The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-05-13
CITY NEWS

J. j. Johnson of Palouse was il
the city today on business. His sol
Lauren johnson, formerly member O
The Idaho Posts mechanical force, i
now in the trenches in France. Mr.
johnson enlisted last July and is j.;
: member of 159th Marine Corps.
Mrs. Emmett Reilly will leave tn,
latter part of the week for Tacoms
where she will reside during tn.
period of her husbands military
training at Camp Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Washburn anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Wilson anc
children were Lewiston visitors Sun
day.
Paul Ostroot, son of Mr.. and Mrs
E. E. Ostroot of this city left, Sun
day for Bremerton in response to
orders to report for duty in the nav
al reserve, having enlisted some two
weeks ago. This makes two of the
Ostroot family in the service 1ol
freedom.
S. H. Mcclure of Medicine Hat,
Alberta, was in the city Saturday
and Sunday.
~ Jvorable season has had a
Ptarke influence on the milk pro-
ductioll The Moscow creamery is
now receiving enough cream to have
an output of 1900 pounds of butter
weekly. The receipts for this pro-
duct helps materially in the trade of
this section.
Mr.. Jay Gibson, who with Mrs.
Gibson, has been visiting with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Gibson,
left Sunday for Occur d'Alene to as
sumo the management of the Ex-
change National Bank of that city,
having recently acquired an interest
in the institution and elected vice
president and manager. Mrs. Glib
son will remain for a more extended
visit with friends in Moscow.
B, C. Rowe is shut up at home with
a full sized case of chicken pox
The Idaho Harvester Company has
been rushed for the past month fill
ing orders for California and the dry
farming sections of Washington and
Idaho. The unparalleled price Of
binding Irvine will cause many grain
growers to adopt the combine if they
can be found for adoption.
A. L. Davis of Johnson and Miss
Marie Wood of Moscow were married
Saturday evening by the Rev. j. Quincy
Biggs, pastor of the Christian church at
his residence in Moscow. Roy Davis,
brother, and Miss Zula Hooper were
best man and bridesmaid. The happy
couple left for Spokane where short
honeymoon will be spent, after which
they will make their home on Mr..
Davis ranch, near johnson. The bride
Is a graduate of Creekmur's business
college Of Moscow.
The Pleasant Valley auxiliary will !
hold a meeting at the Pleasant Val /;
ley school house, on Saturday, May
18. A short program will first be .
given, after which supper in the
form of a fish pond, will be given.
Sunday being an ideal spring day,
every one who could get away went
either by automobile, by
rain, by team or on foot. There were
number of automobile parties to Lew
ston and other neighboring towns.
Many of the automobilists had engine,
ire or other troubles and came stray
ling in at all hours Of the night and
arly morning. One party came home
" train, leaving the automobile for
NJ airs after a slight accident in
ch no one was injured.
Charles Warren left yesterday for
american Lake where he will train
n the officers training camp.
! C. A. Wright was a todays passen-
er for Spokane.
B. S. Orr left today for Spokane.
The regular weekly meeting OF the
oscow Chamber of Commerce will
) held at noon at chambers rooms.
he luncheon should be we'll attended.
alters of Importance will be before
le chamber tomorrow.
w. A. Buchanan, formerly bust
sss man of Moscow, is visiting his ,
N, Otis and friends for few days.
he city looks good to him. He IS
wv located at Mansfield, Wash. :
Mrs. Frank McShane ands baby left '
riday for Great Falls, Montana, to
sit relatives for several months. Mr.. Z
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