The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-05-13

John A. Suddreth received mes
sage from Dayton Friday morning
announcing the death of his aunt Mrs.
H. Brown, one of the Oldest pioneers
of the Dayton country. Mrs. Brown Is
quite we'll known in Moscow, having
ofen visited here. Her husband died
at Dayton about one year ago. Her
son, Rev. Hugh Elmer Brown MIN
lister and lecturer who lives In the
east was with his mother. Mrs. Brown
leaves an estate of more than $l50,0O0
Mrs. c. N. Matheny of Moscow is
niece of Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Matheny
and Mrs John Suddreth expect to go
to Dayton to attend the funeral.
Mrs. Florence Sharp Of the De
parment of music in the university
and Mr.. John Cushman of the Eng
lish Department, have been invited by
the Alpha Delta Pi of Pullman to
come to Pullman Sunday afteroon,
May 18th and give Tennyson's mar
rative poem, "Enoch Arden at their
sixth annual musical anniversary on
that date Moscow citizens and stu
dents will have an opportunity TO
hear them at the university AUDITOR
UNI Saturday afternoon, May l4th at
A o'clock.
The Baptist Young People enjoyed
picnic THE home of one OF their
members near Moscow Friday. Rev.
Dean Hamilton chaperoned.
Miss Eveline Butler, dean of wo-
men of the University of Idaho was
guest of Dean White of the Wash
ington State College at Pullman
Thursday. Dean Butler was one of
the Judges for the debate of the Will
lamette University and the w. S. Z.
Mrs. Ivan Osterhout and son, Donald
arrived in Moscow Thursday evening
from their home in Colfax to attend
campus day exercises at the unlver-
sity. They will remain over to at
tend the high school commencement.
They are guests at the home OF, Mrs.
Osterhout's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. }.
w. Patterson.
The seniors in the Moscow high
school are busy with their final ex-
aminations this week.
Mrs. George Knowles is reported to
be quite i'll at her home on north
Washington street with the grippe.
Prof. L. E. Longley Of the depart
ment of Horticulture of the univer-
sity motored to Lewiston Friday
morning to spend the day.
Henry Clark of Dearly motored to
Moscow Thursday to see his brother,
George who was ill in a local hos |
pital. George passed away Thursday
night.
Kathleen, little daughter of Mr. and |
Mrs. Fred Samm is quite i'll with the
grippe.
Rev. J. S. Bell, field secretary of
the Deaconess hospital of Spokane
was a Moscow visitor Thursday and
Friday. He was guest at the home
of Rev. and Mrs. G. d. Bell.
w. D. Reynolds of Boise is in Mos
COW attending the Federal court.
William Brown of Viola was in
Moscow Thursday shopping.
Mrs Oscar McCartor is spending
'ew days in Spokane visiting friends.
The Johnson school from johnson,
Washington are holding a picnic in
he Moscow city park today. They .
eem to be enjoying good time.
The Molxpahreca club met Thurs
lay afternoon with Mrs. Charlie E..
3olles. A very delightful afternoon
vas spent in sewing and social chat. 4
dost every member of the club was
resent. Mrs. Bowden was a guest of :
he club. Mrs. Bolles assisted by her I
ister, Miss Mallie Anderson served
nost delicious refreshments.
Born Friday morning, May IS to I
lr and Mrs. William S. Russell, a
aughter.
Ulyssus S. Pelton was granted :
ivorce from Sadie C. Pelton by !
udge Edgar c. Steele of the District
curt on the grounds of desertion. :
he parties were married at Colfax, I
Washington, 1894.
The spring term of the District
curt will open Monday, May 16. A !
.reat number of civil and criminal
asses have been entered upon the trial
alendar I
The county commissioners of Latah
ounty will meet for short business
ession Saturday, May IA.
Axel Ramstedt and Jerry Day, Of
Wallace, are in Moscow on a COM
ined business and pleasure trip.