The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-02-01

in the city yesterday from Viola.
E. ]. Gemmell was a passenger tc
Troy yesterday.
Miss zeta Russell 7~ent to Troy yes
terday for a short visit to friends.
Mrs. Gus Burkmeir from near Cen
esee, is shopping in the city today.
Zach Girard of Thorn Creek, was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Foster of Viola, was in the
city yesterday on shopping expedi-
ton.
Mrs. Fred Collins is improving
steadily, after a serious attack of la
grippe.
Miss Martha Grange, who mas been
working in the city for several weeks,
went to her home in Viola yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. John Mix of Orofino,
passed through the city today on their
way to Spokane.
J. |. Griner of the university, is
spending his semester vacation
at Potlatch.
Owen Williams is business visitor il
the city today from his home near
Lenville.
Mrs. W. A. Carpenter is in the city
today from her ranch home west of
the city.
Mrs. George Rowland went to Jul
ietta yesterday to spend a few days
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Towne drove in
to the city yesterday from their ranch
near Moscow Mountain.
Clarence Holmes arrived last night |
from Spokane, to be a guest at tho
home of d. Geddes for a week.
Mrs. w. A. Gamble is shopping in |
the city today from her home south |
of the city.
After weeks visit to her sister, |
Mrs. P. B. Carter, Miss Vina Whitley |
left today for Spokane
Yesterday from brief business trip
to Portland.
Mrs. A. H. Olson came over from
Pullman today to be the guest at the
Thos. Goodwin home for a few days.
Professor e. V. Ellington of the dairy
department of the university, left last
night for lone, Ida where he will
hold a farmers institute today.
Ed Boyce of Portland, arrived in
the city last night and is visiting at
the home of his brother-in-law, Jerome
j. Day.
Mrs. Chester Flint of Palouse, spent
yesterday in the city, shopping and
visiting with Mrs. H. L. Gritman, who
is i'll in a local hospital.
The basketball team of the Universe
" of Washington left this morning for
Pullman, where they will met the
team from the W. S. C. tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. ellis B. Hodge left
yesterday for Grangeville to be pres
ent at the session of the district court
fo oh
Ben Nelson is paying a weeks visit
to his many friends at his old homo
in the vicinity of the Evergreen
school, northeast of the city
t. ]. Nelson, cashier of the First c
State Bank of Genesee, was a business
visitor to Moscow yesterday, enroute +
to Spokane. v
B. F, McManama of the Boston
store, returned last night from Spo- .
kane, where he has been to visit his y
family.
Francis Taylor is in the city If n G
Orofino, the guest of his grandmother
Mrs VIM. Taylor. He will be here for
4 couple of weeks.
Notice the show window of Hagan &
Cushing Meat Market. Fancy prize
beef for sale at regular prices
Fry some. 4-6
Miss Gertrude Byrnes was a pas 81
enger to Genesee today, where she
will visit her sister, Miss Carol A
3yrnes, who is teacher there. as
la
o. O. Strand from Colfax, returned
0 his home yesterday after a few w
avs visit to his niece, Mrs. Dornthy ar
Ielson, of this city.
Miss Julia Cummings returned to- y"
ay to Kamiah after a week spent in III
ne city with her mother, Mrs. Henry vi
who has been i'll, but is
ow improving
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Spoken For" Pianoforte recital by br
iss Fay Hostetter, assisted by Prof so
Heller Collens and Prof. Eugene Fl fin