The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-05-16
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

UNAL1 LVOAL INV y
Hear them lube, May Goth. L9
Dave Peterson of Deary, is a Mos
COW visitor.
Start a cleaning and pressing ac
count at Johanson's. Loot
John Brannon of Deary, is in tn,
city for the Norwegian celebration
tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs Anton Hanson O.
Avon. and Mrs. Thomas Westby ar
rived today to take in tomorrow's eel
ebration.
Mrs. c. A. Cole, who was operated
on at local hospital some three
weeks ago, will return to her home to-
morrow. She has fully recovered.
They will entertain you May goth
L95
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. MCGOWAN and
daughter, Marian, and Mrs. Fred Black
we'll were in Moscow today, and
will remain for the celebration to-
morrow
"Go-to- Church" Sunday in Lewis
ton, Mont, was a great success. There
were 5000 people attended church that
day. 1t is expected that Moscow will
do as well.
Mrs. William Fender of Lewiston,
returned yesterday to her home after
a pleasant weeks visit at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Kildie of Blaine.
They will be singing May Goth. Now
where will you be? L95
W. D. Smith, one time editor of the
old Moscow Mirror many years ago,
was in Moscow yesterday from his
home in RitzvilIe. He was on business
and left for home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy p Drury and chill
dren and Mr. and Mrs. John Drury
and son Gibson will be guests of Mr..
and Mrs. R. P. Drury tomorrow, the
visitors motoring over from their
Deary homes.
Miss Margaret Lauder, teacher in
the Palouse schools, has been ill at
her mothers home in Moscow all this
week with at attack of the humps.
her duties next Monday.
Wednesday for the Jubilee Singers.
L95 |
The Forget-MeNot club accompan-
led by their chaperones and a few adj |
ditional friends went today for a de-
lightful picnic at Tarryawhile. The
party numbering 20 was conveyed by |
the Day, Clemans, and Wallace auto
This afternoon Messrs. Livingstone,
Larson, Corbett, Little, and C. L. Lar
son, all of the college of engineering
aculty, went to Pullman to attend a
meeting of an engineering society
The party will return this evening by
automobile.
Captain w. T. Merry of the general
taft of the United States army held
brief inspection of the cadet battalion
t the university this morning. From
ere Captain Merry will go to Montana
College to inspect the
rork of the cadets there.
Get your moneys worth of fun at the
Ugh School, May goth. L95
A. Holm of Seattle, is in the city ma -.
ing some improvements in his res T
lence property on Seventh street.
r. Holm homesteaded his ranch near
laine "a years ago, and says he ex-
ects to keep the place though he will
,ntinue to make his home in Seat
e.
The varsity baseball squad lost it's
me with w. S. G. yesterday after
ION by the score of ID to g. Numer-
Is errors by the Idaho in-feld and
e ease with which the visitors
unded the Idaho pitchers accounted
large part for the one-sided score
lie last game of the Idaho-W. S. C.
ries was played at Pullman this af-
moon. III
The city was given a midnight
last night by about fifty
llege men armed with a complete
nd Instrumentation and a no less
mplete set of musical talents. The
!, troop serenaded on the campus I'M
after midnight and then marched
'ough Main street and the residence
,tion between the campus and the