The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-31
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WEATHER FORECAST !
LEWISTON-Fair tonight and +
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City News In Brief

WY AvOV - AZ DAAOA
Band concert and dance, Saturday
evening, September l.
Mrs. Ford of Portland is a guest
at the Garrison home this week.
F.. s. Shoesmith left this afternoon
for Omaha for short vacation.
Carl e. Melugin was visitor in the
city yesterday from Occur d'Alene.
Mrs. w. A. Johnston returned from
Spokane after visiting there with her
mother
Victoria Wallace leaves today for a
visit at the w. r. Clemans home in
Charleston.
Miss Emma Johnson left for Pot
latch today where she will teach the
coming year.
Miss Viola McCarter left today to
resume her position in the Potlatch
city schools
Dorothy Parsons and Myra Collins
spent Thursday at the Morris ranch
near Wheeler.
B. A. Smith is making six weeks
tour, demonstrating the Idaho Nation
al Harvester,
Mr.. F. L. Allen. the Moscow Home
Tuner, will tune your piano. Guaran-
fAed work. Phone 1S9W. 7Otf
Mrs. villa Ross will return to Mos
COW tomorrow from her home at Par
ma. Idaho, where she spent the sum-
mer
Mrs. George Knapp spent two days
on the johnson and Peasley ranches
during the threshing of their fine crop
of peas.
Miss Clara Abramson is spending a
few days in the city before going to
Kendrick where she has a position as
teacher.
Red Cross pavement dance, Saturday
evening, September 1.
Dr. j. D. Adams, the Genesee veter-
mary, was in Moscow this week. DR..
Adams is contemplating making Mos
COW his home.
George Rushford, an Edison expert
from West Virginia, is in town taking
charge of the Edison department at
Hodgins' drug store.
John T Ross, former University of
Idaho student, will leave for the
Preside at San Francisco on Monday
to enter the officers training camp.
Don't forget the play to be given
by the young ladies at the High school
auditorium. Proceeds to go to the
Armenian Relief.
cation for Idaho, was in Moscow yes
terday DR.. Bryan is in Pullman to-
day and he will return to Moscow this |
evening.
Miss Winnifred Edmundson has re-
where she was a guest at the homes
/, of Mrs Martin Mickey and Miss Clara |
Abramson
Elmer Clark of Pullman, formerly
connected with the First National |
Bank of Moscow sends word to friends
here OF the birth last week of an S1a
pound daughter
Mrs. Corne1ia Hand sends word from
Long Beach, Calf, that she enjoys it
there very much and wishes to dis
pose of her Moscow property in order
to make her home there.
Miss Grace. Carithers leaves tomor-
row morning for Twin Falls where
she will attend the teachers institute
before going to her work in the high
school of Hanson, Idaho.
H. X Moore filed suit in the district
court today against O. U. Niles, ct al,
to compel payment of promissory
note of $500 dated August II, 1911,
with eight per cent interest
John Lamar was arrested on the
Northern Pacific train as it arrived in
Moscow this morning by Deputy Sher-
if John Hall. Lamar is wanted in
Lewiston for assaulting woman
Mrs. H. ]. Honeywell and children
of Spokane have been spending the
past week visiting at the homes TO Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. Morgareidge and Mr..
and Mrs w H. Conner in Moscow.