The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-01-04
The News
In Brief


Victor Anderson was in from Troy
yesterday on a business visit.
Money on farm security. Thomp-
son-Mickey Realty Co. M13tf
Mrs. Samuel James of Northport has
been the house guest of Mrs. Jerome J.
Day since Saturday.
Mrs. ]. e. Munson and Miss Grace
Kizer were in the city today from Col
ton on business trip.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday afternoon to Walter Driscoll
and Miss Jennie Halversen of Gen
esee.
Mrs. c. B. Towne left Tuesday for
Creswell, Oregon, where she will visit
several weeks with her sister, Mrs. J.
Bobenett.
T. L. Hills arrived this week from
his home in Vermont and has taken
up his duties at the University of Ida
no as soil bacteriologist
Miss Winnifred Edmundson, after
spending the holidays here with her
mother, has returned to take up her
school duties at Grangeville.
ho oil
on his high arctics and went into the
Hoodoo mining country is miles north
CT Harvard, on official business this
morning.
L. of l. basketball team VS.. Whit
worth, Saturday night. Come out and
see a good game. Whitworth has a
strong team. University gymnasium.
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County Commissioner ]. L. Woody |
and Mrs. Woody arrived in the city |
yesterday from Pomeroy where they
visited relatives last week. They left
for their home in Kendrick this morn
ing.
Willie Nelson who is here on a visit
With his parents from Wheaton, Mimi,
and Nels Backen, returned yesterday
from Ahsahka where they spent few
days visiting Mr.. Nelson's brother,
Charley.
G. W. Suppiger stopped off in the
city a few hours today while on his s
way from the southern part of the Il
state, where he has been visiting rel II
atives and friends, to Spokane on a
business trip. II
T. A. Daughters of Occur d'Alene,
Ormer rector at st. Marks church
iere is in the city on his way TO Boise
o attend the legislature. Mr. Daugh-
ers left Moscow about II years ago. :
md is very favorably impressed with q
he development of the town.
Edwin Wilbur, the siX-weeks-old son '
# Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lenhard, who v
esde in the northeastern section of !
he city, died last night of infantile n
oubles. The funeral will be held j
morning at 10 o'clock the
iev Robert Warner officiating. \
Auto licenses for 1917 became due, II
ccordine to law the first of January, II
~,
d that on account of lack of neces
airy supplies, which are expected
within few days. they are at present
nable to take care of applications.
There will be called meeting of the
historical club Friday afternoon at
he home of Mrs. r. " Cozier to con-
ider a communication to be brought
efore the governor. The meeting will
e held before the regular meeting of
he home department of the club, and
lembers are requested to come early.
DR.. Winifred Scott Hall, noted auth
L and physician, has been engaged to
i've a series of lectures at the uni
ersity auditorium tomorrow afteroon,
eginning at A o'clock with a lecture :
II men, which will be followed by a
scture for women. Arrangements
ave also been made for him to speak
the boys of the high school tomor'
DIV afternoon and later in the eve
ing he will have conferences in the
'aternity houses.
The Moscow Firemans dance COM
ittee met Tuesday evening with Chief