The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-12-22
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: Harold w. Langdon left today for
Kellogg. Idaho, to visit with relatives
during the holiday season.
Miss Minnie Smith, one of the high
school teachers, left for Garfield
today where she will spend the holt
day season.
/. Miss Nell Kleiber left today for
Boise where she will visit till the
beginning of the school year. Miss
Kleiber is teacher in the public
schools here
Miss Maude Mcknight of Spokane
has been in the city visiting with the
city schools here
Harold Lenhard of Moscow has
been added to the clerical staff of the
First National bank of this city and
has assumed his new duties.
Ideal Xmas gifts for men, military
wrist watches, at Kelly's Jewelry
Store 1874
J. F. Peasley left today for Fresno.
Cal, where he will spend the winter.
Francis Bistline left the goth for
Pocatel1o where he will spend a few
days with his parents before going on
to Cleveland, Ohio, to attend the
grand convention of Sigma M.
vxyI,
cordia, Kansas, where he will visit
with relatives.
25 per cent discount on all Erector
Sets. sherfey's Book Store. 69-3
Ernest Poe, senior at the universe
ty, left today for Fort Riley, Kansas,
where he will enter the training camp
for officers. He will spend the Xmas
holidays with relatives in Montana and
then will go straight through to Ind
annapolis, where he will represent the
Idaho chapter at the national conven-
ton of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity.
He will report at Fort Riley on jan
uary 5.
Miss Henrietta Stafford has returned |
to Moscow from Asptin, where she is I
teaching, to be with her parents, Mr. |
and Mrs. r. w. Stafford for the holt
days.
Mary S. Jensen, who is teaching
home economics in the high school at
st. John, Wash. has returned home to
spend the holidays.
Thus far there has not been
Stacker found among the Latah coun-
ty lawyers. All are contributing their
services gladly to assist the register
ed men in making out their question
naires properly. There is a delega-
ton of at least three attorneys at the
court house every day.
Ideal Xmas gifts for men, military
wrist watches, at Kelly's Jewelry
Store. 1874
The Latah county exemption board
members are thankful to J. F. Barnes
and Miss Ruth Brown of the Stand
ard Lumber company who volunteered
their services and helped materially
with the mass of routine work that
continues to pile up.
Dr.. Carithers, Sheriff Campbell and
Auditor Estes, sitting as the local ex-
emption board, started on the ques-
tionnaires today and up to noon had
classified 13 of the $50 on hand. The
board will be at work almost contin-
uously from now on in getting the
the eligibles into service.
H. E. Schneider of the teaching staff
of the forestry department, University
of Idaho, leaves today for the Pacific
coast for a To-day vacation.
Roscoe Davis left today for Middle l
ton, Idaho, where he will spend his
vacation.
Ralph Elbach leaves this afternoon 6
for Kooskia where he will spend a
few weeks
See new shipment of diamonds, :
white and snappy, at Kelly's Jewelry :
Store. 1874
Bert Gamble, Moscow's song writer a
has written and completed new s
song entitled, ''You Gave Me Roses :
in December" which will reach the
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