The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-02-02
City News In Brief
E. Edwards of Boise is a visitor in

city on business.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Gossett of this
city yesterday, son.
Emil Nelson of Deary is a business
visitor in Moscow today.
L. A. Trout of Troy was an arrival
ia town today on business.
kane today on a business trip.
DR.. G. L. Gritman was in Spokane
yesterday on business matters.
r. S. Brown, travelling freight agent
of the Inland, is in the city today from
Spokane.
Ray ]. White was in town today
from Lewiston transacting business
with local merchants.
Fred E. Lee of the Union Sand &
Gravel company, is in the city from
Spokane today on business.
Registration for the second semester
and examinations are being carried
on simultaneously at the university
this week
r. M. Heath of Spokane, with the
Spokane Paper & Stationery company,
was in the city today calling on local
business houses
Mr.. and Mrs. John Scheyer returned
yesterday after spending a month
visiting friends and relatives on the
coast and other points.
Ninety nine men will be assembled
in the chorus which will on Friday
evening at the Methodist church sing |
Sankey's famous hymn, There Were |
Ninety and Nine"
The record of the temperature at the
university for the "a hours ending at
O'Clock this morning was maximum
of IL degrees above zero and tho min
imum degrees above zero.
Mrs. Emma Mcdonald and her
daughter, Miss Ruth, left yesterday
for Victoria, B. c., for visit with
Mrs. McDonald's son who has lately
enlisted in the British army
Miss Marie Anderson of Charleston,
who has been confined at the Gritman
of an operation for appendicitis, has
to her home completely re-
covered
Word comes to the city that Thomas 4,
Morgan. an employee of the Potlatcfl
Lumber company was injured ionda, :
by falling tree. Cuts on tl{e head
and an injured shoulder was his ex
Derience. The accident occurred near
Bovill
Because the telegraph wires between
Spokane and Portland are down this
Lfternoon, telegraphic news service
vas interrupted. The Western Union II
eports that every effort is being made N
D restore the service, N
Inc
f. j Durham, a pioneer farmer in
lie Uniontown section, who died sew
raj days ago was buried at Uniontown 70
The deceased was well =,
nown to many Moscow people and ne
as member of the Moscow lodge of n,
ks. ~
Mrs. T. NJ. Wright, who recently I'M '"
erwent an operation for appendicitis VI
a local hospital, is reported to be
from the effects of the OPP Wa
ration and is mending rapidly. Rel co
ives are expected today from Albany, III
r., to be with her. Ill
Sa
Sheriff j. J. Campbell has received bu
invitation to attend the sheriff's He
invention of the state of Washing oil,
n which will meet at Walla Walla Ba
thursday, Friday, and Saturday of CHI
is week Mr.. Campbell has not de- of
ded yet whether he will attend. of
G. E. Frevert, assistant in western
TRY investigations, with headquart- -
S in Salt Lake, has sent out pro-
am of the Northwest Dairy Products
ow which will be staged in Spokane
,bruary 1926. The program is full
interest and addresses will be made
prominent experts on the subject
the northwest
Elmer Desvoignes of Boomers Ferry
S in Moscow last evening and this
rning visiting old-time friends. He
for Orofino this. afternoon where
has property interests. While
e Mr.. Desvoignes circulated among
nv OF his old-time friends, having
merly been resident of Moscow.
several years past Mr.. Desvoignes
been devoting his time to raising
- hrod uoroford oottlo On ranch