The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-07-20
WEATHER FORECAST :;
LEWISTON-Fair tonight and j
F cooler tonight. i
City News In Brief

John Canham, the popular janitor a
the court house, is on the sick lis
this week.
S. E. Silver of Spokane was in tn
city Thursday He left for Pullman
Friday morning on business.
of her daughter, Mrs. George Hart
four miles east of Moscow
Andrew E. Halliday of Kennewick
Wash, has been in town for severa
days looking after business interests
Cecil Hart, proprietor of the o. K
Barber shop, is confined to his home
suffering from severe case of erysip
elias.
Thomas Dowdy, one of the city car
riers OF the local postoffice, is taking
his annual vacation. Paul Cole is car
rying his route for him.
| Mrs. Ed Vennigerholz and little son
of Boise arrived IN the city last night
for a visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Vennigerholz.
| Mr.. and Mrs w. j. Hunter and chill
dren have opened their cabin at Idl-
er's Rest where they will spend the
remainder of the summer.
Miss Alma Lindahl returned yester-
day from two weeks vacation spent in
Spokane and Montana cities. Miss
Lindahl is a Stenographer.
Mrs. J. M. Garrison left today for
her home in McMinnville, Oregon, af-
ter visiting for several weeks at the
home of her son in this city.
Mrs. /. Peterson and two little sons
of Eugene, Oregon, are visiting friends
in the city. Mr.. Peterson was former
ly manager of the Hug store in this
city.
]. F. Howard, who has been visiting
with friends in the city for the past
week, left today for his home in San
Francisco. Mr.. Howard formerly liv-
ed in Moscow for many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Childers left last
night for Boise where they will visit
relatives for few days before going
on to Twin Falls where they expect to
establish they permanent home
G. C. Conklin of Garfield was In
Moscow Thursday on business and Of
fetal brands. He is proud of the fact |
that his school district, No. 33, is COM
pleting a fine new school house.
News has been received in Moscow
that Sergeant Dudley Loomis has en-
tered the aviation school at Berkeley,
going there from the Of
icers' training camp at the Preside.
Mrs o. w. Olson and two children
Who have been visiting at the Carl
Smith home for several weeks, return
a to their home in Jeffrey, B. G.
Irs. Olson and Mrs. Smith are sis
erS.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Oversmith will
cave tomorrow for Dyersville, Iowa,
where they will spend the remainder
# the summer visiting relatives. They
will return to Moscow early in Sep
ember
Fred Howard of Los Angeles, who +
as been visiting his grandmother,
Irs. E. Vaugniaux for several weeks, 6
eft today for his home. He is en- I
QUITE to California from New York !,
there he was called on business Il
D. Maragousis, president of the Greek
.merican Educational association of
pokane, is in the city today confer
ing with County Attorney Moore in
he interest of George Pappas and Bill [
Iintos, two Of the l. w. WIS under
rrest in this city.
4
No further developments were an =
ounced today in the Blalock case al !
lough it is understood the officers are Y
ard at work upon several clews with +,
results. Mr.. BIalock is 7
till at local hospital and his condi- {
on is reported to be unchanged. I
Miss Verla Draper left today for !
alata, Montana, where she will visit r
'iends. She was accompanied as far r
5 Spokane by her sister, Miss Hazel \
raper, who will spend the next three 4.
eeks at Mesa, Wash, visiting with
er uncle. AL Draper, formerly of this
ty
Sergeant Wells of the Canadian
my, who will lecture in Moscow on
onday and Tuesday, will speak to