The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-09-29
Weather Forecast
LEWISTON, Sept. 29.-Fore-
cast till p. IN. Saturday. Fair
tonight and Saturday.
I~N srs1WWv&r
City News In Brief


DR.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Hatfield motore,
to Garfield today.
Joe Cambitch of Genesee was a Wis
itor in the city today
Mrs. John Maggie of Palouse. was ;
business visitor in the city yester
day.
D. w. Davis, republican candidate
for governor will visit Moscow lOc-
tober 18th.
A marriage license was. issued this
afternoon to Nellie Sloat and Edward
c. Mason of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. George D. Brown left
today for Portland where they will
spend few days on a business visit.
Deputy Sheriff John Hall went to
kendrick today to take in the Potlatch
Fair and Harvest Festival being held
there
The Willing Workers of the Swedish
Lutheran church will be entertained
tomorrow afternoon at the home of
Mrs Victor Ramstedt.
The capital city this week is hold
ing an enormous state fair. and the
north of the state is handsomely rep
resented by Lewiston and the UNIVERSE
ty.
Montana Cox of lilo, Idaho, has filed
suit for divorce against Charles A.
Cox whom she charges failed to sup
port her after they were welded in
1918.
Money on farm security. Thomp-
sOn-Mickey Realty Co. M13tf
The grinding of early apples for
sweet cider is now under way at the
Leo Brothers Vinegar plant. Late APP
pies for vinegar will begin to come in
about October fifth. The local grow
ers are unable to furnish the large
supply demanded by this growing
firm.
The case in police court against M.
L. Romig, charged with keeping dog
without license, was dismissed this !
morning by Judge J. R. Strong on
recommendation of City Attorney c.. J. |
Orland when Mrs. Romig paid the Il
cense and claimed the dog as her prop
erty
The Thursday. morning issue of the
Boise Statesman contains fine pic
ture of the university's boys and
girls club work in the extension div
ision. The picture is accompanied by
an interesting article on the extent
and value of this feature of university
extension work.
Work on the streets was halted again
this morning on account of shortage
of material. The crew is working on
the grades in the western part of the
city pending the arrival of material to
finish the paving in the eastern sec
ton. The shortage of cars is given
as the reason for the delay
Elmer E. Vroman, who left here
about eight years ago to reside IN Med
ford, Or, has just sent to this city the
lews of his marriage the first of this
week. Mr. Vroman is the son of the
'ormer owner of the McElroy- plumb
ng works. He is now connected with !
he Medford vulcanizing works.
Judge Edgar Steele issued decree I,
lied today in the district court, di-
Getting R. Belle Carssow, administrat-
tx of the estate of Charles Carssow, q
O pay back to the estate various sums |
otaling about $4,000 which she spent I
through misunderstanding before
he estate had been settled and out of [
curt !,
Mrs. C. j. Orland will be delegate .
rom the Historical club to the meet
ne of the third district federation of +
yomen's clubs at Lewiston, October r
6. and r. Mrs. Orland is the chair
ian Of the industrial and social rela-
Ions committee of the third fedora
ION and will make the report for that
ommittee. Ut