The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-07-20

| MISS EIllIlld frdZee IS IN POrtlan(
visiting friends.
Miss Edna Jackson, secretary in the
presidents office at the University oil
Idaho, has gone to Boise on a vaca-
ton.
The total tax collected for the sec,
ond half of 1916 was Today 99,51O.29
The amount delinquent is about ST.
O65.25, according to estimates made by
Treasurer Ruth w. Broman.
| The garage of Jerome j. Day has
been moved from it's position on the
lot at his home facing Van Buren,
street to the lot recently purchased
by Mr.. Day west of his home and a
driveway will be provided from the
First street entrance.
Money on farm security. Thomp-
son-Mickey Realty Co. M13tf
The announcement that A. P. r.
Brucker of Chicago, has been appoint
ed to have charge of the new course in
business administration at the Uni
versity of Idaho, has been authorized
by the board of education, who made
the appointment this week.
The county commissioners have re-
nnfu v,xyit
Perkins of, Lewiston, president of the
Lewiston-C Charleston automobile as
sOciatiOn, to attend the mass conven-
ton of representatives from Latah,
Nez Perez, Idaho, Lewis, Clearwater,
Adams, and Washington counties IN
forming North and South state high
way association at Lewiston. July %.
Miss Grace Rubedaw of 448 Sho-
shOne place returned Sunday to Spo-
kane from Moscow, Idaho, where she
has been visiting relatives since the
close of school. Miss Rubedew grad
uated this June from Lewis and Clark
high school in the classical course
and expects to return to Moscow next
fall to attend the University of Idaho
-Spokesman-Rev
F. Roos of Lewiston, an early set
tier in the neighborhood of Moscow is
in the city today renewing old az
quaintances. Mr.. Roos settled near
what is now Poe station in 1872, when
there were only few people in the
district which was then called Hog
because ranchers from the
territory to the southeast ran their
hogs in this country as range.
COL Thomas P. Ledwidge, for 81
years resident of Mexico, claiming to
be a representative of the Liberal par
ty of that country, is i'll Moscow and
hopes to deliver lecture on the street
tonight telling of the deplorable con-
ditiOns in Mexico. He has had a var
led experience and declares he serv-
ed as a sergeant in Roosevelt's rough
riders during the Spanish war. He
asserts he is a grandson of Thadous
of Warsaw
The Palace of Sweets, for several
years operated by Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. |
Myrick, became the property this week
Of j. D. Mcintosh of Spokane, who |
look charge yesterday. Mr.. Mcintosh |
will move his family to this place in |
cat present | have made |
10 plans" stated Mr.. Myrick, "but |
will probably stay here for several i
weeks to help Mr.. Mcintosh in getting
lis business started" Mr.. and Mrs.
Myrick have many friends who will
'egret to know of their possibly leav-
ng this community.
C. B. Green returned today from
Anderson's Bridge near Helmer,
where he with his family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Lundquist, Miss Anna
Alfred Levaux, and Vel
ora Jester have been camping since
Sunday. The party plans to remain
n camp about two weeks, and Mr..
sreen will return Immediately. AID
interesting feature of the camp is a
lew auto-trailer camping outfit,
which carries complete equipment in
cry compact form, and is quickly and
asily erected.