The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-08-28
Weather Forecast
LEWISTON, Aug. 2S.-Fore-
east till 5 p. IN. Tuesday: In :
settled and occasionally threat .
ening tonight and Tuesday,
cooler Tuesday. :.
City News In Brief

friends in Moscow.
E. j. Roth and G. Hallam returned
today from a brief outing trip to
Spokane and Northport
Richard Campbell returned today
from COlfax where he has been visit
ing his aunt, Mrs. E. j. Smithson.
Alfred Tufts has accepted a position
with the Grady Drug company of Col
fax. He will move to Colfax Septem-
Der first.
Mrs. George Gushing entertained
the Relief Corp this afternoon in hon
or Mrs. May Wicher who leaves short
ly for Chicago.
Mrs G.. f. Averill of Garfield will
be in Moscow Tuesday to shop. Mrs.
Alfred Tufts and baby will return to
Garfield with her.
Miss Mildred Laird and j. E. Stair
ct, both of Steptoe, Wn., were married
this morning at the Methodist parson-
age, Rev. Robert Warner officiating.
Mrs. John Roberts and Miss Hattie
Benscotter, both Of American Ridge,
are guests this week of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lafayette Keene, E825 Eighth street.
Miss Alice Hankinson of sos Ken
meth avenue, returned Saturday from
a weeks visit with friends at Howell
and Troy. She reports an enjoyable
time.
Money on farm security. Thomp
SON Mickey Realty Co. M13tf
James J. Keane, assistant chief rep
uty game warden, returned last ev-
ening from Idaho county where he
has been on business connected with
his office.
Mrs. D. A. Sullivan of Spokane is
"a guest at the Urquhart home in Mos
COW, visiting her mother Mrs. Town
send and her sister, Mrs. David Ur-
quhart.
J. W. McCusker of Spokane, former
proprietor of the Moscow hotel, was
in the city Sunday visiting friends and
left today for Spokane. He motored
down in his new Lexington car.
r. w. Morris, agent at the Northern
Pacific depot went to Spokane Sat
urday afternoon to meet Mrs Norris
who was returning from trip to the |
east. They returned to Moscow yes
terday.
George E. Crum, republican primary
candidate for governor, arrived IN
Moscow today from Lewiston on his
way to northern Idaho. He is travel
ing by automobile and is being ac-
companied as far as Spokane by his
family
Twenty-three minutes after J. u.
Gibson called up the telephone office
and said he wanted phone put III
his warehouse at Joel, the telephone
man called Mr.. Gibson from the Joel
warehouse and reported the work
c.. M. Hayward, Northern Pacific
freight clerk, who has been on the
coast for several weeks taking va
cation is expected to return this week.
j. A. Olson, who has been taking MS
place, will go to Standpoint where he
has accepted position as cashier and
chief clerk.
Articles of incorporation of the Pot
latch Consolidated Electric company
were filed with the county auditor to-
day. This is the company now fur
light and power for Kendrlck
under the management of A. V. Dun
kle. The capital stock is given as
ESQ. 000. and A. " Dunkle, A. Wilmot,
and A. w. Dunkle are the incorpcra-
ors
Charley Campbell, local drayman,
vas stricken with a light touch OF
what is thought to have been pto-
maine poisoning this morning. Al
ocal hospital it was found that his
Illness was caused by canned goods
,aten at a picnic dinner yesterday.
lie was taken to his home this after
Loon, where he is reported resting
asy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Allphin OF
henandoah, Iowa, are guest OF Her.
ian Wilson, their grandson. MI ana
frs. Allphin arrived here Friday from
Valla Walla, where they visited Win
'. P. Hooper, formerly connected
18th the Motter- Wheeler store here.
[r. Allphin is ninety years OF age put
,koc 1ive1v interest in politics, ana