The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-05-09
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City News In Brief

W. E. Urquhart left today for Dams
vile, Wash, for few days visit.
Adam Kishpaugh Of Spokane was a
business visitor in the city today.
Ralston Butterfield returned home
this afternoon from flying business
trip to Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. p Davis and fam
lily have gone to their farm northeast
of the city for the summer.
Harold Collins, carrier of rural
route No. 8, recently purchased Ford
touring car for use on his route.
R. Hodgins was a passenger to Spo-
kane this morning. He was called
there by the serious illness of his
mother.
To Let-Large piece of ground to
responsible parties in return for win
ter vegetables for small family. Call
2O4 Jefferson. 1873
Miss Winifred Calkins, superintend-
.ent of schools, returned this after
noon from a tour of the northern part
of the county.
Miss Ruth Phelps of Viola, is visiting
ing the city this week. Miss Phelps
recently completed a successful term
of school at Viola.
Mrs. Leonah King and daughters have
returned to Moscow after winter in
the country. Mrs. King taught the
Pine Grove school the past term.
''Bunt' Brashears of the University
of Idaho left for his home in Cald-
well, Idaho, today to visit the home
folks before going on to the Preside
camp.
Mrs. Mary Allen and daughter,
Dicey, Of Rockford, Wash, who have
been in the city for the past week as
guests Of Mrs. Emma Potter, return
ed today to their home.
George Creighton left yesterday af-
ternoon for Spokane. He will drive
his touring car to Moscow from Spo-
kane, where it was shipped from Cali
fornia upon the Creightons' return
from winter in the south.
Pat Lambert, a golf expert OF Spo-
Kane, a man who has played the game
on the most famous Scotch links, ar
rived in Moscow today to lay out the
grounds for the Moscow Country club
to the best possible advantage.
Sam, Morrison of Colfax, Washington,
enc of the University of Idaho athletic
stars, class of '16, was in Moscow to-
day saying goodbye to many friends
before going to San Francisco to en-
ter the reserve officers training camp.
The seniors of the local high school
observed their annual "Sneak Day"
today, leaving early this morning for
the mountains to enjoy a days picnic.
Two members of the faculty, Miss
Dewey and Mr.. Wiley, were kidnapped
as chaperones.
Mrs. W. A. Johnston arrived in the
city last evening from Spokane to
join Mr.. Johnston who is connected
with the local office of the Washing
ton Water Power company Mr.. and
Mrs Johnston have taken the c. c.
Brown cottage on Howard street.
Bernice C. Danforth was given a de-
cree to quiet title by Judge Steele in
district court today in her suit against |
the unknown heirs of Adams Craig.
The land involved is the east half of
the southeast quarter of section "a,
township Al, north range two east.
Judge Steele issued decree in ia
vor of the plaintiff today in the case
of L. A. Holt VS.. A. G. Rice, F. E. En-
rey and Eva B. Empey. The amount I
of the judgment is $2S03.75 and $43 I
costs The real estate of F. E. Empey
is held liable for settlement of the
judgment up value of $4,000.
A decree of foreclosure of mortgage
was given Edith M. Jones, formerly
Edith M. Kemp against Gust A. War
sinchi his wife and Lawrence Schoef-
fer The total amount of the claim is
S1616.25. The land involved Dis the
northeast quarter of section %, town
ship 40, north range four west.
Over 80 members of the First
Church OF Christ, scientist, of Mos
COW drove to Pullman last evening to
hear the lecture of Bliss Knapp, G. S.
B., member of the board of lecture
ship of the mother church of Boston,
First Church of Christ, Scientist. The
lecture was given in the Masonic hall II
before an audience which taxed the /
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