The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-04-10
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

= SPOKANE.
James Huling of Elk River is Wis
itor in the city.
w. NJ. Duthie and E. z. Gates Q
Troy were in the city today.
!, David caves was in Moscow las
!, evening to attend the Phi Delta dance
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Otney are tn,
proud parents of little girl, borl
yesterday.
Mrs. Geo. Swaltwood and daughter
Gene, of Spokane are visiting Mrs
Swaltwood's mother Mrs Patton.
The spring vacation in the public
schools of Moscow began last eve
ming and will continue all next week.
Mrs. G. E. Merwin who has been
visiting friends here fer a week re-
turned to her home at Harvard to-
day
William V. Plat of Seattle, former
bank commissioner during the Hawley
administration. was q visitor in Mos
COW today.
| Mr. and Mrs. George Crum Of Lew
! iston motored to Moscow today They
were accompanied by Miss Kirk of
the Lewiston normal
T. H. Herman OF Genesee drove over
this afternoon, and in company with
r. S. Butterfeld, left for Spokane on
the afternoon train.
J. R. Smead of Boise, u. S. assist
ant district attorney, was in Mos
COW last night on a brief visit and re-
turned to his home this morning
f. P. Meneely of Big Bear ridge was
in town today. Mr.. Meneely is pio
neer farmer of that section and re-
ports crop prospects extremely bright. /
Misses Jessie and Blanche Diether, |
teachers in the Moscow schools, lett !
last night for their home in Lewiston
where they will spend the spring hol-
idays.
The university baseball team left
in automobiles this morning for Lew
ston where this afternoon the team
plays doIble header games with the
Lewiston high school and picked
cam
Mr. VIM. Hunter will give an ad-
Tres on legislative proceedings to the !
Current Events club in the club t
DOM at the library next Monday al !
ernoon at o'clock to which the {
aides of Moscow are cordially in ,
-ited to attend. II
Edgar NJ. Ledyard of Berkeley, Cal,
vas in the city today comforting with
nembers of the school board. Mr.
4edyard is one of a number of ap-
licants for the position of superin-
endent of the Moscow school. Mr..
.edyard is highly recommended.
There will be a regular session OF Il
he Elks' lodge tonight at which time T.
le newly elected officers will be in a
tailed. Refreshments will be serv- n
L. 1t is expected a large crowd will II
e present from Pullman, Colfax, Pa g
'use and other points. w. E. Wallace Il
The newly elected exalted ruler e
t.
Albert Dygert returned yesterday II
ON a two weeks visit at Stavely
Iberia, where he owns an S0O-acfe
inch. Mr.. Dygert reports an excel u
mt prospect for bumper crops there a
lis season He has 500 acres in tc
arqlIis wheat, which he regards very o1
ghly. 1t will be remembered that l.
st year Frank Gustafson won first OF
-ize at the seed shows in south Ida G,
} and in Texas on that variety, I'm
own here from Canadian seed W.
How it happened that, for the first
me in the twenty-six years that he
Is been a member Of the fire depart =
ent, W. F. Zumhof was beaten to
e by his company Thursday has II
aked out c.. B. Green happened to
near his phone when the fire bell
ng, and took down his receiver i'm
Owing to rosstalk from
other line. he heard Central tell
me one else where the fire was,
d jumping into his car, which stood
ady Green gathered as many as he
uld find of the company on his way
the hose house, and was gone when
mhof got there. Even with the
one system and the motor car
ainst him, Zumhof thinks Green
| well 10 beat him. And Green does,