The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-01-30
City News In Brief

Mrs. E. E .Crandall has returned
from a months stay in Spokane.
Money on farm security. Thomp-
aon-Mickey Realty Co. M13tf
George Creighton spent the week
end visiting in Spokane, returning yes
terday.
R. B. Swadner, city engineer of Oro-
fino, was in the city tpday on a bust
ness trip.
Henry Brucker was a business Wis
itor ! in Spokane Saturday. He return
ed yesterday.
Jim Struble of Troy a in the
city the end of last week visiting his
niece, Miss Bonita Struble.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday afternoon to Harve Howell and
Adna Skeen, both of PaIouse.
Leo Rafe of Spokane arrived in town
Monday and will remain for several
days looking after business matters.
Melvin Bondelid left Saturday for
Salt Lake City. Mr.. Bondelid was
connected with the Palace of Sweets.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E.. Meeks are moving
out to take charge of the county farm.
They take possession there the first
OF February.
Mrs. M. E. Lewis left today for Boise
TO Join Mr.. Lewis who is representing
Latah county in the senate OF the leg
islature nov in session.
Judge Steel granted a divorce today
to Vennie Irene Butler from Frank
Butler. Cruel and inhuman treatment
was given as the grounds.
Miss Clara Wethered left today for
Los Angeles where she will spend the
winter. While in the south Miss Weth-
cred will take advanced normal work.
OGDuty ouSIlu JOull lCi tOu"s
for st. Anthony, accompanying James
Smith of Kendrick, who was recently
committed to the state reformatory.
Accounts due the Sanitary Market
may be settled at the Empire Bakery
Thursday. Friday or Saturday after
moons from 2 till 8. Mrs. George L.
Knann. collector. 04-5
Mrs. G.. NJ. Loomis and daughter,
Miss Flora Loomis, returned today
from Lewiston where they went Sun
day to meet Dudley LOOMS who re-
turned with the Idaho guards.
Mrs. Arthur Sutton of Emmett, Ida,
who has been in Moscow for the past
month visiting relatives has returned
to her home in Emmett. Mrs. Sutton
was formerly Miss Mary Cozier of this
city.
The sum of $113.1 Is was paid to the
county for collection of special inn
provement district taxes for the last
quarter of 1916 by the city of Mos
COW, according to a report filed with
the county commissioners yesterday
afternoon by Miss Ruth Broman, coun-
ty treasurer.
Miss Meta Mae Miller left today for
Seattle and Portland where she Will
he the guest of friends for a fortnight
. before going on to Oakland, Cali
fornia. where she will spend the re-
mainder of the winter. Miss Miller has
heen visiting her father. Mark r. Mill
er for the past four months.
County Assessor Z. ]. Gemmill has
announced that a full supply of neces-
sary blanks have arrived, and that
automobile licenses may be secured at
anv time. Less than 10 of the 600
car owners in the county have Sc
cured new licenses this year. Mr.. Gem
mill states that owners must secure
licenses whether their cars are i'll use
or not.
A committee of Clearwater county Of
icials and members of the Orofino
lodge of Odd Fellows spent the day III
the city comforting with Judge Steele
relative to proposition of leasing the
Odd Fellow building at Orofino for use
as a court house for Clearwater county.