The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-09-25
City News In Brief

Iowa. Saturday by the serious illness
OF his sister.
Mrs. Dave Ellison and Mrs. Charles
White of Rovill are the guests of Mrs.
w. E. Cahill
Miss Mable Paulsen left yesterday
for her home in Spokane after a two
weeks visit with friends in the city.
Miss Lottie Paulson left today for
her home in Blaine after two weeks
visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Deegan on South Jefferson
street.
G. W. Hickman and E. j. Iddings of
the agricultural department at the
University of Idaho, left this afternoon
for Boise where they will attend the
Gem State fair
But one arrest is recorded on the
city's books at the city hall for the
past week. A Pullmanite came over
here to celebrate fair week with a bot
tie Of Jamaica ginger and got taken
in.
A. B. Decker, graduate of the ag-
ricultural department of the Universe
ty of Idaho, specializing in forestry,
left yesterday afternoon for New
Hartford Conn.,, where he will do
post graduate work.
Judge w. F. Morgareidge today APP
istrator of the estate of her husband
who died last summer of typhoid fever
The property lies southeast of town
and is valued at about $4,000.
Albert c. Jones of Pullman and
Nettie McKeehan of La Grande, Or,
were married this afternoon at three
O'Clock by Justice of the Peace w. G.
Barge. The newlyweds will make
their home in La Grande after short
honeymoon.
At the chamber of commerce lunch
con tomorrow, Thomas M. Marshall,
professor of American history at the
University of Idaho, will speak on
The Relation of the College Professor
of American History to the Chamber
of Commerce"
F. S. Fulwiler, for the past three
months telegrapher at the Inland de-
pot, left Saturday afternoon for Bo-
will where he has accepted a position
with the w. l. e M. Ry. as dispatcher.
He will be succeeded here by E. E. |
Norton of Union, Or, who arrived |
with his wife last Friday.
Money on farm security. Thomp-
son-Mickey Realty Co. M13tt |
A carload of livestock was shipped |
from the University of Idaho farm to
Boise this morning. The car consists
of eight steers and eight wethers, all
of them prize winners at the Inter
state fair in Spokane this year. From
Boise the stock will be shipped to
Caldwell next week to be exhibited at
the Idaho State fair. The university
will be represented at Boise by c. w.
Hickman and E. ]. Iddings, and at
Caldwell by E. V. Ellington.
Dr. L. C. Henderson and family have
moved to Idaho Falls to make their
home. DR.. Henderson is in charge OF
the United States bureau of animal
industry at that place. He has been
here for more than year in connec-
ton with the bureau work and helped
in the eradication of the disease in
this part Of the tract.-Twin Falls
Times. Mr. Henderson made his
home in Moscow for two years before
going to Twin Falls, being connected
with the federal bureau of animal In
dustry while here
S. L. Denning, a graduate of the
AGRICULTURAL college of the University
of Idaho, has been elected assistant
professor of dairying at the University
OF California Mr.. Denning won this
in competition with grad
yates of some of the Oldest and richest
AGRICULTURAL colleges in the country,
and also with men of much wider ex-
perience. He graduated a year ago ,
last June and for the last year con-
Quoted cooperative creamery at
Carlton. Or. He is a member OF the
local chapter of Phi Delta Theta.