The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-11-09

Peter Thompson dresses 1915 an,
$1,000, all sizes. The Fashion Shop. 8
"Spud" Murphy left for Spokane af
ter enjoying the game and the athleti,
ball.
A special university assembly wa.
held this morning at the university
auditorium
| Special Suit Sale, values to $500
Tuesday and Wednesday, only $500
| The Fashion Shop. g.
Louis Shields, who came down from
Spokane for the game and athletic
ball, left for home today.
| Mrs. F. E. Stock of Tacoma Wn., ar
rived yesterday to spend a few weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. A. C. Fem.
Miss Kirby, who spent several days
as a guest of Mrs. Jerome Day, has
returned to her home in Wallace.
Miss Elizabeth Kettenbach Of Lew
iston, who attended the football game
and the ball, returned home yester-
day.
E. J. Cannon, attorney for the Nor
thern Pacific, was in Moscow today
from Spokane in attendance at the fed
eral court.
Miss Lucille Dermott, after brief
Jerome Day, has gone back to her
school at Greer.
The regular weekly Tuesday lunch
con of the chamber of commerce will
be held tomorrow and all members
are urged to be present.
Miss Hazel Woods, who is teaching
in the vicinity of Orofino and who was
here Saturday to attend the football
game, returned to Orofno yesterday.
Wilbur Larkin of Calgary, Alberta,
is in Moscow the guest of c. E. Averill.
Mr.. Larkin and Mr.. Averill were old
time friends 20 years ago in Washing
ton
At Weippe next Friday evening oc-
ours the dedication of their new con-
solidated high school building. Prof.
Soulen of the university will give the
address.
Phi. Soulen of the educational de-
partment of the university, has been
asked to officiate as judge at the
next Friday evening.
Special Suit Sale, values to $1,000,
Tuesday and Wednesday, only $500
The Fashion Shop. 81,
Beginning Tuesday, November 10,
Mrs. Torsen will sell all trimmed hats
at half price, Special prices on all
shapes, fancy feathers and plumes.
One-third off on all switches. 37-S
The Athletic Ball on Saturday night !
was the largest and most successful |
ever given. Many out-of-town people |
we're present, and the floor was crowd
ed from eight o'clock until the close. /
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
bvterian church will meet at the home
Of Mrs. F. A. David on Tuesday, No
VEN Der TO- Business meeting at 2
O'Clock and praise meeting at
oclock.
County Attorney Nisbet received
word today that Pat Mayne, young
nan and resident of Bovill. sudden
y dropped dead on the streets of b.
viii this morning. Death was due to
heart failure.
Mrs T. NJ. Wright has returned home
rom an extended visit with friends and
relatives at Newport, Or, and at Port
and. Mr.. and Mrs. Wright are again
the Carithers residence at
1an Buren, and First.
Fire yesterday at the ]. w. Patter-
ION home resulted in 5000 loss when
| bottle of shoe blacking became
,verheated and exploded in the room
# student named Hietshu and set
ire to the furnishings. 1t was fully
insured. Heitshu was severely burn
ID.
County Attorney Nisbet and Coroner
dcCartor have returned from Avon
where they were called by the sudden
eath of S. M. landlord. Telephone
dvices Saturday indicated that Pete
adams was the man who was found !
cad, but it was since learned that it {
vas landlord. 1t was found that an
inquest was unnecessary. landlord,
5ho was subject to epileptic fits, was
izzy when he started to walk to Deary
nth his axe over his shoulder. 1t is
resumed that in his dizzy spell he !.
tumbled over twig, the sharp edge {
f the axe cutting cash two inches
eep in the skull and entering the (
rain, causing instant death. The de- :
eased is survived by widow and
our children.
Peter Thompson dresses $6.75 and
1000, all sizes. The Fashion Shop. 81 4