The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-09-08


has acquired, he has rented and viii
farm another quarter section. Mr.
CANDLES family expect to spend the
winter in Moscow.
i Present indications point to a large
attendance at the university this year
E. H. Snowden, prominent Jul
iaetta rancher, spent the day in town
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wenzlaff of Ken
drick, were visitors in Moscow Mon
day.
F. A. David, who has been indispos-
| ed two or three days, is able to be
about again.
y4~ e. -, ~ tsT fa~ n. . siiusssr
Miss Elizabeth Roadway returned to
Moscow on Saturday and will this year
hold responsible position in Riden-
baugh hall.
The family Of A. ]. Darr of Cornwall
has moved into town for the winter,
and his two daughters will attend the
high school.
\ Mrs. Florence Carr died at the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy,
on North Washington street. Monday
morning. The funeral was held at
Steltz's chapel this afternoon.
Miss Permeal French, dean of women
in the university. will return to Mos
cow on Thursday More than fifty
young women have made application
for rooms in Ridenbaugh hall.
A. r. Wall, candidate on the socialist
ticket for representative in the legis-
lature, was in town today from his
home in Linden Mr.. Wall states that
his party is steadily growing in num-
bers and in influence, and he feels that
the principles for which the socialists
stand are becoming more popular and
generally approved every day.
Dr. F. L. Barrows has generously
offered to give course in medical
in the law school during
the first semester of the present year,
and his offer has been accepted. This
is donation on the part of Doctor
Barrows, and his action merits the
strongest praise. Such course will |
De of great value not only to law stu
Tents, but also to such practising
awyers as are able to attend.
AT the Methodist parsonage yester-
lay afternoon at 4 o'clock, William H.
frant was married to Hazel White, the
reverend Mr. Robert Warner officiat-
ng. Both the bride and the groom are
rom Potlatch and left on the after
Don train to make their home there.
he bride is daughter of c. d. White
t Potlatch, and the granddaughter of
lrs. Rosalia White who lives in this
lty on Third street. The young peo-
lie are well known in this vicinity
nd will be followed by host of good
fishes from their many friends.
A noval entertainment feature at
ne county fair will be the sack sew
lg contest Such a contest his Lever
efore had place on the program, and
lie greatest interest in it will be
lown. There will doubtless be many
ltries Three prizes will be given to
lose who succeed in sewing first
fteen sacks. The prizes will be $40,
J, and $3.50 respectively. C. L. Jain,
no is in charge of this interesting
'ent, anticipates that the sewers will
rnish lively entertainment for spec
tors.
w. E. Daggett of Lewiston, state
nd selector, was in Moscow yester :
y on business. Mr.. Daggett is now s
tting ready for the several state
nd sales that will be held in nor =
ern Idaho counties within the near =
ture. Mr.. Daggett states sale in 4
,otenai county will be held at
ummer on September % and the sale
state land in Latah county will be
Id In Moscow, September 49, There
II be no sales in Lewiston county,
wever, sales will be held at Orofino,
wiston. Grangeville and Standpoint.