town today l
hopping and attending to some i'm c
ortant business. Mr.. Thoresen states /
hat his farm northeast of town is I
ooking we'll and that crops will be ex- a
client. He is cutting great deal S
f wood from his well-timbered acre l
ge.
Mrs. Mary Stewart of East Eighth
treet, left Moscow yesterday to at
end the convention of Dunkards to be
cid in Seattle from June 1910 20. She e
as participant in all the festivities
l honor of the Dunkards arranged in
pokane by the Spokane Chamber of u
ommerce ~
AS chairman of city beautiful aux
larry to look after streets and alleys
the northeast end of town, Mrs. II
lillian Morgan is doing some excel :
mt work. Cattle are being kept off Z
the street, sidewalks have been i'm
'oved or replaced, and the district in
sneral has benefited by intelligent at
ntion.
list few days has been visiting Mrs.
lillian Thomas in Colfax, has return
to the city and is occupying her
tractive new bungalow completed
eek ago. Mrs. Griffith's house fol-
VS. exactly the plan Of the famous
uthern California bungalows and is
delightful little cottage.
]. D. French returned last night
I'm Spokane where he had been for
me days in attendance upon his
lighter, Mrs. Hadley. Mrs. Hadley
s been seriously i'll for some time
d recently underwent an operation
the Sacred Heart hospital. She is
ported to be making satisfactory
,gress. Mrs. Hadley is a sister of
s. Krank Kelly.
1 ]. Nau, prominent farmer from
Ferdinand section, was In Mos