The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-06-05
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

!. H. Baumgartner and A. A. Hayward
!, of Genesee are visitors in the city.
/ w. R. Clemans and wife are in the
city on a brief visit from their home
at Charleston.
F. E. Smith of Orofino, prosecuting
attorney of Clearwater county, was in
town yesterday.
w. S. G. and Idaho athletes are en-
gagged in a dual track meet at the Ida
no field this afternoon.
Lloyd Lehrbas of Montpelier, a stu
dent at the university, left last night
night for San Francisco.
H. H. Simpson and family have re-
turned from an extended visit with
relatives at Oak Park, Illinois.
E. j. Sias, of the Ellison White
Chautauqua system, is in the city in
the interests of the chautauqua to be
held in Moscow.
R. H. Merrill of Salt Lake City, a
representative of the Pacific board of
| fire underwriters, is in Moscow adj.
justing fire insurance rates
o. D. Center, director of the extern
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riculturist, are in the city from Boise
comforting with President Brannon.
Beginning with a sermon at high
mass tomorrow morning at ten-thirty,
Rev. Father A. G. Pregenzer will con-
duct a mission at Holy Trinity Cath
Ollie Church, from June 9th to 18th
The Wycoff e Green Paving company |
is now engaged in laying the concrete
pavement in the university district and |
it is expected the work will advance
rapidly to completion from this time
on.
The ladies auxiliary to the Cham
Der of Commerce will not meet Mon
day as was formerly announced owing
to the commencement exercises SEIZED
uled for that day The meeting has
been postponed until Monday, wee
hence.
According to private advices received
here, the death of j. D. Millsaps of ST.
occurred there suddenly
Thursday night. Mr.. Millsaps is one
If the most widely known attorneys i'll
he state and for many years has been
prominent democratic warhorse
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rogers of Win
hester arrived in the city this morn
ng to attend the track meet and spend
he week end with relatives. They
rove to Lewiston from Winchester
yesterday afternoon, and spent the
light there, driving up from thai II
lace this morning. In
G. E. Frevert, with the dairy division |!
# the u. S. department OF agriculture, II
With headquarters at Salt Lake, is i'll II
he city acting as judge in the state II
utter contest now being held at the II
University A similar contest will be II
cid at Pullman at w. S. c. where Mr. II
revert will act as judge. He was
associated with the faculty H
t the university and is greeting old Il
riends while here. Il
Those in charge of the alumni day
lercises scheduled for Tuesday at the II
1iversity are DESTROYS that Moscow II
,sidents of the alumni make prompt
,sponse as to whether or not they II
i'll be present at the alumni supper
Ridenbaugh hall. This is neces- II
ry so that preparations may be made II
r the requisite number, otherwise |!
me may attend and not find plate Il
r them The picnic lunch on the II
lmpus will b held promptly at noon, H
flowing the circus parade.
George w. Wilson, editor of the Win II
ester Journal, arrived here this Il
0lning from Winchester, having II
ade the trip by motor car with II
thur Rogers. Mr. Wilson is enthus- II
site over the promised prosperity of Il
? Craig Mountain district He antic-