The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-12-31


few years ago in which he had two
ribs broken, but it seems that the ribs
and the tissues grew together in such
a way as to render him unfit for army
service. He had been in the base hos
pital there for several weeks and was
finally given an honorable discharge.
Mr. Dahlin says that the boys are
treated fine at Camp Lewis, and that
all seemed happy Troy News.
At the home of the bride in Star,
Idaho, Miss Vera Leslie and Roscoe
r. Davis were married Saturday,
Dec. 20, at 1 p. m. They arrived in
Moscow this noon. and have taken
rooms at 424 E Seventh street. Mr..
Davis will finish his course in the
forestry department of the univer-
sity.
Harold Green and Robert Hall re-
turned yesterday from a short visit
in Spokane.
Tom Jackson and Wal1ford Rem
shaw leave today for Fort Riley, Kan.
Rev. M. H. wager reports that
C. H. Bratton, treasurer of the First
Baptist church, mailed a check for
$122, in this mornings mail, to
Thomas H. Brewer, treasurer of the
Armenian-Syrian relief committee of
Spokane, as a 4 result of the two
Christmas presentations o f the
across or the Crescent"
The John E. Reilly home, west
of town, has been the scene of fam
lily party for the holidays. The
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. L.. T.
Roth and two sons, Robert and
Wayne of Occur d'Alene; Mr.. and
Mrs. Pat REILLY and son Pat Of Sc
attic, DR.. J. E. Reilly and wife and
baby of Cottonwood and Miss Jose
phine Reilly of Cottonwood The guests
all left for their homes Saturday.
Word came today to the effect
that Claud Heard, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Heard of the Little Pot
latch section, in this county, a grad
University of Idaho, class of 1913,
has been assigned to agricultural
work in Egypt by the British gov
eminent and will leave at once for
his new field. Mr.. Heard has been
instructor in agronomy in the Uni
versity of Arizona.
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Room 9. Shields Bldg. 78tf
The Home Missionary society of
the Methodist church will hold it's
regular monthly meeting at the home
of Mrs. Arthur Ransom Wednesday
January 2. Group No. 5
will have charge of the program. All Z;
the ladies of the church are invited +
to attend, and all members of the So
ciety are expected.
Bert Gamble, the Moscow song
writer, announces that soon after the
opening of the new year he will open
an office in the Cornwall building
from which he will distribute copies.
IF his songs to all Red Cross chap
,ers desiring to take advantage ID.
MS generous offer to contribute the
proceeds of the sales to the cause.
lie has. his new song, "You Gave Me
Roses in December" in press and
olans to be ready to supply all de-
hands for it right soon.
Don't forget your Red Cross dues. :
They will be gladly received any day
low at Red Cross headquarters in the
,ostoffice building.
st. Marks Guild meets Wednesday
n Guild hall at p. m. prompt. Note
lace and time. A review and
eading of Rupert Brooks poems will
re given by the rector, and some
itations will be mailed. A parish
upper and dance is being planned
or Friday next in the Guild hall
eep the date open, and get an ap-
etite.
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Aspray left
oday for Spokane where they will :
ttend grand opera. F
Robert Witbeck arrived in Moscow
unday night. He will visit here for
few days before going to Occur
'Alene to await his orders.
Mrs. N. Williamson and Miss Rob
lson left today for San Francisco, :
here they will spend two weeks. F
Mrs. Showber and Miss Bernadine
-dair left Sunday for Spokane. Miss
-dair will attend grand opera. :
F
Miss Smead, who has spent her va