The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-01-12

Attorney William e. Lee was call
| ed to Spokane yesterday by important
legal business. He will return to-
morrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Walser, resid-
ing On North Washington street, are
the proud parents of 9-pound boy,
born this morning.
1t is announced that the funeral of
Mrs G. w. Anderson, who died at
her home north of Moscow yester-
day, will be held from the NJ E.
church Thursday at o'clock.
Ernest Anderson has returned to
Moscow after years absence and has
accepted position with the R. Hold
gins Drug Co. Mr.. Anderson was
connected with Grady Drug store in
Colfax for several months.
Flannelette Gowns, SOC, 75c and ST.
Unusual values. The Fashion Shop.
1873
In the report of Bursar Francis
Jenkins of the university farm in
crease printed in the Star-Mirror as
being for the year 1915, it is stated
that the report was for the year end
ing January LIST, 1915, instead.
Donald x. David, advance agent of
the University Glee Club, was in the
city yesterday and made arrange |
ments for a concert to be given
in the Grand theater on the night of
January goth. Twenty of the best
singers of the University will take
part in the concert.-Wallace Press
Times.
Flannelette Kimonas, 85c. The /
Fashion Shop. 1919 +
At the Chamber of Commerce meet
ing yesterday committee composed
of w. E. Wallace, chairman; G. P.
Mix and F. C. MCGOWAN was named to
the Chamber of Commerce
in devising ways and means Of assist
ing in making the coming glee club {
concert at the university auditorium {
a distinct success. II
Fur Muffs, So, $3.50 and So. The
Fashion Shop. 1919
Though later in the night clouds lc
obscured the sky and light snow be- q
gan to fall, slight wind prevented
he thermometer from climbing &c
upward and most of the night was ex- a
cold. At the university the
record for the "a hours ending at 8
his morning showed the maximum
to have been IL degrees
lbove zero while the minimum was 10
degrees below zero.
Postmaster Cornwall has received
n inquiry seeking the whereabouts Of
henry A. Turner or Richard F. Turn
r, said to be living in or near Mos
ow The inquiry comes from Miss
Helena E. Turner, Highland Park.
Iorthport, Long Island, New York.
he whereabouts of the above persons
re anxiously sought because the ia |
her of the lady writing the letter has
OF seen them since boyhood.
A few Suits left, $40 takes any |
ut in the store. The Fashion Shop |
1873
Several young girls and boys coast
lg last night along the sidewalk on
Irst street collided with telephone
,le at Washington street and the =
,cupants of the sled narrowly miss ~
suffering serious accident.
It be learned it is understood that -
lie of the girls suffered larcerations
the leg which came in contact with
e pole. There has been frequent
mplaint Of the coasting INDUCED in
sidewalks which is extremely dan
rous to pedestrians as well as those
joying the sport Before some ia
accident occurs the suggestion is
ade that the city authorities take
me steps to regulate this class of
ort.
Senator Jerome ]. Day has been no
ed of his selection as member of
, National Committee of the Amer
n Defense society to aid progress
q propaganda in various states,
Eating yearly instruction camps, rud-
entary military training in schools,
an adequate citizen soldiery for
enSiye purposes only. The organ