The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-05-20

y ing Friday Afternoon at two-thirty a
m the home of Mrs. C. H. Bratton a
III ZIG West First street.
II Buy that new suit now. Values tt
II 96-$
4 Mrs. Paul Savage and son, Paul Jr.
\ of Tacoma are in the city and ars
| guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Il William E. Lee. They are on theil
Il way to their old home in North Car
/ Dina.
Il All kinds of fresh fish for your Fri
day dinner at the Cold Storage Mar
| ket. SO
Judge and Mrs. Edgar c. Steele re-
turned to Moscow yesterday after
many weeks absence and are CHARTERED
at the Hotel Moscow. Judge and Mrs.
Steele anticipate remaining in Mos
COW through the summer period with
the exception of possibly a few weeks.
Wash Dresses-We are getting new
shipments every day. The Fashion
Shop. 96S
MSS Emma Junge, who has been
visiting with relatives at Elkton,
South Dakota, for some weeks, return
ed to Moscow yesterday. She was ac-
companied by her brother, with whom
she drove as far as Mountain Home,
where they were obliged to leave their
bad roads.
The city council last night placed on
final passage the ordinance providing
for the paving of the Polk street sec
ton. The Jackson and North Main
street districts are temporarily delay
ed. The council passed resolutions
last night making the Star-Mirror the
official city publication and awarded
the Star-Mirror the contract for print
ing all legal notices of the city.
Coats, best values in town. Reg
ular values up to SIS, now $3.50. The
Fashion Shop. 96-S i
Chief of Police Grant Robbins secur-
ed information sufficient to cause him
to have a warrant sworn out against
Rollie Barnett and Lawrence Phelps,
who are charged with having taken
the auto which turned up missing :
Sunday night in Moscow and was later |,
found by Sheriff Campbell near Troy.
The warrant was placed in the hands
of the sheriff for service. The prelim
mary will be held before Probate
Judge Morgareidge Monday.
John Shuttle of Spokane, formerly S
a pioneer resident of Genesee, was in S
the city today. Mr.. Shuttle resided ii S
ing to Genesee in 1883. He reports I
that one of his sons is foreman and
the other head miller with the Cen
,ennial mill at Spokane. Mr.. Shuttle
many years ago planted in a stream at
Ienesee some gold fish from which the
supply of this variety has filled the
On advices from Colfax that F. E.
Taylor, wanted here and held there on l
a petit larceny charge sworn to by ,
Chief of Police Grant Robbins, that he
would return here from Colfax
without extradition papers, Deputy
Sheriff Hall secured the prisoner at
Colfax and while enroute to Moscow !:
his morning, Taylor excused himself ;,
or a moment and going into the Law
ltory, is said to have escaped from !
he car through a window while the j
rain was taking water at the tank :
lear Pullman Hall Immediately took :,
Up the chase. l.
The will of Claus Reinhard Meyer, :,
he pioneer resident Of Genesee who n
led Sunday, was filed in the probate =
ourt today by Rev. A. F. Wolf, pastor ;.
f the German Lutheran church at
Tenesee, who was named executor.
mong other things the will provides
or a bequest of 5000 to the Ladies a
id Society of the German Lutheran A
nurch at Genesee After paying his II
ebts and funeral expenses, the docu- p
tent bequeaths the balance to the es n
tie in three parts, third going 70 =
is brothers. widow Johanna Meyer, =
IA George street, Gestemunde, Ger !
ANY, a third to his niece, Bertha, his