The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-03-06

Mrs. L. e. Davis left yesterda,
morning over the DIV. r. & n. fol
her home in Walla Walla after
couple weeks visit with Mrs. Chas
Witherspoon.
The boy scouts of troop No l will
hold their regular meeting tonight a
z o'clock. After the business session
there will be stories, games, promo
ton tests and awards of badges.
/, Mrs Warren Truitt, though still
confined to her bed by the severe at
tack of neuritis with which for a mum
Der of weeks past she has been affect
ed, is reported to be greatly improved
today.
Miss Nina M. Anderson who has
been visiting friends in Moscow has
returned to her home on American
Ridge, accompanied by Mrs. R. W.
Hanna, who will visit Mrs. w. W. Will
cox
Rev. Robert Warner leaves today for
Lewiston, where he is to speak before
the Northern Idaho Anti-Saloon
League on the subject, 1.-THE Last
Stand of the Rum Power" He will re-
turn tomorrow.
Clarence Johnson, a sophomore at
the university, has been appointed as
sistant scoutmaster for troop No. g.
There are now two scoutmasters and
five assistant scoutmasters taking care
of the Moscow Boy Scouts.
Two thousand dollars worth Of
Mems Suits, Ladies' and and Misses
Coats and Ladies' Suits and Skirts
bought for 25 cent on the dollar, on
sale Saturday, March 7, at The Hub
1884
The second troop of Moscow Boy
Scouts will hold their regular meeting
at the club house on Saturday eve
ming at o'clock. There is still room
for few more scouts in this troop.
AS son as it is FULL waiting list will
be started for a third troop.
This evening at the home of Mrs.
B. T. Byrnes on B street the men,
bers of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety of the Presbyterian church will |
meet to hold a business and social |
session. Glenn Morton is the president |
of the society and Miss Ruth Edgett |
is the secretary and organist.
The members of the Tri Mu Bible |
class met for their regular monthly I
business session Wednesday evening
it the home of their teacher, Mrs. d. F
Rae, on B street. About dozen were
After the business had been
songs were sung and |
social hour was enjoyed. Mrs. Rae
alter served light refreshments.
Last evening in the Methodist par
,onage Rev. Warner united in mar
iage Mr.. Gilbert L. Smith and Miss
Nellie Ed both of Blaine. The groom
S son OF Mr. Ditlef Smith and the
ride is the daughter of Mr.. Lars Ed.
Both young people were born and rails
d in Latah county and their future
ONE will be made on farm near
Elaine.
The Bench and Bar association, an j
rganization formed of the students i'll \ j
ne university law school, met Thurs /
ay afternoon to discuss several pre-, I
osed plans through which the stu G
ents may be able to cooperate with a
ean Ayres in interesting the lawyers v
{ the state in the subscription fund S
u the addition to the law school Ii "
rary. n
The contractor in charge of the sew
. construction this morning put 10
en- to work to complete the last Sec
on of the trunk line sewer to be laid
Sunnyside addition The men vera
id off for some days in order to get
aterials and to get grading finished.
ity Engineer Harvey Smith reports a
lat they will probably have it all done
thin a week or so. :
Mesdames O. Morton, Van Tilborg
w. Schumacher and Mood and Miss
ickey entertained the women's Bible
ass and the lady Sunday school
achers of the Presbyterian church
thursday afternoon at the home OF
rs. Morton. Each section OF the
ass was represented in a short pro-
am. At the close of the afternoon
sht refreshments were served the
vty guests.
Judge James f. Forney and Judge
M. Morgan have returned from
,eur dAlene where they attended the I