The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-09-27
City News In Brief

G. w. Michaels of Potlatch, was
business visitor in the city today.
G. P. Mix went to Spokane this
morning on business connected will
the harvester works +
Apples are being received at the
vinegar plant, and grinding will be-
gin within day or two
Mrs. w. e. Wallace and Mrs. G. J.
Downing drove to Occur d'Alene this
morning in Mrs. Downing's car They
will spend several days there with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Bjorklund return
ed this week to their home in Win
chester, Idaho, after a visit at the
home of Mrs. Bjorklund's. mother, Mrs.
H. E. Settler.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Hall and family
of Emmett, Idaho, arrived yesterday
and will spend few days visiting at
the home of Mr.. Halls parents, Mr.. and
Mrs John Hail. =
The handsome modern bungalow be-
ing. erected at Logan and A streets by
N. Williamson became the property of
Ben Bush this week, who will use it as
a residence as soon as completed.
j. NJ. Shannon, Northern Pacific
trainmaster was visitor in the city
yesterday, and spent the afternoon in
conference with j. H. Hayes, road
master, who has his headquarters at
this place.
l. F. Thomas, who has been in
charge of the audit of the university
books, left yesterday for Occur
1dAlene for a conference with Mr.
Reinhard, the senior member of the
auditing concern. Mr. Myers, his as
sistant, accompanied him
The town was decorated this morn
ing with the customary sophomore
greetings to the freshmen in the form
of posters defining the exact freedom
of action granted" the freshmen by
the magnanimity of the sophomores.
The posters line the walks from the |
main part of the city to the University |
grounds.
Miss Hazel Woods of Moscow, a
graduate of the university, who, recent
1y went to Ely, Nevada where she has |
accepted position as assistant prin
cipal in the schools, writes home of
the splendid surroundings there and |
that she is most pleased with her new
home Ely is located at an elevation of
1000 feet.
Avery D. Cummings, first lieutenant
of the Thirteenth infantry of the Uni
ted States army, recently appointed
commandant of the University of Ida i.
he battalion to succeed Lieutenant
Herbert G. Fooks, is expected to AT
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to take charge. Cummings is a for
mer idaho boy.
Thomas M Collett is asking to be
restored to his citizenship in the Uni
ted States, having filed a petition i'm
the district court this morning asking
for naturalization. Mr.. Collett. be-
came citizen of Canada severalI
years ago when he went to that coun-
try to take up homestead, but has
since returned to the United States to
make his home.
A. 7. Nelson is contemplating the
soon Of a modern brick +.
block on Washington street back of i
his piano store, which will be occupi- :
ed by the Elliott blacksmith shop and
he Fields woodworking shop. Mr.. Ell
lott and Mr.. Field will be succeeded
n their present location at Washing
on and I'd streets by Frost Brothers,
who recently purchased the property
rom Mrs. j. McCune. They will build
/ modern machine shop and garage on
he property.
Celebrating the fact that the county
air this year was a financial success,
Chris Hagan, president of the associa-
ion. entertained twelve of the board
# directors at a banquet at his home
10 North Jackson last night Those
PRESENT were G. w. Anderson, F. Gus
afson, j. J. Keane, M. E. Lewis, T.
(. Meeker, w. L. Payne, R. R. Sherfey,
J. w. Shields, c. l. Thompson, Fred
yeatch, H. NJ Wilson, W. E. Wallace
/. l. Woody of Kendrick, and A. S.
anderson were unable to attend.
For fireplace, furnace, heating stove,
r kitchen range you can not find
uperior fuel to 16-inch pole wood at
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