The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-07-28
City News In Brief

Rev. F. D. Muse left today for Pitts
burg where he will spend several
weeks.
Dance at Hadden's grove Saturday
night. 53-6
Morris Hanzen has returned from a
several weeks visit at Spokane and
coast points.
G. H. Bratton returned today from
a business trip to Tekoa and other
Washington points.
Miss Nema Swisher of Lewiston is
visiting at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
F. M. Leitch for a few days.
Miss Rose Townsend of Nampa is a
recent arrival in the city and is a
guest at the home of Mrs. David Urqu-
hart.
New today-Silk Dress Skirts. Beau
tiful new models in plain and fancy
silks, new fall styles at summer prices.
!, See them. The Fashion Shop. Sc
Howard Staples left Thursday for
Pasco, Wash, where he will be en-
. ployed during the remainder of the
summer.
Mrs. A. c. Thomas left today for
Wyola, Mont, t ospend the remainder
of the summer on the Thomas ranch
located neal Wyola.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Parkson left this
afternoon for Spokane to be gone I'M
til Tuesday. Mr.. Parkson is making
the "trip on business.
L.. j. Weigand, 1876 South Lincoln
street, is seriously i'll at his home with
cancer of the stomach. His condition
is considered critical.
T. M. Wright, mine host of the Hotel
Moscow, is spending a brief vacation
at Glacier National Park. He is sch
: eduled to return Sunday.
Miss Ruth Mcdonald of the county
assessors force, left today for Port
land to spend her summer vacation
with her mother and brother.
New today-Silk Dress Skirts. Beau
tiful new models in plain and fancy
silks, new fall styles at summer prices.
See them. The Fashion Shop. 56
Ninety head of University of Idaho
sheep are now grazing on the Moscow
golf links to bring the grounds into
better conditions for the fans.
Mrs. William Arnett of Pierce City
has been in the city for several days,
a guest at the DR.. W. A. Adair home.
She returned to her home today.
Miss Edna Clarke of the Deaconess
hospital of Spokane will arrive in the
city tomorrow for a fortnight's visit
with her parents, DR.. and Mrs. J. N.
Clarke.
John McEver of the law firm OF
Horning & McEver of Wallace is
spending a few days in the city. Mr..
McEver was graduated from the uni
~yersity with the class of 1915.
D. R. White, the principal of the
Kendrick schools, was in Moscow to-
day and left for Pullman this evening
to arrange for moving his family from
st. Johns, Wash, to Kendrick.
New today-Silk Dress Skirts. Beau
tiful new models in plain and fancy
silks, new fall styles at summer prices.
See them. The Fashion Shop. Sc
Frank Stanton, Prof. Phillip Soulen
and Harry Soulen lave returned from
several weeks outing in southern
Idaho. They visited Warm Springs,
Payette Lakes and spent some time at G
Boise. !
Homer E. Estes and family and f
Corliss McElroy and family went Q
overland last evening to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. August Strong neal !
Garfield for a visit. They will be back
-
Monday. +
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Whittier, Mr.. L
and Mrs. B. c. Vandevert, and Virginia i
Whittier motored to Spokane today 9
and will spend several days at the .
lakes zeal Spokane. They will return d
Tuesday.
George Clarke, the young son of Mr.. n
and Mrs. G. S. Clarke, underwent a e
severe operation yesterday at the As O
pray hospital. DR.. Stevenson of Pa a
Aaouse and DIR. Aspray performed the !,
operation. n
In the case of Freed Wheeler against u
Thomas Mcdowell for a balance of
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