The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-12-24

/. WEATHER FORECAST-Le Lewiston
Probably rain in the west. Colder in
the east.
The Overland Auto company Of
Kendriek has made arrangements tC
open branch office in Moscow. II
has arranged for the use of the build
ing now used as Red Cross headquar-
! eers on Third street opposite the post
: office and expects to occupy it soon
after New Years with carload OF
Overlands now on the road.
Mrs. " T. Letch and children of
Portland are in Moscow at the home
~ her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Brown.
!, Miss Amelia Brown is in Moscow
from ST. Maries to spend the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Browne.
T. F. Kabler, who is teaching on
Little Bear ridge, was in Moscow Sat
urday on his way home to Palouse to
spend the holidays with his family.
O. A. Trout of Troy looked after
business and official matters at the
county seat on Saturday.
Miss Nettie Sponsler, teacher at the
Pine Grove school, spent some time
in Moscow shopping on her way home
to Genesee where she will spend her
holiday vacation at her home.
George F. Isner and J. E. Gray were
two of Viola's prominent citizens noted
in the Moscow business district on
saturday.
Ideal Xmas gifts for men, military
wrist watches, at Kelly's Jewelry
Store 1874
Miss Winifred Calkins, county SUI
perintendent of school, will leave for
Boise tomorrow to attend the meeting
of the State Teachers association in
session there Thursday, Friday and
Saturday She will return home Mon
day.
Theodore Davidson was a weekend
visitor in MOSCOW
The Latah county exemption board
had by noon today classified the 1874
QUESTIONABLE of Latah county regist-
cred men received up to that time. At
least another 100 were expected in
during the day. The first question
naires are mostly from the first 400
men on the list and as these were
raked as with a fine tooth comb to
fo,
few e1igibles are found in the early
questionnaires.
!, See new shipment of diamonds,
white and snappy, at Kelly's Jewelry
Store. 1874
! Prof ]. j. Gill, A. H. Oversmith and
Scott ogden were at the court house
this morning giving the registered
men assistance in filling out their
Still other lawyers
were expected to help this afternoon.
More men came in today than on any
previous day.
The Sunday School of the Swedish |
Lutheran church will give it's annual
holiday program at the church We'd
nesday evening beginning at
O'clock. This is considered the sec
ond day of Christmas in Sweden. A
delightful program has been arranged.
Wayne Harrington of the Deary |
country was in Moscow the latter part
of the week looking after business
L. H. Hilliard of Troy was bust
ness visitor in the city on Saturday.
Miss Edyth Taylor, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs T. T. Taylor and Alfret
Daily were married in Lewiston, Mon
day afternoon by the Rev. Snyder of +
the Methodist church Miss Amanda
Goodwin was present at the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. DAILY are in Moscow
now and will remain for short time.
Their future plans are indefinite how
ever.
Clarence Hyde left Saturday for
Spokane where he will spend a part
Of his Christmas vacation.
The Mountain View club spent a
pleasant afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Sarah Humphrey last Thursday. Mrs.
ed Martin was assistant hostess. Mrs.
Ishnson of Dayton. Wash, was the
listing lady present. On January 3