The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-11-12
Nelson, has farmer the place for the


COW today visiting friends and &C
quaintances. Joe is the fellow VIII
said Nobody has to do my fightin
for me-" He makes fine looking sol
der in his uniform and is highl,
pleased with conditions at American
Lake
G. j. Bessee escaped what NIGH
have been a serious accident Saturday
when coming from the mountains with
load of wood. His foot caught on
stump throwing him from the wagon
and spraining his ankle. He seems 9TH
erwise uninjured.
Among our busy Red Cross work
ton, Virginia Whittier, Esther Hare,
Margaret Hare Helen Corners, Mar
gerry Simpson and Virginia House.
These little ladies worked all Satur-
day afternoon, diligently making fill
ings for the ambulance pillows.
R. S. Tucker left Sunday for Seat
| tie where he will receive medical
treatment.
B. F. Robinson left today for Seat
tie where he will visit with relatives.
| Mrs. George Hunt has gone to
Bremerton, Wash, where she will join
her husband, who is employed there.
c. L. Little left today for Lewiston
to spend a day at the fair.
j. J. Keane has gone to Orofino on
a. business trip.
H. T. Lewis and wife are visitors
in Lewiston today.
c. W. Suppiger made business
trip to Kendrick today.
Mr. F. L. Allen, the Moscow Home |
Tuner, will tune your piano. Guaran-
teed work. Phone 189W 70tf |
r. Elk, who has made his home
here for the last few months, left to-
day for New York from which place
he will sail to Christiana, Norway
Judge H. R. Smith of this city will
be the principal speaker this evening
at a Y. M. c. A. rally at Troy. The
meeting has been well advertised in
that community and as the Troy peo-
pie are taking a deep interested in all
war activities good meeting is as
sured.
Rev. David H. Hare, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, who spoke at
Juliaetta Sunday afternoon and at
Kendrick in the evening in the inter
est of the Army Y. M. G. A. reports
good meetings and a fine spirit. At
Kendrick a union meeting was held
and the congregation was a large and /
intelligent one. t
Dr. w. H. Carithers and Mrs. Garth
ers returned Sunday from Chicago !
where they had been for several weeks 3
and where the doctor was doing some
special work for the government. He :
says all the talk back there is of war +
and that the war spirit seems to run 7
higher each day. +
Mrs. w. E. Wallace was hostess
Wednesday evening at an informal +
bridge party complementing Mr. and
Mrs. Burton L. French who will leave
soon for Washington, d. G.. 3,
Mrs. j. H. Forney, who has had :
Mrs Catherine Regain Athey of Boise
as her guest, entertained informally
'or her several times. Mrs. Athey
S remembered in Moscow as Miss
Regain when she visited her aunt,
Mrs. H. T. French.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Earl Hodge and
amiIy have just arrived from Col
ak to make their permanent home in
his community. Mr.. Hodge a short
ime ago purchased the 320-acre farm
f J. NJ Thompson three miles east
f Moscow for $25, 900 and is just now
aking possession
Deputy U. S. Marshal Howe arrived
esterday from Ferdinand, Idaho, hav-
1g in his custody j. F. Prosser who
, charged with the illegal sale of in
,xicants in that community. He will
e arraigned in the United States dis
.ict court here.
There will be a meeting of the Idaho
tate Teachers association in Boise
ecember 27-29 and Miss Ethel E.
edfield. the state superintendent OF
ublic instruction is urging county
and all other inter-
;ted persons to arrange to attend.
There is to be a gathering called
lie Rural Life Conference in Helena,
ontana, November 1928. 1t will be
nder the auspices of the department
the interior and will be of special
terest to rural school teachers.
Rev. John E. Oslund was in Spokane
yer Sunday He preached in the
orning from his former pulpit and
the conference of the Luther League
the Spokane district of the Colum-
a river conference he was made vice
.esident of the organization. Today
is attending a Swedish Lutheran
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