The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-08-25
PIONEERS To BE AT
lewiston REUNION
FOUR MOSCOW CITIZENS HAVE
ARRANGED TO ATTEND
MEETING

At least four Moscow citizens will
attend the pioneers reunion at Lew
iStOn on September 81 and % at
which arrangements are being made
to accommodate over seventy-five old
timers of the state. Those from here
who are thus far scheduled to go are:
w. j. Mcconnell, Dave Osterhout,
George Vennigerholz and Mrs George
Vennigerholz.
Thursdays Lewiston Tribune says
the following in regard to the cele-
bration of pioneers for which that
city is preparing.
"At a meeting of the committee
for the entertainment of the pioneers
at their reunion here Sept. 21 and 20,
arrangements were made to take care
of rs of the old timers. This num-
ber does not include the sons and
daughters of pioneers, some of whom
were born in this territory as early as
1870, but just the original old pio-
neers themselves, who braved the dam
gers of the frontier trails to get here
and who struggled with primitive
tools and weapons in the claiming Of
this great rugged empire for civil1-
zation.
1.-The following list contains the
names of all the old timers with
whom the committee has so far been
able to get in touch, but it is not
at all final, and the committee would
greatly appreciate the receipt of ad-
ditiona1 names which may have been
overlooked This list includes only
those who pioneered to this section
prior to the Indian wars and who were
and bore the brunt of winning a liv-
ing for themselves and families in
the pioneer community:
Pioneers
"Mrs c. c. Bunnell, Mrs. Springer,
Ferdinand Roos, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Underwood, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Hunt, Mrs S. Wildenthaler Louis
Delsol Mrs j. P Vollmer, Tom Tier
.ney, James Boggan, E. Banmeister,
John Phillip, Mrs. Chris Weisgerber,
Anne Trimble, Robert Schleicher,
Charles Bradish, DR.. j. B. Morris,
George Vinegarholz, Mrs. George Vim
egarholz, Mrs. Eph Bunker, Mrs. Ha-
zen Squier, Mrs. Susan A. Manning,
Mrs. Lily Kester, Mrs. Maria Cald-
WE'LL Robert Sangster, James Sang
ster, Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Fix, DR..
j. @. Moxley, Thomas Moxley, Mrs.
Henry Spaulding, Mr.. and Mrs. Lou
WiImot, Major Frank Fem, Judge
Mack Gose, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ket-
tenbach, Mrs. D. M. White, DR.. Civ
ems, Dave Osterhout, w. j. McCon-
nell, Aaron Parker, Felix Warren,
Father Cataldo, DR.. and Mrs. S. B.
Penrose, Ramsey Walker, Dan Green
burg, j. H.. Hawley and Ezra Meeker.
Tentative Program
ga tentative program was mapped
out by the committee last evening,
and to it will be added such items as
may later be decided upon. The old
people will be thoroughly provided
for in every way. They will be the
guests of the community at the ban
quet and lodgings will be provided for
them in either the new Lewis-Clark
hotel or in one of the older estab-
lishments which hold historic signifi-
canoe to the old timers. In other
words, the city will be turned over to
them and they can do what they
wish
1.-THE first afternoon will be occupied
by a reception given by the people
Of Lewiston to the pioneeds at the
hotel The public is in
vited to meet with the founders OF
the community at this time.
'"The second day will begin with a
business meeting of the pioneer So
,iety for organization, election of off
GERS and business of the state his
orical society. 1t has been planned
% get former Governor j. H. Hawley
% deliver an address. in the after
loon, together with reminiscenc IS by
rarious other noted pioneers and
prominent men. Old-fashioned music
Ind singing will feature the program,
md large collection of famous pio-
leer relics will be exhibited at this
ime. The entire public will be well
,omed and arrangements will be
made to have the students of Tie local
chools attend the program in body.
Special Invitations
"Invitations will be sent to all pio-
eers in other nearby districts to
meet here with the founders of this
The undertaking will be
inanced by the sale of tickets to the
anquet which will close the program.
'he finance committee, which was
ppointed at the meeting last night
nd which will handle all re :eipts
nd disbursements incident to the fes-
wal, is composed of Ransom Coburn,
d. O. Martinson and Harry Lydon.
"Those present at the committee
leeting last night were r. D. Leeper.
lrs James Babb, DR.. j. w. Morris,
Coburn, J. e. Kincaid and
Ir. and Mrs. T. d. Barton