The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-02-15

Fred White of the internal revenue
service, is attending to business mat
tiers in this city.
The best flour, the best bread Use
Gold Medal" hardwheat flour. For
sale at David & Ely's. 16tf
The members of the B. Y. P. U. of
the Baptist church, enjoyed very
pheasant sleighride last night.
Professor and Mrs. G.. E. Frevert en-
tertained the short course dairy boys
with delightful dinner last night.
G. G. Pickett returned last night
from Spokane, where he has been at
tending to legal business for few
days.
/ Wallie Windus of Pullman, was a
visitor in Moscow between trains to-
day on his way to that city from Lew
iston.
Miss Kate Henley returned today
from short visit to her sister, Miss
Mable Henley, who is teaching near
JOEL
Washburn C Crosby's famous Gold
Medal Flour" goes further and makes
better bread. Try a sack at David &
Ely's. 16tf
Merle Cunningham came from Troy
today to visit with his father, F. ].
Cunningham, who is i'll in a local hos
pital.
]. Pettijohn of Prescott, Wash, who
has visited in the city with relatives
for the past week, left last night for
Lewiston.
Emil A. Anderson of Trego, Mont,
is a guest at the Zeta Delta house
while he visits with his many friends
in the city.
Miss Elsie Carter came in today
from her school near Troy to spend the
week end with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. W. Carter
The best -four, the best bread Use
Gold Medal" hardwheat -four For
sale at David G Ely's. 16tf
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Geddis returned |
from Spokane, where they |
had spent weeks vacation from the |
N. Williamson store.
Rev. Geo. A. Johnson and c. B. |
Green will leave Monday afternoon
for Portland to attend the conference |
Of the Swedish Lutheran church.
Occur dAlene to attend the initiation
of the Gamma Phi Beta sor-
)rity being held this weekend
Miss Josephine Olsen will sing 1.-THE
Lord Is My Light and My Salvation"
1t the II o'clock service at the Christ
an Science church tomorrow morning.
The Idaho Lodge No. l of the
Knights of Pythias gave a delightful
lance last night at the X. of p hall.
The party was we'll attended and thor
,ughly enjoyed by all.
w. A. Zumhof of Occur d'Alene, who l
las been visiting relatives in the city t
or few days, has gone to Lewis s
on. Mr.. Zumhof was for many years |
Employed at the university and is now !,
rganizer for the Yoemen. Ii
At the Methodist Episcopal church \
the subject of the morning
ervice will be: Gods Abundant Pro-
ision," and for the evening service it
yill be: Spiritual Agriculture
I. B. Ricketts, Sunday school class F
yent on a very jolly sleighing party a
asst night to the Walter Towne ranch, L
ortheast of the city, where the 20 n
uests played games and ate supper. ii
Mrs. M. R. Emerson accompanied W
y her daughter, Miss Dorothy, drove f.
l today from the ranch near Sun W
line to take Miss Alma, who attends p
lie local high school, out to her home M
II Sunday. la
Leonard Williamson, who has been ~
nployed in the mechanical depart !"
ent of the university, left today for ~
cattle, where he will accept posi- -n
On with the Powers Regular compa
:, which installed the ventilating sys-
N in the new high school. Mr. Will
mson is well known in Moscow and de
any friends will be greatly pleased pr