The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-12-30
Money on farm security. Thomp-
son-Mickey Realty Co. MIST

Money on farm security. Thomp-
son-Mickey Realty Co. MIST
The annual New Years meeting of
the members of the Swedish Lutheran
| church will be. held Monday evening.
Services will be held in the morning.
| The sum Of $4,000 was paid to the
county treasurer by the Potlatch Lum-
Der company today, the first half of
1916 taxes on their Latah county hold
ings.
Miss Linda Rae arrived this week
from Kalispell, Mont, for visit at the
home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D..
F, Rae, where she is a teacher in the
public schools
E. Dalquist is home with his FAM
lily for the holidays and will leave
Tuesday. Mr.. Dalquist is distributor
in north Idaho and eastern Washing
ION IOT piano mouse.
Joseph GaSSo, native of Italy, was
granted final citizenship papers by
Judge Edgar C. Steele today. Citizen
ship was also granted to Gudmund
Eide, a native of Norway.
A. 3. Mcintyre, county commission
er, was in the city today as a witness
in the naturalization case of David
Walker, who was granted final papers
by Judge Edgar C. Steele.
Mrs r. NJ Morris this week receiv-
ed the sad news of the death at Pom
tiac, Mich, of Mrs. Lillian Walker,
wife of her youngest brother, Arthur
3. Walker, who was former Mos
COW resident
{ Thomas Collett, who left the United
States several years ago to reside in
Canada, was reinstated as citizen of
the United States by Judge Edgar c.
Steele today who granted final natural
iZation papers
Judge Steele today granted Anna
and also granted a divorce to the
plaintiff in the case of Mary Woods VS..
Harry Woods, which he has had under
advisement for some time.
Deputy Auditor Harry Thatcher was
hurriedly called to Lewiston today by
the news of the serious illness of his
mother who suffered paralytic stroke.
is a pioneer of the Lewiston section.
Miss Eva L. Hand, a prominent
church worker of Shenandoah, Iowa,
arrived in Moscow today and will be-
gin her work for the local Methodist
church as deaconess next week The
church decided last week to- employ a
deaconess beginning the first of the
year.
]. G. Estes of Bellingham, Wash,
and his brother-in-law, A. E. Lukens
of Lewiston, arrived today for a New
Years visit at the. home of Mr.. Estes
brother, County Auditor Homer E.
Estes. Mrs. Lukens arrived several
days ago from Lewiston and has been
4 guest at the Estes home.
B. J. Jones, formerly. county asses
sor of Latah county, and large prop
erty owner in the northern section, was
in the city today with his son-in-law,
Mr. ,Deerkop, assisting him in closing
a deal for the estate of Alfred Drew,
consisting of 240 acres in the northern
part of the county. They returned this
At the chamber of commerce meet
ing Tuesday thorough discussion will
be had of the question of the location
of the new sewerage disposal works
with a view to adopting a set of res
olutions which will express the senti-
ment Of the citizens for the guidance
of the city council which is scheduled
to take the matter up at the meeting
Tuesday.evening The public improve
ments committee of the chamber of
commerce, consisting of w. L. Payne,
Carl Anderson, M. P. Miller, M. E.
Lewis, and c.. H. Shattuck, has been |
studying the matter for several days, |
getting information to be presented
TO the citizens at the chamber Of com |
nerce meeting SO line of action may be |