The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-02-02


Hardy Hill, jeweler from Baker
Or, is in the city visiting his parents
A. w. Blinn. father of l.. l.. Blinn OF
the First National bank, left for his
home in Almira, Wn., today after a
brief visit here.
Corsets 39c and Csc, reduced from
$1O0. Andrews Cloak Store must
realize money at once to pay debts 06
Miss Lieby, instructor in the do
nestle economy department, has left
Ridenbaugh hail and taken rooms in
the residence of w. s. Morley
Miss Mildred Munroe of Spokane,
who has been in the city visiting Mrs.
d. W. Greenburg and her sister. 81
Ida NJ Kube, returned home today.
Insistent creditors demand money.
The entire stock must. be sold, no
matter at what sacrifice. Andrews
Cloak Store quits Moscow. 06
Miss Leslie Williams arrived yes
terday from Twin Falls to register
as a freshman at the university. She
is the daughter of the proprietor OF the |
Perrine hotel at Twin Falls.
Buy your extracts, spices, toilet ar
ticles, medicines and other remedies |
at Watkins store, COZ South Main. G.
Fisher, agent; telephone 184-Y. 01-6pd
All accounts owing to us that are
not settled promptly will be placed in
the bands of the lawyers for legal
action. Andrews Cloak Store quits. 06
Mrs. Albert Roberts has arrived in
Moscow and will visit her daughter,
Mrs. Vinton Parkins, during the next
wo months. Mr.. Roberts is the deputy
assessor of 14atah county.
On Saturday afternoon at her home
IN East d street, Miss Amelia Brown
eight members of the Delta
iamma sorority The afternoon was
pleasantly spent in sewing.
Miss Alta Mckenzie returned yester-
ay from six weeks visit at the home
f her uncle, Argue Mckenzie in Van L
ouver. B. c.. Mr.. Mckenzie was for f
lany years a resident of this section.
Charles A. Fisher of Orofino, SUI fl
eryisor of the Clearwater national n
,rest, was in Moscow yesterday on his
-ay to Missoula, Mont, to attend an
nnual meeting Of supervisors of for h
st reserves. G
The basketball team left this morn
lg for Walla Walla. They will play r;
ames with Whitman College on Mon IL
ay. Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
hey were accompanied by Coach
riffith. u
On Saturday evening, Miss Isabel .,
teyens entertained at cards Miss
rench, Mr.. Larson, and Mr. Fooks.
fter several rubbers Of auction te
ridge had been played, Welsh rare u
it was made. R
Marguerite Allen returned last
ght from her home in Boise to con- 9;
nue. her work at the university Miss n
lien was i'll during the holidays and T.
as only just now recovered sufficient
TO take up her studies.
The freshman Glee at the armory to- >,
ght promises to be the most de- .,
zhtful party given by any freshman
ass. Unusually elaborate decorations
q being put up and the whole hall h
Ill be decorated to represent win vi
+ scene. W
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. ana MIS-.
cCaffery accompanied by their six OF
ildren left over the Northern Pa III
fic for their new home in Madison, ju
isconsin. A large group of friends tv
at the station to bid them We
rewell.
George Herrigfeld of Ashton and +. Sc
Johnson of Occur dAlene, prom W
ent high officials of the Grand En- hi
of Odd Fellows, returned si
st evening from official visits to til
iges in this district They will re-
ain in Moscow until tomorrow.
Frank L. Palmer, we'll known all II
err the country among members OF 10
3 Elks lodge, was in MOSCOW sat III
day and Sunday. Mr.. Palmer is III
I'M Minneapolis and is representa- at
e of "The Jolly Elk" an Elks al
gan that has wide circulation. III