The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-07-24
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

W. Il. Cove, former resident O
Moscow, was in town yesterday o.
business.
Now is the time to put in your orde
for fresh dewberries. Phone 1854, ]
Z. Scheyer sit
Mrs. w. G. Barge and Mrs. H
Woods visited with friends in Pull
man Friday.
Mrs. o. L. Shurtz went to Orofino
yesterday to spend the week-e with
friends there
The children's musical club will
meet with Mrs. Wallace at 2:3O on
Monday afternoon
Mrs Margaret Strellnaur and her
daughter, Hazel left today for an ex-
tended visit on the Coast.
Lieut.. Donald Henley is spending a.
few weeks with Lewiston friends on
fishing trip up the North Fork.
Miss Emma Frazee has returned
from Charleston where she visited her
brother, Charles, for seven weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Brandt and son are
visiting at the home of Mrs. J. S.
Thompson on 900 East Fifth street.
Alvin Watts of Pullman, who has
been visiting his grandmother, Mrs.
E. Wilson, returned home yesterday.
Peace at any Price" is Rev. Geo.
Fowler's theme at the union service
in the Presbyterian church Sunday
evening. L52 |
L. F. Parsons will spend several |
days with his family at their summer
home near Weippe. He left for Lew
iston last night.
O. D. Center of Boise, who has been
in Moscow several days looking at -er
agricultural extension work, left OIL
the noon train for Nezperce
Ned LangdOn and wife of Portland
left today for their home in Portland
after ten days visit with Mr. Lang
Langdon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cornwall left
today for Hayden lake for a four
lays outing. They will be joined by
heir daughter Miss Vesta, and by DR..
0elos Cornwall and wife.
R. Gronger and Stanley Brown have
ust completed summer course in
chemistry at w. S. c. Mr.. Brown was q
through Moscow today on his way to q
lis home at Palouse, Wn. 7
Orren R. Strong, father of ]. r f..
strong, was buried at Garfield yester-
ay. He was nearly ninety-one years n
Id, and has lived for number of :,
ears in the northern part of Latah u
ounty. A
Miss Alvira Brander and her nep-
ew, Gordon Staples, have gone to s.
Tx, Wn., to visit Miss Brandes' sis
ar and for two weeks camping trip
Iiss Brandes has been visiting at the U
taples' home for some time. ft
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Mrs. Geo. c. Pritchard and Miss Fl
airy Samson of Topeka, Kansas, who re-
ave been visiting Mrs. Chas. H. Stone, 7.
ave today for their home Mrs. Prit
lard visited Moscow in 1890 and is
,lighted with the improvements in the
ty since then. -,
Mrs. L. Urquhart and Miss Maud
rquhart from Newcastle, Colorado,
e visiting Mr.. and Mrs. d. Urquhart
their home on Third street. Mrs. on
Simmons of Elk River and Miss
iriam Zimmerman of Pullman are al sa
visitors in their home. III
j. w. Mcconnell, in charge of the
cal office of the immigration De- :
in the postoffice building
Is received request from Montana
r man and wife, without children,
work on ranch. Steady employ
ent and good pay are offered.
Chief of Police Grant Robbins has
sued a warning to motor car driv-
s, calling their attention to the
rattle Ordinance which forbids turn
G in the streets except at intersec
ons, and requires drivers to go
'ound the central point at a street
tersection in turning. He desires
at people shall be informed that theyj
ay avoid arrest for cutting the cor
,rs''
D. w. McFadden of Boise has pur-
ased the Ten Cent Store from NJ v