The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-08-28
BOyILL ITEMS.

BOVlLL ITEMS.
Mrs. f K Parker visited relative
, at Princeton Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Dryer OF Ell
River were In Bovill this week.
Fred Wilkins Of Potiatch was il
BovilI this week.
Superintendent Morrissey Of Port
land was a business visitor in Bowl
Wednesday.
DR.. Young was fishing in Elk rive
Tuesday.
O. W. Haggs of Spokane was in 30
will this week.
Ruth Downey of st. Maries was ,
visitor in Bovill this week.
Neva last Sunday
Mrs. Ina Fertig and her daughter
! G. R Lawrence of Helena was IL
town this week
Blend Robinson went to St. Maries
Tuesday. j.
/ Dave Ellison was visitor at st
Maries last Sunday
L. G. Peterson Of Moscow was in
Boyill this week.
The baseball boys took in $37 al
their dance last week.
| Alexander Watson of St. Maries was
a business visitor here Monday.
Frank Featherston arrived in town
from Spokane last Tuesday evening.
Henry Flasher has returned from a
two months visit in California.
Miss Pearl Walmer was a visitor in
ST. Maries this week.
Attorney Suppiger of Moscow was
| in town last Tuesday.
last week with an attack of the grip.
A. A. Anderson has purchased the
residence formerly owned by Reilly
Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Grant came
uOWH llOA Elm ih'Ci iiuoJ ~ oSIoAu
the dance.
Zagelow, who has been Ill for some
time, went to st. Maries Monday to
receive medical treatment.
Mrs. William Galloway and daugh-
ter, Nellie, were visitors in Spokane
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Tribble are grieved
over the loss of an infant boy who died
Tuesday night
Mrs C. w. Nelson entertained few
friends at her home last Wednesday
evening.
The hunting season opens Septem-
Der 1st See W. P. Crop for that new
gun, rifle or ammunition.
Mrs. Thomas C. White and three
children arrived in Town Thursday to
visit with her mother Mrs Mitchell
Florence Mcfarland went to Moscow
Wednesday morning to take the teach
ers' examination.
Mrs. E. B. Corners was visitor at
Della, of Clarkia, stopped over at Bo-
will Sunday evening on their way to
Moscow.
Mrs. T. j Kerster of Neva was in
Bovill this week and expects to leave
in a few days for Spokane to- spend
the winter with her daughter.
Mrs Frank McAllister returned Sat-
,x,.1, 9 fxxr< be- rf0if xrs{f
fiends in Seattle. Mrs. Charles Meal
lister, who accompanied her. return
ed to her home in Minnesota.
The young son of Ira Gentry fell
srm had been broken in the same place
and treated him.
Pat Flint, who has been confined to
The hospital for the last month, with
a serious case Of pneumonia, was able !
to go to his home this week.
Miss Wayne Rodner returned to her
home in Moscow Monday after spend
ng a couple of weeks in Bovill. Miss
3odner expects to teach school in Troy
his year.
The Odd Fellows instituted lodge
it Elk River last Saturday night, in
tead Of week ago, as stated last
week The hall could not be secured
or the 10th, SO it had to be postponed
week.
Mrs Phil Everetts, who has been
making her home in Fernie, B. c., the
'ast few months, arrived in Bovill
Ionday evening to visit with her
mother. Mrs. Stockwell, who has been
Ill the last week.
Charley Johnson, brother of p G. !
ohnson, had the misfortune to be hurt |
y falling tree while at work near
Tx River this week Mr. Johnson lay 1
nder the tree five hours before being
ound, and one of his arms was badly
rushed. He was brought to Bovill ]
/ Johnson's automobile and DR.. Grit
Ian of Moscow was summoned to at
end him. II
Tom Connolly arrived home last
Icnday after several pleasant weeks :
pent on the Coast. He visited all !
/ larger cities from Seattle to San
While in Frisco he wit :
essed the Attell-Murphy fight. Mr..
onnelly stated that business was dull !
Il over and Bovill was no worse than :
lie rest,