The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-01-27
City News In Brief

Mrs. E. C. Steele left today for Lew
iston to be present at the home COM
ing of the national guard.
John Stillinger and wife leave for
Lewiston tonight to meet the train
bringing the soldier boys from Boise.
Walter Nolan underwent a critical
operation at a local hospital this morn
ing. He is reported to be doing nicely.
The skating rink operated on Third
street the past winter will be reopen
ed Monday by Harry Simonson, the
manager, after being closed a month.
Edward L. Roodhouse and family
left today by the DIV. R. & N. for
Saskatchewan where they will make
their home for the present at Estavan.
Prof. c. c. Vincent of the depart
ment of horticulture of the university,
will leave Monday for Boise where he
will address the state horticultural as
Sociation.
Miss Helen Rodner, who has been
visiting her parents for a number of
weeks, left yesterday for North Yak
ina where she has purchased a millin-
cry establishment.
G. L. Williamson yesterday pur-
chased the Niles and Fish warehouse,
near the Inland station. The building
Will be used as a storage for the
Standard Dray company.
Seattle, will arrive in the city tomor-
row for a short visit at the home OF
his sister, Mrs. E. c. MCGOWAN. Mr..
Blackwell is enroute east.
THE TIME: s o'clock tonight.
WHERE: Guild Hall. WHAT: Dance
and social by the Eastern Star for it's
Masons, and their friends.
HOW MUCH: so cents per. L02
Motor Topics, a three-column, four
page newspaper devoted to the in
of Iatah county motorists
has made it's appearance. c. T. John
son, Studebaker agent, is the publish
er.
Miss Francis Olson left for Portland
Wednesday after an extended visit
with relatives in the city. Miss Olson
is a designer and model with the Lob
Wholesale Millinery company
at Portland.
Washington State college defeated
the Idaho basket ball team at the gym
nasium last night by a score of 80
Ia 20. The local team made a Sensa-
Lional rally in the last half, but were
unable to match the college teams !
score.
George Wilson of Endicott left
Tuesday for his home after several :
lays stay in Moscow. Mr.. Wilson is !
J. former student of the university
md at present is connected with the !
New York Life Insurance company at
Indicott. :
The board of directors of the cham
,er of commerce are arranging to
AVE as guests of honor On Tuesday {
lext at their luncheon the Moscow t
nd Latah county boys who it is ex-
,ected will reach nome from the Mex '
can border on that date. e
A most enjoyable evening is promis- !,
d those who tonight attend the social :,
iven at the Guild hall by the Eastern
tar for its members, the Masons, and U
cir friends. Those who do not dance
ill find ample diversion. The univer- =
ity orchestra will furnish music.
Miss Amy Kelly, extension lecturer
4 home economics; e. j. Fjelsted,
ED animal husbandryman; Professor
!, w. Hickman, and Professor G.. H.
hattuck will leave tomorrow for
Idaho, where they will hold a
1ree-days movable school session.
The Rev. H. r. Fancher. DID,, of
pokane, is spending a few days in
Ioscow and will preach at the Presby-
srian church tomorrow morning. DR..
has had vide experience in
9th church and school work, having
srved as pastor and as college pres
lent.
The Moscow high school basket ball
am will play the fast Charleston team
the high school gymnasium at 8
clock this evening. Charleston de-
ated the Kendrick highischool team
st night at Kendrick by a score OF
to 81. The Charleston boys, it is
ported, put up some fast team work
this game. The contest this eve
ng promises to be a fast one. |
Owing to lack of space the Star
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