The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-01-30

r. B. Swadener, the we'll know
Clearwater county civil engineer, wa
an arrival in Moscow last evening from
Spokane on his way to Orofino
Miss Ruth Edgett entertained a mum
Der of her friends at her home las
evening After a delightful time spen
in music and games, refreshment.
were served
The meeting of the Hi Yu. club yes
terday afternoon at the home of Mrs
II. d. Martin was a very pleasant af-
fair. All the members were present
Mrs. Howard David was the guest oil
honor.
Don't miss "Wild Beasts at Large
or When the Managerie Broke Loose
at the Orpheum Saturday matinee and
night. 1t fills the town with surprises
Fun and animals run riot. Best ami
NAL picture ever. Usual prices. 104
In honor Of their son, Guy Colqu-
houn, who leaves tomorrow for
Moscow to attend the University of
Idaho, Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Colquhoun
gave dinner last evening at their
home on Indiana avenue with seve-
lral invited guests, friends of the
honoree. The evening after dinner
was informally spent with cards and
other usements.-Coeur d'Alene
Press.
Many people in Moscow will regret
to hear of the death last Friday at
Portland where he underwent a sur
gical operation of Frank Lawen, a
pioneer farmer of the Genesee coun-
try. With his family he has resided
IN that section for the past rs years
The funeral was held last Tuesday
The deceased was Sc years of age and
is survived by a widow and seven
children besides brother, Math, re-
siding at Ferdinand and a sister, Mrs.
Glasmerker of Auburn, Wn.
Invitations have been received in
Moscow to attend the State Lincoln
Day banquet at the Owyhee hotel at
Boise in commemoration of Lincoln's
February ~. On that day
at Boise the ladies of the Grand Army
of the Republic of Idaho assisted by
the Sons of Veterans of Boise will |
dedicate and christen the new bar
racks building at the State Soldiers
home at 2 o'clock in commemoration of |
the 1O5th anniversary of the birth of
On February IS civil service exam
nations will be held at the Moscow
post office for an assistant in paper
plant investigations (male.) Applicants
the ages of 20 and 40 only
ire eligible. The salary of the position
will be $3.50 per annum The gov
also wants three female train
ID nurses Immediately, and examina-
ions will be conducted at the Moscow
'ost office on April H. Positions are
low open at Fort NIojave school, Ari-
ona; Mescalero agency, New Mexico,
'ac and Fox sanatorium, Iowa. The
alary is 1920 annually.
NJ. l.. Davis, a weli-known farmer
wing near Sunshine station, near
Ioscow, claims the distinction of be-
lg the owner of two of the best pro- :,
ucing hogs in that neig.borhood. The !,
wo animals farrowed recently, one ),
avng II pigs and the other H. The
ne having the litter of ii was the :
am of the six which Mr. Davis show !.
at the last hog show in Pullman,
nd on which he took two premiums. :.
his SOW has had two litters, the first !,
IA and the last r. He |
wed q of the two lots. The other
reduced 46 in three litters, the first
Is, the second II, and the
ird IA. Both of the animals are
Ire bred Duroc Jerseys and are !.
,lendid types of their breed
lo
Thomas Douglass of Moscow suffer- IL
an euraemic attack yesterday eve u
ng while occupying a chair at the III
rber shop conducted by NIustoe & III
orrison at 629 Main street but re- re
onded to treatment by Dr. E. l.. III
hite and was resting comfortably
Ter in the evening. Mr.. Douglass
tered the shop about $50 o'clock
d appeared to be in excellent health. ID
was waited upon by A. F. Mustoe
d had reached into his pocket to
y for the service when he lapsed in
Inconsistencies and it was some sa
lie before he could be revived Mr.. &C
uglass has a son in Moscow but has tn
an in the city for several days on me-
siness matters-Lewiston Tribune in
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