The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-03-30
City News In Brief

Money on farm security. ThomI
son-Mickey Realty Co. 38
M. c. Bother of Potlatch was
town today on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. McCusker lei
for Spokane this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Corliss McElroy wen
to Spokane today for few days visit
Mrs. j. G. Christy and Miss Ruth Nc
Donald of Troy are Moscow visitors
today.
Waists-Crepe De Chen and Tui
Silks, 81 and up. The Fashion Shop
3d..
Burton French went down to Ken
drick last night to see his mother He
returned today.
A. M Van Dyk, head of the Clear
water foundry at Lewiston, was in
the city yesterday on business.
p B. Morris left this morning for
Montana points in the interests OF the
Idaho National Harvester company.
Mrs. Henry Kilde of Troy, who has
been seriously ill at the Gritman hos
pital, is reported to be greatly inn
proved.
25 styles in Tub Silk Waists at a
dollar, new ones just in. The Fash
ion Shop. 53-4
]. A. Harsh of Deary arrived here
last evening, and left for Albion, Wn.,
this morning. He returned to Moscow
this afternoon. ,--
Johnson Brothers, dealers in the
Studebaker car, have moved to new
quarters in the Grow building at Main
and Fifth streets.
Mrs. L. G. Witbeck will leave to-
morrow for Colfax where she will
hold an important position in the
Motter store.
Miss Maude Barnes and Miss Alice
Johnson left for Spokane today to
enter the nurses training school at
Mrs. w. E. Wallace mad Miss Vic
toria were among the Moscow people
who went to Spokane to attend the
production of Madam Butterfly.
Crepe De Chen Waists, new ones
lust in, no advance in prices here. The
Fashion Sbop. 53-4 |
Mrs. w. r. Clenans and Miss Vivian
'eturned to their home in Charleston |
oday. They have been guests OF
Iesdames Wallace, Willis, and Shields
lere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses Showalte
Who live about six and half miles
rom town, are the proud parents OF
fine eight pound son born Tuesday
F. J. Russell of St. Maries, assoc
ated with the Milwaukee Land COM
any, who has been in Moscow on bus
less for a couple of days, returned
ONE this afternoon.
l.. A. Lewis, assistant general COM
ercial agent for the Washington Wa :
II Power company, will speak to
lumber of the university students of
lgineering tonight.
P. S. Pease, sometimes called
Printers Supply" Pease, was calling
/ the printers here today He repre-
nts the American Type Founders
'mpany of Spokane
Variety Program, high school aud
orium, s o'clock p. M, March 81,
neral admission 25c, reserved seats
/. Reserved seat tickets on sale at
odgins's Drug Store, Thursday and
'iday. 53-4 4:
Tag Day was a tremendous success. 81
II fear of being overlooked on the q
ing line, citizens swarmed to thel /:
-eets this morning at eight and 4:
ockaded the path of the squad of Il:
sh school boys until they had had L:
chance to pay their quarter. i:
United States Senator James H. 81
ady is now convalescing rapidly and 8:
pes soon to be in the saddle again i:
d at his duties in Washington. In HI
etter received here today from him i:
a friend. he says: Il am convalesc- IS
slowly now and hope to be able
go down to the senate for a short H
lie each day during the coming 4:
Elk. l have had very hard siege i:
If hut am going to Dull through all c:s'