The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-03-04

business.
An evidence that the "want-ad" col
umns of The Star-Mirror gets result,
is shown today by the return to this
office of gold watch lost on Third
street by a patron of the office Mon
day. The ad was inserted last eve
ming and the watch returned to its
rightful owner early this morning
1t pays to advertise.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Cox returned last
evening from Portland where the lat
ter has been with her sister, Mrs. G.
L. Gritman, who is i'll in that city
They report Mrs. Gritman improving
as well as could be expected. Mrs,
]. L. Harper, Mrs. Gritman's sister,
is now with her and another sister,
Miss Tina Cox, left for that point last
night.
The first of a series of Lenten lee
lures on the great religions of the
world will be given tonight at St.
Marks church at s o'clock by Rev.
Johanthan Watson. The subject to-
night is Buddhism The lecture will
begin promptly at the hour mentioned
and will be followed by social half
hour in the Guild hall A cordial in
vitation is given to all people to at
tend
Don't forget the Coon Dance" We'd
nesday night at Eggan's hall Grease
paint for backing can be secured at
the drug stores. L31-2p
w. H. Brown (Billy) an ''old timer,
formerly with Ferguson G Brown in
the livery business here, was a visitor
today from Pullman. Mr.. Brown re-
sides on farm adjoining Pullman.
lie says Pullman is going ahead rap
ldly and that several business build
lngs are going up and that there will
oeiOCt paving there Jn1S
spring. He likes Pullman as place
OF residence, but having resided here
SO many years Moscow seems like
home to him.
Mr. and Mrs David Hogan have re-
turned from brief honeymoon and
last night were honored by chariyari |
by high school friends of the bride |
nee Eva Lull. The visitors were in
vlted into the home of the young cou-
pie on Almond street where dainty re-
freshments were served. Tonight fbe
bride and groom will entertain a num-
Der of their friends at the Missouri
cafe with dinner.
Friends of James Kinyon. 17-year-
old son OF Homer Kinyon, former resi-
dent OF this section now residing in
Montana, will be pleased to learn that
the report published recently of his
alleged murder was erroneous as will
be observed from the following receiy-
ed today from Homer Kinyon address
ed from Galata, Mont: Il read an
item in your paper February 10 of the
Heath OF James Kinyon, son of Homer
which is a false report The
BOY has never had any trouble in Mon
ana and is alive and we'll and work $
ng every day" The Star Mirror is {
pleased to make the correction.
Attorney William q. Lee received /
his morning a telegram from Con- t
FRESHMAN Addison II. Smith announce t
ng that Edward Hugh Hill had sue v
essfully passed the the examination t
or entrance to the naval academy at a
Mr.. Hill was appointed by r
French. Congressman g
NTH appointed Mr. Hill to West Point d
ut his success in passing the entrance is
, Annapolis makes it possible for fl
congressman Smith to make another g
ppointment to West Point.
The Weekend house party which Il
ad been planned for the entertaining
number of Moscow people has
cen postponed by the hostess, Miss
irginia Shearer of Lewiston. Ow-
g to the enforced absence of Miss
roman from the party, the affair will az
Ike place later in the season Those
no were to have gone down on Sat
day were the Misses Stephens and
roman, and Messrs. Small, Larson :
Id Fooks. ~
Rev. S. B. Chase of Lewiston, SUI J.,
rintendent of the north Idaho Chill tn
ems home located in that city, was nc
Moscow today on a brief visit. He
ports the home in f1ourishing con- 9.
ion. The beautiful new home which
Is purchased at cost of $4,000 is
W completely out of debt. At the
esent time there are 81 children in On
} home, he says, the lowest number lol
many years. Ordinarily 80 to 40 ~
ildren are kept there Rev. Chase 80
urned to Lewiston at noon. 10,
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Special attractions and orchestra tao
sic at the Orpheum tonight. R32 an