The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-08-30
Weather Forecast
LEWISTON, Aug. 3O.-Fore-
cast till 8 p. III. Thursday: Gen.
orally fair tonight and Thurs
day; cooler.
City News In Brief

j. B. Johnson and wife visited in
Moscow last evening from Colfax.
Mrs. H. j. Kressley has arrived in
the city from Denver, Ida, to visit rel
atives.
A. H. Pape, with Gray. Ewing & Co..
was an arrival in town today from
| Spokane
Miss Macca Rufin of Spokane, was
the guest this week OF Mr.. and Mrs.
| F. S. Fulwiler.
S. V. Downs, manager of the w. I.
e M. Ry., visited in the city few
hours yesterday.
Miss Myrtle Triplett spent the week
end at the P. B. Norris farm home,
the guest of Miss Fay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams, who have been
enjoying vacation Ill the Moscow
IGLuIu6u lIOUlG lOQdY.
Kenneth House returned last even
ing from Dayton, Washington, where
he spent a week with relatives.
G. P. Hunt trainmaster on the idaho
division of the Northern Pacific, was
in town yesterday from Spokane
Foundations for three cottages have
been completed on Chris Hagan's lots
at the corner of Jackson and A streets.
The sheriff's office began today to
distribute ballots and supplies in the
various precincts for the election
next Tuesday.
L. F. Parsons left today fol Spo-
kane and other points IL Washington
near the Canadian line on an extend
ed business trip.
Charles Weigand, cashier of the
Kellogg state bank, who has been
mere NiolIllS Hlo pa SlslS, MI dllu
Mrs. L. J. Weigand, returned home
today.
The Misses Iona S. and Bernadine
Adair returned home today from near
Pierce, Idaho, where they spent an ell
joyable outing as the guestst of Mrs.
Arnett.
Miss Emma Junge, stenographer of
the Latah County Abstract company,
has returned from Spirit Lake where
she has been spending her vacation
with friends.
The W. E. Wallace home is over
joyed today by the return home of |
knows him-who has !
been sojourning in the mountains
during the past week.
Work was begun OIL the strip of |
paving in the alley back of the Fed
5ral building this week by j. Gillie
10 whom the city council awarded the
contract last week.
The biggest load of hay ever brought
o Moscow was hauled to town this
afternoon by one of the G. NJ. G.
motor trucks belonging to the Hugo
lgency for T. A. Meeker for delivery 4
o w. A. Lauder. The truck carried (,
o bales totalling nearly six tons. The i
lay came from the Meeker farm north /,
# Moscow and is of excellent quality. ,
Mrs. C. E. Averill of Garfield, Wn.,
anne up yesterday to make the ac-
uaintance of her little granddaughter, l
'orn to Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Tufts
everal weeks ago Mrs Tufts and
he baby returned with her to Gar
ED today
In reply to a telegram addressed, to
he newly elected football coach for
he University, w. G. Bleamaster, at ]
lima, Michigan Clarence Edmundson
eceived a telegram last evening
tating that Mr.. Bleamaster had left [
aturday for the west. He should ar
i've in Moscow within few days.
Mrs. J. M. Aldrich ha sarrived in !
Ioscow from Lafayette, Ind, visiting 7
lends and relatives. Err. Aldrich, who '
employed in government research
DIRK, is expected to arrive here in time
vote in the November elections. He
kes his work at Lafayette but pre-
rs the natural conditions in the
est.
R. E. Carson, travelling passenger y
gent for the Milwaukee line, was in
oscow today on his first tour in his
resent capacity, Mr.. Carson having
Gently been promoted from city
cket agent at Spokane, which posi- y
On he has occupied with the compa-
2 for five years. Prior to going to u
,okane he was ticket agent for the
orthern Pacific at Lewiston. Mr..
lrson was busy today becoming ac- :