The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-01-03
City News In Brief

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Mr.. and Mrs. p ID. Duggan left this
morning for few days visit in Spo-
kane.
See Mary Pickford in "Esmeralda'
Friday and Saturday nights at the
Strand 500
For Quick Ambulance Service,
Phone Grice, 1885, 28tf
Miss Beth Soulen left last evening
for Lapwai, after weeks stay in
the city with friends and relatives.
The Moscow schools opened today
after the holiday vacation. The uni
yeSsity will resume studies tomorrow.
Ben e. Bush returned home today
from the Clearwater region where he
has been on business for the state
land board.
A. Schedin and daughter, Edna, re-
turned few days ago from a two
months visit with friends and rel
atives in Potlatch, Spokane, North
port, Wn., and Waukon, Wn.
Unofficial estimates on the census
Of Idaho compiled at Washington as
Of January LIST give Idaho popula-
ton of 420,293 The 1910 census gave
Idaho a population of 325,5S4.
Rev. Robert Warner will leave to- |
night for Juliaetta to officiate at the |
funeral of the late David H. Peter |
son who died in Moscow yesterday |
after an illness of many years.
Miss Clara Abrahamson, who has
been spending the holidays with her
parents in the Blaine section, was in
Moscow Friday evening She return
ed to Kendrick where she is teaching
yesterday.
Mrs. Jerome J. Day has returned
home from her Occur dAlene lake
lodge and was accompanied by her
sister, Miss Abbie Mix. The latter re-
turned to Lewiston last evening
whore she is a member of the normal
faculty
At the Chamber of Commerce lunch (
con tomorrow Professor H. T. Lewis a
Is on the program for talk on taxa T
ton and will make q report on the re- I
cent meeting at Boise which resulted :
In the formation or the Idaho state v
tax association. s
Lynn Forest, Cecil Ryan, Harold
zumhof and Harry Woods are plan
ming to attend the Lewiston high :
school for the next two semesters
where they expect to take some spe-
cial work in manual training not Civ
en- in the Moscow schools.
Herbert H. Bratton of Lewiston, a
well-known young business man, was
In the city Saturday as dinner guest
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. H. Bratton. He visited Mr..
and Mrs. ] D. Davis at Rathdrum,
Sunday, returning to his home in
Lewiston today. Mrs. Davis is his
sister
Two big sleigh-loads of Moscow cit
zens, members of the local Odd Eel
ows lodge, journeyed to Troy Satur-
lay night to assist in installing the
lew1y elected officers of the Troy
odd Fellows lodge. They report hav-
ng had most enjoyable time. The
Troy lodge treated the visitors with
sumptuous luncheon following the
BUSINESS session.
The victory of Washington state
ollege over Brown university at
'asadena Saturday in score of IA
0 was the subject of much COM
leHt among gridiron fans here Sat =
rday and Sunday. Despite the old
lva1ry existing between Idaho and
v S. c., the victory Of the Washing
IN team meets with general satisfac-
on and pleasure here.
The city council will meet tonight
regular monthly session to take
. routine business and will also
Ike up the several pending paving
rdinances. Members of the council
Ian to carry the paving propaganda
trough during the next few months
, that work may be started early in
lie spring and carried through to
,npletion during good weather.
H. w. Mallory, a well-known resi-
mt of this section, is displaying a
luable but most unique Xmas gift
hich he received from a friend, Mrs.
arence Kellogg, nee Annie Randolph,
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