The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-01-05

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Spokane where they spent the Ney
Years.
A marriage license has been issue'
at the auditors office to James H
Holt of Kendrick and Jessie J. Hun
of Deary.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Creighton
have returned home from Spokane
where they took in the Forbes-Robert-
son performances.
Miss Constance Clyde who spent the
holidays with her parents at Wal
lace has returned to resume her stu
dies at the university.
Justin Rossi who has been visiting
his parents at Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. ]. Rossi, has returned to Moscow
to resume his studies in the local
high school.
Rev. B. E. Koontz of Spokane ar
rived in the city this afternoon and
will conduct the second quarterly con-
ference at the M. E. church this eve
ming beginning at 1880.
superintendent, has returned home
from Boise where she attended the
several meetings of teachers and SUI
p~erintendents associations.
After spending the holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Stew
enson, at Wallace, Miss Martha Estella
Stevenson has returned to. Moscow to
resume her studies at the university.
MI. and Mrs. c. E.. Witter have re-
turned home from Spokane where
they attended the Professionalism
plays. While in Spokane Mrs. Witter
was unfortunate in losing a valuable
gold nugget brooch.
Mrs. Francis jenkins, who about
three weeks ago fell on the crossing
near the Phi Delt house and broke her
arm, and who since that time has
been confined to her bed at the Cot
tage hospital, returned t. her home
today.
Charles E. Slane of Spokane, former
ly a resident of Moscow, we'll known
as a travelling man in this territory,
has resumed his work on the road
again after an illness of a year. He is
associated with Holly-Mason compa-
ny of Spokane and was in Moscow to-
lay.
The bad roads that preceded the last
attention to the need of road improve
nents in this vicinity. 1t is antici-
that the funds derived from the
automobile license tax, OF which there
S said to be over $4,000 now on hand
n this county, will help materially
With road improvements.
Members of the law school and men,
'ers Of the university faculty with sew
raj invited guests enjoyed the annual
anquet of the law class at the Mos
hotel last night. Dean Ayres !
resided and a number of addresses
ere made besides a generous num-
er of vocal selections OF college
irs by those assembled.
Donald X. David, manager of the
University glee club, will leave for the
orthern part of the state tomorrow
arrange for the annual tour of the
-ganization which. will be held from
anuary 18th to 22d inclusive. The
ub met with such excellent sue
,ss on the our last year that re-
engagements were asked for. The
ub will appear at Spokane, Sand
lint, Occur d'Alene, Wallace, Kel-
and st. Maries.
The California All-Star Jubilee
myers, a noted colored aggregation
II appear at the high-school auditor
n Friday night under the auspices
the high school. Tickets were
iced on sale at Hodgins drug store
lay. The charge of admission will
80 cents which includes a reserved
It. The season tickets for the reg
lr lyceum curse at the high school
not be recognized for this at
ction. The public is assured of
inc performance. This will be the
ond appearance Of the company in
scow.
room will be at a premium
the lectures given during the farm
and housekeepers' week at the
versity, January "a to 30, if the
ms being made by President Hagan
the Chamber of Commerce for
lging the value of the meetings to
attention of the people of Latah
MY are carried out. AS a specific
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