The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-08-02
Weather Forecast
LEWISTON, Aug. Forecast
till 5 p. m. Tuesday: Probably
showers tonight or Tuesday.
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

The city council will meet tonight il
regular session to transact routine
business.
o. D. Center, extension director, wa.
in the city yesterday visiting Presiden
Brannon of the university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Gerlough have
arrived in the city from Berkeley, Cal.
and will visit relatives for a period.
Mrs. Fred c. MCGOWAN and daugh-
ter, Marian, have returned from Spo-
kane where they have been visiting rel
atives.
The Tuesday Chamber of Commerce
luncheon will be held as usual to-
morrow and good program is prom
Used.
Humphreys, for violating the liquor
law, will be heard before Probate
Judge Morgareidge, August 10th.
Mrs. J. Mccain and daughters,
Eunice and Mildred, of Gilbert, Idaho.
are here for weeks visit with Mrs.
IT. B. McBryde and Mrs. ]. E. MCGUIRE
August I'd, at Mound Valley Gar
dens, cucumbers for pickles are now
ready. Where is that new receipt you
are gonig to try? F., A. Hanna. Phone
9341. SOL
S. A. Hawks of Ashland, Or, who
is visiting in the city, will leave in a
few days for Alberta after which he
expects to go to the Dakotas where he |
intends to locate.
President Brannon of the university, |
has returned from Boise and other |
southern Idaho points where he has
been on business in connection with
university affairs.
S. R. H. MACEDONIAN has returned
from an extended visit with relatives
at his old home in Vermont which he
had not visited in years. He visited
other eastern cities while absent.
James ]. Keane returned last night
from trip through Latah county and
in the vicinity of Moscow where he
superintended the planting of 10000
trout in Latah streams. More trout
will be planted in this section in Sep
tember
Mrs. William Hunter has returned
from a ten days visit to the San
Francisco fair. Mrs. Jones and chill
dren Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, who have
been guests at the Hunter home for
an extended period, have continued
their journey to San Francisco. Mrs.
Jones is a niece of Mr.. Hunter.
Glen Grice will depart today for
taking establishment Mr. Grice re-
sided in Moscow for many years and
during his residence there was engag-
ed in the undertaking business. He
is an experienced undertaken and em-
balmer and plans TO open modern es-
with all modern conven-
ences for carrying on the work. Il
Lewiston Tribune. II
E. A. Hendrickson, a prosperous II
armer of the Pine Grove section, was a
n the city today on business MIR. Il
suffered q severe accident OF
friday night while hauling load of pl
Jay and narrowly missed death or SER pl
GUS injuries. The load of hay tipped W
yer on the grade and he was pitched IL;
cad first toward the ground. He =
the wheel of the wagon as he u
ras about to alight on his head, thus
reaking the fall, but suffered a broken
ght arm as a result and is now car
wing the member in a sling.
DR.. J. c.. Wiki is mourning the loss
! his new Dodge car He was in the
oscow mountains last evening when
: met another automobile. He drew
D to the edge of the road to allow
e other to pass. Getting too near -.
e edge the car went off the grade 8
i'd landed bottom side up. DR.. Wink
ID companion jumped to safety.
lis morning men from a garage vert
the scene to get the car. AS it was ire
ar the top of the road attached to
BILE, the cable parted and the car ~
1nged backward several hundred on
It and was wrecked.
Have yOur grain insured by the 80.