The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-11-30
NEWS ITEMS

Money to loan on improved real es
tate. Thompson Bros. MOSCOW. loft
Roast young duck for your Sun
day dinner at the Home Cafe. 81
j. Carbuhn of Genesee, is in the city
today looking after business affairs.
VIM E. Lee left today for Spokane,
where he will spend several days at
tending to legal business.
s. w. Gigham, prominent rancher
and pioneer of Kendrick, is in the city
attending to business affairs-a
Miss Booher of Troy, came to Mos
COW this morning to visit for several
Miss Edna Christie came up from
Troy today, to spend a week with
Miss Alma AlmQuist.
The Theta MI Epsilon fraternity
will entertain few of its friends this
evening at dancing party.
Mr.. and Mrs c. H. Patten and Mr.
and Mrs. R. A. Patten entertained al
few friends at their home last night.
Miss Lundquist of Potlatch, was a
guest at the Omega Pi house last
night.
Miss Lillian Clarke is entertaining |
few friends today The afternoon
will be spent with sewing.
The Misses Maud Hines, Lucetta
Lubken and Winifred Brown, return
ed yesterday from the house party in
Kendrick.
Miss Alma Barber has returned to
the Omega Pf house In this city, after
several days visit to Miss Lorsna
Dart of Palouse.
Why bother with preparing Sunday
dinner when We can serve you for
less and you avoid the trouble. The
Home Cafe. 54ll
Mrs. l. J. Sprague from Pullman,
who has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. M. D. DeYoung of this CITY, has
returned to her home in Pullman.
After a week in the city as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Nesbit Mr.
and Mrs. C. W. Morrison returned to- 1
day to their home in Genesee. h
Phone 81 for prompt service. Mos u
COW Cab & Livery, Kitley & Hall, :,
proprietors, North Main, Moscow, +.
Idaho Same old rates. 3Stf a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Sharp left this a.
morning for Genesee, where they will =
visit with Mrs. Sharps son, Percy 'l
Patterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Reed left for
Spokane yesterday, after a short Wis
1t to Mrs. Reeds parents, Mr.. and SO
Mrs. C. Swadener, of this city. pl
The Rev. Father Hartlieb, left to- Of
day for San Francisco, after a visit st
Of several days to his many friends IN
in this city or
H. Roster, who lives on ranch ~
near Moscow, left this morning for W
Olympia, Wn., where he will visit =
friends for several weeks. =
Mr. and Mrs Charles Swami have
gone to Seattle to be present at the L
uneral and interment of Mrs Rivers, 4
Who recently died in South Dakota. Il
frs. Rivers was Mrs. Swans mother. J
Mrs. A. N Olson from North Yak
ma, arrived in Moscow this morning 1
O visit with Mrs. Susan Grow. Mrs.
olson may spend the winter in Mos
ow
Yesterday e. A. Hendrickson had a
,ublic sale at his ranch three miles
ortheast of Moscow. He sold most
t his household goods and livestock,
to leaving for Texas, Iop
yhere he will reside permenantly. (
Thirty-five couples were present at
he very enjoyable dance given by the
i
ut night. The music was espec-
lily good, and the party was chap-u
roned by Mrs. Kenyon, from the
ANNA Phi Beta house.
Money as backing is fine thing,
1T how can you ever expect to havelI
unless you save? You can find no
,tter way to make beginning than
opening savings account with the
rst Trust & Savings Bank OF Mos
". As sure as the cents make dol
r., you will be entirely satisfied =
tn their conscientious care OF your
,ney. And the interest allowed will u
aterially help in increasing your y
1t egg. %