The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-11-28

tklET LULAL NEWS
; Sherman NJ. Mix and Mr.. and Mr.
J John Mix Of Orofno, who speI
Thanksgiving here, have returne
home.
At the auditor and recorders offic
a marriage license has been issued t
Charles thinner of Deer Pork, Wn
and Ida E. Terry of North Yakima.
Miss Hazel Woods, who is teachin
school at Gilbert, and who has beel
spending the Thanksgiving holida
with relatives, will leave for Gilber
tomorrow.
The Ladies of the Catholic Alta,
Society will hold card party ant
Christmas Sale at the Odd Fellows
hall, Friday evening, November 9th
All are cordially invited. 5O-2-;
Postmaster Cornwall has just dis
tributed to patrons of the office a neat
little pamphlet of Postal Informa-
ton" The pamphlet contains much
valuable information to the public.
On invitation of Lewiston lodge No
1896, B. p o. E., Rev. Jonathan Watson
will deliver the memorial address at
the Elks' annual memorial service to
be held at Lewiston Sunday, Deem
Der 6.
The committee in charge of the
arrangements for the Elks memorial
service of Moscow lodge No. 249, an
nounced today that Rev. w. j. Hindley
of Spokane would be unable to deliver
the memorial address, but that the adj
dress would be made by Judge T. M.
Mckinney of Walla Walla lodge No.
287. Judge Mckinney is regarded as
one of the best speakers in the north
west.
Herbert Leo will leave Monday for
a two weeks trip to coast points in
the interests of the vinegar factory.
Many orders have been received and q
splendid market for the local concern
is being established in that quarter.
The plant has recently put in here 4
new storage capacity of an additional
$4,000 gallons. The pressing tanks
are among the most sanitary in the
Chief of Fire Dept. J. j. Keane re-
ports that the ringing of the university |
ire bell Thursday evening in honor
If the, victory of the football team,
.aused members Of the fire department
o respond to the call. He suggests
revent the use of the bell except IN
asses of fire as constant use of the
ell for other purposes might result
4 failure of response at a posi-
lie fire at the university at some fu
IRE time.
A committee composed of Secretary
enwick and J. ]. Keane is engaged
disposing of tickets for the annual
anquet of the Chamber of Commerce
,heduled for next Tuesday night. 1t
announced that in addition to the
ames mentioned yesterday as speak
S at the banquet, Waldo G. Paine,
eneral traffic manager of the Spo-
ane & Inland, will speak w. J.
)rdan and wife of Lewiston, will al
be guests at the banquet. 1t is an
ounced that the hour of the banquet
i'll be 6:15.
That necessity is the mother of in
.ntion is truly demonstrated by p. s.
eeves, a clerk in the office of the
unity treasurer, who while an expert
erical man, is blessed with suffic-
It ingenuity to grasp mechanical :
cas- whenever they suggest them
Ives and with his own hands has r
signed sliding seat arrangement
at would bear patenting. Among the
ties which Mr.. Reeves performs is
figures to books from
ur to five feet wide and disliking to
ep up pedestrian qualities while en-
ged in this work, he conceived the
"a of sitting down to the job, but
I'M a scientific basis, and as result
s constructed frame about six
It in length fitted with steel tracks.
comfortable cushioned seat is fas-
led to a board which has been
lipped with ball bearing shives, the
1t finding resting place on the
cks. Mr.. Reeves joyfully persues
duties, the seat carrying him from
her direction as his pen arm sug-
its.
sreen Chambers of Bovill, wanted
the Latah county. authorities for