The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-07-28
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS

Now is the time to put in your orde
for fresh dewberries. Phone 1854,
C. Scheyer. sit
The city council will meet tonigh
for the purpose of taking up paving
matters and other routine business
Axel P. Ramstedt, chairman of thu
public utilities commission, is in thu
city from Boise visiting his parents
H. A. Olson, manager of the Hui
store, returned home yesterday from
Lewiston where he has been on bust
ness.
Mrs. Carpenter of Spokane, Wash.
will demonstrate Fruitene, very fine
drink, at Swann's Grocery, Thursday
afternoon. So
Mrs. George S. Richardson and
daughter, Ferol, are spending the week
in camp at Chatcolet with Mrs. Tale
faro of Colfax
John L. Hanson is remodelling his
home on Third street. He is adding
more rooms to the residence and ma
king the interior more modern.
j. L. Deforce, superintendent of the
Idaho division of the Northern Pa
cific, and j. D. Koren, division engi-
neer, were in the city today from Spo-
kane on business.
Mr.. Anton Ed, the well-known
and prosperous farmer OF the Blaine
section, was a visitor in Moscow to-
day and reports crop conditions in his
section to be excellent.
At the office of the auditor and re-
corder marriage licenses have been
issued to Floyd " Wright of Potlatch
and Bessie L. Hays of Bovill and to
Hugh Ward of Charleston and Effie
Booher of Troy.
Mrs. Lahtinen and daughter, Allie,
of Mountain Home are guests at the
Omega Pi house. They are here to
visit Mrs. Lahtinen's daugter, Mrs. l.
Wilson of Potlatch, who is confined at
Gritman's hospital.
DR.. Warren S. Moore of Moscow
has purchased the office and practice
of DR.. W. H. Warner of Grangeville
and will move to that city to become
identified with the medical profession
there about August LIST.
Crawford Cash, prominent banker
of Oakland, Illinois, was in the city
today and was the guest of Secretary |
Tenwick of the Chamber of Commerce,
for a drive in the country. He eX-
pressed himself as greatly pleased |
with the prosperous condition of the
country.
Mr.. and Mrs George H. Newbauer
of Hartford City, Indiana, are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Heckathorn. They
have visited the California fairs, and
at San Francisco Mr.. Newbauer at
tended the meeting of the Elks. Mr..
Newbauer is treasurer of Blackford
Indiana.
c. E. Wethered a graduate of the
University of Idaho in the class of
1909 in the course of mining engineer
ng, came in yesterday for short visit
with friends. Mr.. Wethered is in the
employ of the Federal Mining and
Smelling company at Wardner. Wal
ace Press-Times.
The state board of education is hold
ng a session at Boise today. 1t is
that H. ]. Rossi of Wallace,
ice president of the board, will be
famed president to succeed David L.
Evans of Malad, whose term expired
ONE time ago. The meeting is the
rst to be held since the appointment
f T. A. Walters of Caldwell to sue
eed D. L. Evans.
G. D. McCloud and Mrs. Herbert
ole will arrive here this evening
rom Lewiston in Mr.. McCloud's auto
nd will be joined by Mrs. Edgar Z.
teele and Miss Elizabeth Remple, OF
hio, who has been Mrs. Steele's
uest for the summer and will leave
,r Yellowstone National park on a
otoring trip tomorrow.
Agent George S. Richardson, OF the
pokane & Inland, announced the COM
INV has fixed a rate of fare and
,e-third for the round trip to Spo-
me on. account of the Eagles con-
.ntion and the appearance at Spo-
me of Sousa's band at Natitorium
,rk. The sale of tickets is good Au-
st 1-3 with return limit to Au-
st s.