The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-04-29
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

Just received a line of Eastern Pat
tern Hats. Buckley Sisters. LSl
Miss Dorothy Wethered returned
Monday evening from Spokane where
she spent several days visiting friends
An eight-pound daughter was born
yesterday morning to Mr. and Mrs
r. j. Knapik at their home near Joel
Theo. e. Martinson, tax collector Of
Moscow, is transacting business here
this week.-kendrick Gazette.
G.. p. Mix, general manager of the
Idaho National Harvester company
left today for Wallace on a few days
business trip.
"Chappy" Hunter, formerly a stu
dent at the varsity and for several
seasons a member of the track team
is in the city from his home in British
Columbia for a short visit at the Kap-
pa Sigma house.
Mrs. j. T. HUMPHREYS of st. An
thony arrived in the city yesterday
for a weeks visit with her son Earle
K, a junior at the varsity. She will
attend The Mikado at the university
auditorium Thursday evening in which
her son has one of the leading roles.
John Hayden, member of the SEN
ior class at the university and one OF
the mainstays' on the varsity baseball
team, has just received notification OF
his appointment as instructor in
science and agriculture in the Lewis
ton high school.
DR.. and Mrs. F. H. Brandt enter
tanned informally at dinner Saturday
evening week, complimenting Profess
sor Edward Hume of Moscow. Daft
fodils artistically grouped in a quaint
bowl decorated the table, where COW
ers were laid for siX.-Boise States
man.
Over 700 4-ounce bottles of nitro
gem gathering bacteria have been sent
from the archaeological laboratories at
the university within the past month
to farmers in all sections of Idaho as
we'll as to many in Oregon and Wash
ington These 700 bottles, it is said,
contain a sufficient amount of bacteria
for the inocculation of enough seed to
cover more than $500 acres of land
The material has been distributed at
very low cost, covering only the eX
pense of manufacture and packing.
Mrs. A. G. Redway, grandmother OF
Miss Elizabeth Redway of this city,
is critically i'll at her home in Boise;
and on account of her extreme age,
little hope is entertained of her re-
covery Madam Roadway is 81 years
old. She was one of the first pioneers
of Idaho She and her husband were
among the most prominent citizens Of
the early days in Boise, as well as for
many years after the pioneer period
was we'll past. Madam Redway has a
large circle of friends in Moscow
those who have an acquaintance
in Boise; and the news that her long
and beautiful life is drawing to a close
will cause many regrets and arouse
many tender and grateful memories OF
ler sterling character and her kind
md gentle ways.
In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Frank |
Slater, VINO will leave the last of this
week for an extended visit in Europe,
heir children gave surprise party
t their home five miles south of Mos
ow last Sunday. About $50 friends
,ere present. Refreshments were
aiken by the guests and served on the
avn. Mr. and Mrs. Slater expect to
cave either Friday or Saturday OF
his week on their -the-ocean
fsit, going by way of Colorado, Iowa
nd eastern points where they will ,
lake brief visits. They will sail on ,
Law u on the Kaiser Wilhelm der !
rosse for Germany. Before returning =,
ONE in July they will visit many of ,
lie principal places of interest in +
France and England. Mr.. \