The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-06-09
WEATHER FORECAST.
LEWISTON, June 9.-FOre-
cast till 5 y. m. Wednesday: Fair
tonight and Wednesday; Warm :
er Wednesday. J


Mrs. Kemp of Cotton, Wn., was a
visitor in Moscow last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. MCGOWAN OF
Deary, are in Moscow on a visit.
Herbert Cole is in the city from
Lewiston on a couple of days bust
ness trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ara Woodhurst took
6 o'clock dinner with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Hadsall Sunday evening.
James J. Gill has returned from
Pendleton where he has been for the
past few days on business.
j. l.. Woody of Kendrick, and A. B.
| Mcintyre of Princeton, were arrivals
in Moscow today to attend a brief
session of the county board.
w. l.. Carlyle has returned from
Boise where he was engaged on bust
tural department of the university.
e. 0. Sisson, state commissioner of
education, was an arrival in Moscow
today from Boise. He is a guest of
President Brannon at the Hotel Mos
COW.
Grangeville delegates to the Eastern
Star grand chapter are A. w. Talk
ington, Mary c. Coram, Cassie M. Cor
am, Mrs. E. S. Sweet, Mr. and Mrs. ].
p Coyne, Mrs. E. R. Cawley and Mrs.
c. B. Wood.
Evan Evans of Grangeville, mem
Der of the state board of education, is
in Moscow to attend the commence
ment exercises at the university. H.
]. Rossi, another member of the board,
will arrive tomorrow.
Miss Ida M. Street, formerly in
structor in English in the Moscow
high school, left Sunday for Weippe
where she will spend the next two
months at the summer home of Mr.. |
and Mrs. L. F. Parsons.
j. P. Coyne and wife of Grangeville, |
are in Moscow attending the sessions
of the Eastern Star Mr. Coyne is a
cigar manufacturer and his cigar,
Costerina, is a well known seller
the Inland Empire.
Among the delegates to the Eastern
Star grand chapter from Lewiston are
Mrs. w. F. George, Mrs. R. G. Bailey,
Mrs. A. E. Carssow, Mrs. T. M.
Mrs. H. H. Bockius and Mr..
ind Mrs. D. Neeham.
Miss Vivian Thomas of Osborne, who
las been guest at the home of Mrs.
!. HI. Moody for several days past,
eft today for Lewiston to attend the
ummer normal. Miss Thomas is
raduate of the Lewiston normal.
Mrs. G. Adams of Boise, is a guest :
f Mrs c. E. Merwin at her home on
an Buren, and A streets this week.
Ter son, Russell G. Adams, will grad
ate from the university and she is
ere to attend the commencement ex-
rcises. n
Mrs. Rudisell is the guest of her q
Miss Mabel, at the Omega Pi 81
ouse. Miss Mabel will graduate from a,
,llege this June. She was promin- in
lily identified with the founding of q,
e Omega Pi sorority of which she is r.
Nv president. Ii
A. w. darlington of Grangeville, is "a
e of the delegates to the Eastern ie
ar sessions here. Mr.. darlington is u
e of the pioneers of Idaho county and III
S been prominent in Masonic circles ai
: decades. He was one of the charter pc
smbers of the blue lodge organized en
Mt. Idaho many years ago. pc
tn
According to reports received here DO
I'M Lewiston today, the county board ia
mpleted the canvas in the wet and fa
Y election last night, certifying to a tel
tory of % majority in favor of the tn
t forces which will place Nez ne
rec county in the licensed saloon "tl
umn. ia,
Irs. 0. V. Allen, wife of State Treas -
sr Allen, is here from Boise to at ~
d the graduating exercises for the
SIS of 1914 of which her daughter, Wv
rguerite, is member. Miss Allen ."
been an excellent student through on
her college course and has been 60
minent in the social life of the i''
versity. She is member of the on'
nina Phi Beta sorority o'A
ho'
1rs. Petcina of Occur d'AIene, is at
e to attend the graduating exer- 4
IS. Her daughter, Miss Mary, will fas
Give a Bachelor of Arts degree to- ola
row. Miss Petcina has been you
)ughout her course extremely i'm cha
tant in university and town life, mo
ecially in the music department. net
will remain here this summer to che
h piano during the summer school fes
those who are familiar with her see
client work at the piano are de- arc