The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-08-14

! Rev. w. S. Lowry returned today
from months visit in California.
Try Conkey's fly knocker, sold on 6
guarantee at the Owl Drug Store. Git
Miss Sidna A. Hill, the milliner
Left this afternoon on a business triT
to Seattle.
l.. H. Seymour left this evening for
a few days visit with friends at Pull
man and Palouse.
] County Attorney Nisbet returned
last evening from a short official bust
ness trip to Spokane.
Professor b. ]. lddings has return
ed from two weeks trip through
south Idaho and Colorado.
Don't fail to see Seigfried at the Gas,
inc Theatre Thursday night and Fri
day matinee 20
Ed Mowry and wife left today with
a carload of household goods for their
homestead in south Idaho near Burnley
Mrs. l.. A. Torsen has returned to
the city from a weeks visit at Bovill.
She spent several days on her home
stead near that place.
Just received, a large consignment
of buggy and hack wheels w. N. Ell
lott, corner Washington and Second
streets. 63tf
Ramsey M. Walker, formerly res
ident of Kendrick, but now cashier
of bank at Wallace, was a brief Wis
itor in Moscow today.
If there is any better poultry and |
stock remedies than Conkey's it's
Hess's. We have both lines. Owl
Drug Store. 53tf |
j. A. MacRae, Edwin Leland and
Mrs. Catherine A. Waite of Peck were
in Moscow yesterday on their way to
Spokane, making the trip by automo>
bile.
Great spectacular production, Seig-
fried at the Casino Theatre Thursday
night and Friday matinee. 70
Mr.. and Mrs. George Richardson of
Wallace are in the city for a few days
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. McInturf. Mr.. Richardson is
connected with the Washington Water
Power company of Spokane.
Fred Il. Lee, the well-known Fair I
)anks-Morse representative, was a s
,isitor in Moscow today from Spokane. i
lie is travelling in his auto and made t
he trip to Moscow from Ito yester, i
lay.
Mrs. &. W. Darst was an arrival in
loscow last evening from Lewiston.
lrs. Darst has been lecturer at the ,
ummer normal at Lewiston and prior
o coming there has been on tour
# Europe.
Earl S. Barton left today for Grange !
lille where he will join Mrs. Barton
Jho is there on a vacation with rel 7
tives. Mr.. Barton will be absent sew
raj days and while in that section
ill look after the interests of the
IDAHO Harvester company.
About dozen girls of Mrs Hare's
unday school class of the Presbyter- J
IN church left the city at the wee il
our of o'clock this morning for Ii
Yo days tramp to the country, car |
wing their provisions on their W
acks. Their destination is about eight D.
lies southeast of Moscow. m
Rev. A. B. Perry of the Baptist =
lurch was in the city for a few =,
ours today, coming down from the
kes near Spokane where he and his :,
on, to officiate at the wedding OF
ISIS Ella Hawley and Mr.. j. H. John
n. He returned to Spokane this af-
rnoon.
Buck Phillips, a sophomore at We
e university and one of Idaho's best M
ack and football men, arrived in H
0scow this morning from Priest
Ike where he has been foreman of
party of state timber cruisers for
2 past month. He will work for the N
KIT two weeks and then go to Lew a.,
on to spend the remainder of his Oh
cation visiting his parents.
Professor and Mrs. c. c. Vincent pr
d Professor and Mrs. j. F. Nichol- be
4 will leave Sunday for Kamiah co
ere they will join friends for a to
ek's fishing trip and outing on the in,
10 creek One member of the par,
who will join them will be f. H.
hberg who graduated from the law
1artment at the varsity in 1912 and al,
now a practicing attorney at KAN M;