The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-14
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tonight and Tuesday; slowly ris- /.
ing temperature.
City News In Brief

William Smith of Deary, is visiting
III the city this week.
c. E. Witter was business visitor
in Spokane yesterday.
John Cone of Princeton, arrived in
the city yesterday for business visit
Harry Bowers, a rancher of near
Moscow, left today on a trip to Walla
Walla.
W. c. Johns, the Watkins Man. has
moved to 803 So. Washington street.
Phone 273-Z. L34-0
DR.. w. M. Hatfield has been obliged
to postpone his annual hunting trip
about a week.
A. E. Roseman and Otto Miller of
Genesee, were visiting in the city to-
day. They arrived yesterday.
Mrs George S. Childers left today
for Conrad, Mont, to join Mr.. Childers
who has accepted position there.
On account Of an absence of
quorum no meeting of the council was
held last night. The next meeting will
probably be held Monday night.
MI and Mrs. T. w. BARLEY have
opened their home on Blake avenue
after being at their ranch in the coun-
try during the summer months.
Jacob Bried, superintendent of the
Nez Perez Indian reservation, is
among the Lapwai people attending
the session of United States district
court here this week.
Another carload of coal came in yes
terday to relieve the fuel situation
which seems to be becoming less SER
ious with the gradual release of cars
from the grain service.
The third number of the high-schOol
school last night when DR.. G. White
field Ray lectured on South America.
The last number of thelcourse will be
the Boston Opera company who will
be here on January 80 in "The Mix
ado" a musical comedy.
"Operatic talent, blended with COM
edy genius is the qualification that |
recommends Glen Ellison, the English |
singing comedian. Ellison is one OF
the popular hits here this week. He
possesses a magnetic personality, an
unusually good and well trained voice,
and puts his songs over in way that
never fails to make hit. Louisville
lKy.) Times. Alp
Francis Jenkins, w. E. Wallace, DR..
j. A. Mcdaniel and G. D. Ayers left
this morning for Lewiston where they
will attend a Masonic convention as
delegates from the Moscow lodge.
"Mr. Glen Ellison's mellow baritone
voice was we'll adapted to the part OF
THE Count Gather of Arline) In the
recitative and air The Heart Bow'd
down, the purity of his notes and the
deep and expressive feeling he impart-
ed into the song made 1T quite the
vocal gem of the evening, and it was
applauded to the echo. '-Melbourne
fAustralia) Herald. Alp
George Weeks, Edward Whittemore,
Charles King, Henry Johnson, W. E.
Price, Elwood Enrler and Robert Ed
gar were brought to this place yes
terday from Lewiston and placed in
the county Jail awaiting proceedings
against them in the United States dis
trict court. James Donavon, charged
with robbing the Kendrick postoffice
last summer, was brought down from
Spokane yesterday and placed in jail
awaiting the action of the grand jury.
The law faculty of the University OF
Idaho entertained the members of the
local bar and the attaches of the fed
eraI court of the district court in hon
or of Judge Frank S. Dietrich, Uni
ted States judge, last night at an in
formal banquet given at the Hotel
Moscow Among those present were: /.
Judge Dietrich T. B. Martin, United I.
States marshal J. r. McClear, United
States attorney; w. D. McReynolds,
clerk; J. H. Forney, DR.. F. l.. Bar
rows. Frank L. Moore, Max Griffith,
e. M. Hume, A. P. R. Drucker, j. II.