The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1912-07-19

DAYS, guest at the S. e. Curtis home
Mr. and Mrs. Combs OF Red Bluff
| Cal, are visiting in Moscow, guest
of their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il
Wallace.
Victor Ramstedt and family return
ed this afternoon from three weeks
visit with friends and relatives in Min
nesota.
We are making our place neat, clear
and attractive for ladies. Our ice
cream is excelled by none. Let us
convince you. Palace of Sweets
Hart & Thompson, Props. 43-s
County Commissioner Woody re
turned last evening to his home at
Kendrick for a brief vacation from Of
fetal duties.
Mrs. Edith Vandervent Of Onawa
Iowa, a sister of Mrs. Harry Whittier,
who has been visiting in Moscow, left
for home today.
Special for Sunday at Francis Cafe
Spring dinner served from
| 1880 to and to 8. Orders for fam
lily and picnic parties promptly sup
piled. 40
10 dol 70
for county commissioner, from Ken
nedy Ford, is a visitor in Moscow on
business this afternoon.
Mrs. Joseph Aspray would like 100
children, who want to be in the OPP
peretta, to meet her Monday afternoon
at 2:30 at the Guild hall.
o. A Turnbow of Palouse, was in
Moscow today interesting parties in
the proposition of financing the build
ing of a mill for a rich mine in Idaho,
east of Spokane.
Joe E. Pickard of Palouse, return
ed to his home today. after spending
several days in Moscw under medical
treatment in a local hospital.
Two cars of structural steel includ-
ing two great 60-foot beams, three
three feet through, arrived this morn
ing for the new high school building.
L. G. Nichols of the class of 1907, is.
in Moscow visiting old tine friends
for day or so. He is now connected
with the Y. NJ. c. A. work, with head
quarters at Denver, Col
Robert Whittier of the Moscow State
Bank has purchased the 671s feet by
112 feet on the corner of Adams and
A. streets of c. Swadener. Mr.. Whit
tier expects to erect modern bunga
low on the property.
Frank j. Stapleton of Spokane,
travelling representative of the Pa
cific Coast Steamship company, was
in Moscow today looking after bust
ness matters and investigating the
crop to learn of the probable wheat
and flour shipments from Moscow to
California points.
Robert Whittier of the Moscow State
Bank, has just returned from trip
through Douglas county, Washington,
where he and his brother, Harry Whit
tier have large farming interests. He
declares that the crop prospects in
that section this year are brighter
than in years.
l. D. Aldrich, brother of Professor
j. M. Aldrch of the university, is
here visiting at the home of the latter.
Mr. Aldrich lives in Big Stone City,
s. D. He is the editor of the Big
Stone Headlight" This is his sixth
trip to Moscow, and he says that at
the time he first visited the country
he could have bought any of the land
around here for $40 per acre.
Spirella service undertakes To fit
accurately and give to every woman.
from the most elite dresser to her less
pretentious sister, the latest and best |
corset service in the world If inter
ested in yentilative, hygienic corset |
Phone 10S-R or call at 916 Deal1in
avenue. 46-52wSpd |
Tomorrow, at noon, the Womens
Relief Corps will give a dinner at
Odd Fellows hall in honor of Comrade
G. j. McBane of Major Anderson Post,
J. A. r., who leaves soon on an extend
ed visit to Ohio, and also of the newly
camp of Sons of Veterans