Ireland Becoming "Wild and Woolly"
LIMERICK, Ireland.— (By A. P.)—The Limerick post office staff of 12 persons was held up and the post office raided at midnight last night by 20 masked and armed men who seized several thousand pounds in cash and money orders.
C. E. WITTER BUYS IN WOOD HOTEL— W. E. WALLACE SELLS STORE
A number of important business changes in Moscow are reported. C. E. Witter, well known plumber, of the firm of Witter-Fisher Company, has bought the Inwood hotel building, corner of Main and First streets, and is moving the plumbing establishment into the new quarters. This is a fine location, the brick building occupying a prominent corner and giving the firm room for its rapidly expanding business. The business will be enlarged, now that the firm has room to expand, and will be prepared to take care of all the heating and plumbing business of Moscow and vicinity.
W. E. Wallace, pioneer jeweler, has sold his jewelry stock to C. E. Bolles, proprietor of the Corner Drug Store, and his brother-in-law, Alfred S. Anderson, well known farmer and representative in the legislature, whose home is in Thorn Creek precinct and the stock is being invoiced. It will be moved into the room now occupied by Knight's variety store, and a door, connecting that room with the Corner Drug Store will be cut, thus practically making it one store. Mr. Wallace has been in Moscow 22 years and has been prominently identified with the growth and development of the city.  Upbuilding of the city and he will be missed from business and social circles here. Mr. Knight has not yet decided where he will move his variety store but is considering several locations. 