The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-02-06

i weather: Tonight, rain or snow
colder in the southwest Thursday
rain or snow; colder with strong
south winds.
Mrs. I. A. Hawley has received q
| letter from her husband who is now
with the American army in France
He is comfortable and we'll housed
Bert Ayres is in the same company
Friends of Mrs. Stephen Griffith
and Mrs. John Mix will be glad to
hear that they are in receipt of their
patents to their respective timber
claims These claims are considered
valuable and have been under contest
for several years.
For Sale-We have some good dry
sawed 16-inch pine wood. We will de-
liver this for $3.50 per cord while 1t
lasts. M. P. Miller Milling Co. 04tf
The matter of Newton vs. Bussee
was argued yesterday before Judge
Steele. This is a case from Kendrick
and is suit to recover on the pur-
chase price of drug store. The case
was taken under advisement and for
the filing of briefs. A. H. Oversmith
of this city appeared for the plaintiff
and F. E. Butler Of Lewiston for the
defense The plaintiff claims judg-
ment in the sum of 1882.
In Maltan Empy VS.. Tobiason and
Myklebust demurr was filed by G..
G.. Pickett, attorney for the defense
today. This is a civil action to re-
cover a promissory note. Mr.. Mykle-
bust is a party defendant only as adj
ministrator for the estate Of Tobia-
son.
The Moscow Investment company
filed suit today against Scott Ross to
compel payment of promissory note
for $26625 dated December 16, 1916,
and alleged to be over due.
Elks Red Cross benefit, Thursday
evening. Dancing and cards. Tickets
s1.OO. O8-2
Grover Estes and bride are visiting
for few days at the home of Homer
E. Estes in this city. The young man
who lives at Gridley, California, took
unto himself a bride before leaving
ding tour 1t is his first visit with his
brother in 10 years.
The county commissioners are in
session again this week passing on
claims against the county and trans
acting other routine business.
Miss Ruth Chapman left today for
her home in Colfax where she will
spend the remainder of this week.
The members of the Masonic order
If this section are planning to visit |
Lewiston next Sunday to hear an adj
lress by D. Graham at Masonic tenn
Die in that city at 80 p. m. The title
If the address is "The Hidden Myst-
,ries of Free Masenary." Mr.. Graham
S considered one of the best inform
ID Masons in the United States.
DR.. Joseph Aspray, who recently
vas commissioned as captain in the
1edical corps for X-ray work, is in
eceipt of word from Washington that
e will not be called for service until
bout June LIST.
Miss Alice Hankinson left today for
pokane to visit with her sister, Miss
[elen Hankinson. While in Spokane
he will consult an eye specialist. s
Mrs W. E. Richardson and her son,
ugh Richardson, are in Moscow. Mrs.
richardson has taken the Mac Bailey :
ouse and her son will attend the uni
srsity Her other son, Curtis Rich
olson, has made Moscow his home
r some time.
Elks Red Cross benefit, Thursday
'ening. Dancing and cards. Tickets
90. 08-2 n
Mrs. c.. J. Langdon has gone to
)rtland, Ore, to visit with her son
ID daughter. Mrs. Langdon left Mon
y afternoon and will be gone for :
out month.
Mrs Julius Wolgemuth and her two
lighters arrived in Moscow from
okane, TUESDAY. Mr.. Wolgemuth
s been in Moscow for several
,nths. They have taken the GARTH
5 house on First street.
Eli Hopkins is in Moscow having re-
med Tuesday night from Boise.
Prof Phi. Soulen of the department