The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-09-14

S. L. Fuller has gone to Spokane on
business and to attend the fair.
Miss Alice West and Mrs. X. Kelly
are guests of Miss Myrtle Triplett
during the institute this week. y
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Morris, Master
Floyd Morris, Misses Gladys Hazel
ton and Myrtle Triplett motored to
Garfield Thursday to attend the Round
up.
The regular meeting of the w. c..
T. u will be held Thursday after
noon at o'clock instead of Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. Schofield, 404
South Adams.
Plans are being made for visit of
Moscow people to the Princeton Fair
on Saturday. The drive to Princeton
is a pleasant one, and it is expected
that a large party will go.
The combined meeting of the Wom-
ans Missionary Society and Social
Service of the Baptist church will be
held at the home of Mrs. Grey Wednes
day, September Is at 2:30
L. j. Corbet proposed today at the
Chamber of Commerce luncheon that
a committee investigate the feasibility
of jitney service between the uni
versity and the east side, the operator
to be protected by franchise.
Albert Dygert has lately returned
from a stay Of several weeks or his
Alberta ranch, where he made extern
sive improvements. According to Mr.
Dygert, his section of Alberta enjoyed
an exceptionally favorable harvest
this year.
her daughter, jessie, will leave tomor
row for Juneau, Alaska, for an extend
ed visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Patrick Reilly. She expects to be
absent from Moscow until April.
Miss Isabelle Stephens returned last
evening from an extended trip east to
resume her duties as director of phys
ical education for women at the uni
versity. Her summer was spent with
relatives and friends in Georgia and
New York.
A very fine bunch of mich COWS
will be offered for sale at the big auc
ton sale Friday by Williamson &
Gritman at the Lee Guy farm. This is
chance for you to get supplied with
COWS. Remember the day-Next Fri
day. C. E. Walks will be the auc-
tioneer. 50
Simon H. Schaff, well-known |
farmer of the Uniontown section, was
in the city yesterday arranging for a
big auction sale of live stock and
on the old Johnson ranch
31a miles southwest of Cotton to be
held Saturday, September 25th. He
engaged Charles E. Walks to handle
the sale.
We failed to include in our sale an
nouncement at the Lee Guy farm to be |
held next Friday that we would have |
a large number of very fine mich
cows for sale. 1t will be to your ad- |
vantage to be present at the sale and
purchase one of these cows. Re
member the Williamson & Gritman
sale next Friday. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Tucker of the
Orpheum, returned home today from
a short trip to Spokane. While there
they heard nothing but the highest
praise for the production Of The
Spoilers, which is now being shown
in film at the Orpheum. The nine
reels are regarded as among the great
est productions staged III lie luOFle
world. Tonight will be the last per-
Torrance. Tomorrow night and Thurs
day night Graustark will be shown.
Professor Boethius, the new head OF
the Romance Language Department, is
offering a course Of one year in the
Swedish language and literature. 1t
Is designed to have this course alter
nate with a similar course in the
language which will be CIV
en- next year The offering of this
work is in response to demand
which has been repeatedly made of the
and the course will no
doubt be we'll patronized by many who
appreciate the value of a knowledge of