The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-21
Weather Forecast
LEWISTON, Nov. 21-Fore.
east tlH S p. m. Wednesday: I'm
settled tonight and Wednesday;
probably snow.
City News In Brief

M. L. Hamilton and H. w. Sodorff
left today FIR Seattle
Z. A. Tenwick went to Spokane yes
terday on a business trip.
Alvin Parvin left this week on a.
business trip to Colfax.
Oscar Anderson was business Wis
st'r in thu city today fl I'M Troy
Richard Noftsger of Orofino is in
the city buying for the holiday trade.
Money on farm security. Thomp
son-Mickey Realty Co. M13tf
M. A. COnnant, who is touring the
northwest, is guest at the home of
and Mrs. Frank Stanton.
B. F. Thompson went to Spokane
today to attend to business matters
and attend the apple show.
Mrs William Russell and daughter
Venette, left this week for Colfax for
visit at the home of her sister, Mrs.
H. NJ Parvin
J2. r. GrOu.5er member of the Uni
..sity of Ilaho livestock Judging
team left yesterday for North Yakima
to attend the livestock show.
G. S. Ray assistant professor of
farm crops, left this morning for Wal
Ia Walla where he will act as Judge |
at the O.-W. Il. G N. Companys Corn |
Show being teld there this week.
Twenty-four hours was the length
of time it took a Star-Mirror want ad
to find couple of strayed pigs for
3. Engstrom. The ad was put in Sat-
urday nights issue, and Sunday morn
ing the pigs were brought home by
man who had seen the notice.
Charles Fletcher Dole of Jamaica
Plains, Mass. noted clergyman and
author of many books and essays on
theological AMI sociological subjects,
win speak tomorrow morning at II
O'Clock at the assembly of the student /
body of the University of Idaho
Mimi, and her daughter Mrs. Robert g
GhOrmley of Fargo, N. D., left yester- 1
day to return to their homes after a /
two weeks visit at the home of Mrs. t
Willie nj I,
ter. Mrs. Willis accompanied them to d
Spokane and visited the apple show
M. L. Utterback for some time man C
ager of the grocery department at N
Williamson's, has resigned his position 8
and will leave with Ms. Utterback to- O
morrow on a trip to the east, making fl
stop at Chicago and other points n
before returning to Great Falls, Mont, .
where Mr.. UttSrback has accepted a
position.
Miss Catharine DeKay, who has been
dangerously i'll, is reported to be bet
ter. Her father returned to Moscow
after having reached Boise on his
way to Blackfoot, when she had a re-
lapse a few days ago, and her brother
came over from the University of
Sigma house
Miss Amy Kelly, head of the ex-
tension work of the home economies
department of the state university at
Moscow, was an arrival in the city
yesterday afternoon from Boise Miss
Kelly comes here to confer with Mrs
Paul CIagstone relative to the Depart
meDt for women at the livestock
show next wcek.-Lewiston Tribune.
A special train for the accomlnOda-
ton of students of the University of
Idaho and w. S. c. WHO will go west
Turing the holidays, will be operated
1y the Northern Pacific from Pullman
IN December 20, Robert Morris, local
lgent, announces. The return limit is
January 3. The round-trip fare from
Pullman to Seattle will be $14.15.
l.. j. Weigand has just received word
hat his father, Leonard Weigand, died
t the age of SO in Oakland. Mr. Wei
and will go to his old home at Crof-
on, Nebraska, to attend the funeral.
1r. Weigand's father was a native of
iermany. He settled in eastern Ne
raska in 1858, having crossed from