The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-11-05
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WEATHER FORECAST-Lewiston,
Rain tonight and Tuesday.

Ra1n tonight and Tuesday.
DR.. ]. D. Adams, assistant state vet
ernarian formerly located at Genesee
has acquired the veterinary practice
of DR.. ]. S. Thompson and will make
his home in Moscow in the future
E. D. Cornelison of San Francisco
was in the city Saturday and Sunday
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H
W. Cornelison.
Ed st. John of Lewiston spent Sun
day in Moscow visiting his mother.
Mrs. Barkam Of Spokane is visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
son.
Miss Henrietta Stafford, who is
teaching at Asotin, spent the week
end with her folks, Mrs. and Mrs. R.
Stafford
Mrs. l. R. Boyd arrived home today
from Omaha after several days alb
sence. She was called east by the
death of her father.
DR.. w M Hatfield received the good
news this morning that Mrs. Hatfield
had been pronounced completely cur
ed by her physicians and that she had
left Rochester, Mimi, for Kirkville,
Mo-, to visit relatives there and at
other points before returning home.
She will be rejoined by Miss Heg-
strom, her special nurse, at Kansas
City.
Suit was filed in the district court
this morning by Gustave Kulher
against Charlie G. Starr growing out
of non-payment of four promissory
notes aggregating $1,000 in addition
to interest, taxes and attorneys fee.
1t is proposed to foreclose mortgage
on 100 acres of land in section seven,
township 40, north range four west, !
to satisfy mortgage given as secur-
ity
Oscar R. Peterson of Northport, |
Wash, has been visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Peterson, in
Moscow for a few days on his way to
Francisco to take the examination for
entrance to the aviation corps.
All people who have rooms to rent
during the Federal Court will please
notify the hotels at once. SO
Miss Jane Bush of Standpoint is a
guest this week of Miss Minnie Bre-
shear of the University of Idaho fac
ulty.
Earl Drake of Kamiah and Miss
Agnes Field O'Leary of Spokane were
married by Judge Adrian Nelson at
his office in this city Saturday eve
ming. They will make their home on
a farm at Kamiah, the groom taking I,
the place of brother who has gone :
to the war.
Suit for divorce was filed in the
district court here today by George
E. Long against Grace Bell Long on
the grounds of alleged desertion. The
couple were married in Princeton,
Idaho. in October 1908. There are no
children.
I offer 5000 reward for the arrest
md conviction of the party who kill
I'd one of my sheep in DR.. Kahler's
pasture, southeast of Pullman, on Oc-
ober 80 or 81. Ross Howard. Phone
'52. 33-3S
There will be a meeting of the ex-
.cutive committee of the Moscow Red
Cross chapter at headquarters this
at 1880 and it is desired to /
ave every member present. i
The annual praise service of the /
Missionary society of the Presbyter- /
an church was held Friday afternoon. /
lien of India gave very interesting L
nd instructive lecture on the con- |:
itions and work in India. DR.. Allen |:
as been in India 25 years as med L
,al missionary, the greater part OF.
hitch time she has been in charge of
le Francis Newton hospital. Here q
18th only the help of few natives
he conducts 600 operations and cares =
" between 10000 and $4,000 patients
year. After the lecture pledges =,
ere made by the different members
, help toward the enlargement OF
lis hospital Mrs. Ira Collier then
.vored the meeting with very pleas
g solo. ia
Hostetter's bitter got Jim Clifford al
to trouble. He was arrested Sun OF