The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-03-02

Sugar cured picnic hams, 1212c per
pound, at the Cold Storage Market lStf
Hot beef tea and other good refresh
ing drinks at the Hart e Thompson
Confectionery parlors. 80
r. M. Heath, representing the Spo-
kane Paper & Stationary company,
was in Moscow yesterday.
Mrs. Warney May is very i'll at the
Gritman hospital, being brought to
Moscow yesterday from her home in
the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rowland left
on the noon train for Lewiston in re-
sponse to word that the wife of Mr..
Rowland's brother had died.
Mrs. Retta Holman has returned
to Moscow from trip to the Rebekah
lodges of Troy, Kendrick, Lewiston,
and Grangeville, which she inspected.
Abe Compton, formerly a success
full gardener of American ridge, south
of Troy, but now resident of Pendle
ton, Ore, is in Moscow on business.
Fine coffee and good lunches now
served by Hart & Thompson at the
/ confectionery store. 80
Mrs. Oliver Nelson, who sold the
personal property off the farm left sy
her late husband, on the 29th will
move to this city to make her future
home.
L. R. Diller, linotype operator on
the Colfax Gazette, spent the after |
noon in Moscow. Mr.. Diller, before
going to Colfax, worked on the Star
Mirror.
The Omega Phi sorority this after
noon is at home to a large company
of friends, and will also entertain up
on a large scale at the sorority house
! this evening.
Hart &c Thompson are having the
interior of their ice cream parlors re-
modelled and decorated, with the in
| tention of making their place one of
| the best in the Inland Empire
If you want lunch drop in and try
| the service at the confectionery store
next to Hotel Moscow barber shop. 80
About 60 members of the Baracca
class of the First Baptist church met
at the Coffee Club last evening and
had a most delightful time. Refresh
ments were served at the close of the
evening.
Roy Holman has purchased the 6
Ricketts, house on the northeast cor
ner Of the block recently purchased
by the school board for the new
high school building and will move {
it onto a corner of the lot owned by |
Mrs. Retta Holman, his mother. S
P. S. Peas of the American Type +
Founders company of Spokane, was
in Moscow yesterday, on his way home
from Grangeville where he went to as {
sist the Free Press in getting re-estab- I
stroyed by fire. i
L. A. Hart spent yesterday in Troy h
looking up market for Moscow made =
ice cream. Hart & Thompson re. :
Gently purchased the confectionery
business Of Smith & Son, and will
make an effort to manufacture fine ice
,,.oor, fo,, yvboloco1o trodo
!, Rev. David NJ Hand is home from n
Wardner, where he has been the past l.
few days experimenting the erection
of a tabernacle for a big union re-
vival meeting to be held by Stevens S.
Brothers, who closed this week in m
Pullman. m
Mr.. Carl CLANCY and Miss Josephine =,
both of near Viola, were
married yesterday at 1:3O p. m. at =
the home of the officiating minister, -
Rev. d. H. Hare. The happy young -
couple are members of prominent FAM
lies near Viola, and will make their :
'uture home near that place.
The Pansy club of the First Baptist
church, entertained the Gideon Band
1t the home of the pastor, Rev. D. M.
Hand, last evening. The young folks
spent the evening most pleasingly, =
With an enjoyable program of music
md reading. Dainty refreshments =,
we're served. -
Peter Olson, who participated only "a
arm, disposed of his personal prop
rty at public sale on the 9th nit, S
nd is now in Spokane disposing OF 4
cal estate in that city. He will re-
urn to Moscow and invest his money ge
a Latah county farm property.