The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-12-15

WEATHER FORECAST-Lewiston,

A Xmas program will be held next
Saturday evening, December %, at the
Blaine school house. Everyone invited.
Miss Wayne Christensen, teacher.
Word comes from the University of
Wisconsin that Gerald Hodgins is ma
king good which was to have been
expected of course. He has been elect
ed to membership on both debate
teams, to membership on the staff of
the Cardinal, the daily paper of the
university, and to membership in the
Edwin Booth Dramatic society, one of
the four out of "a proposed.
Rev. G. Rushing of the Christian
church a his congregation is en-
thusiastic in praise of an address de-
1ivered last Sunday evening by DR..
E. H. Lindley on "The Power to
Think This is the first of a series of
addresses by laymen that it is pro-
posed to have at this church during
the winter months.
Mrs. Ray E. Neidig was called to
her home in Rockford, ILL, announcing
the fatal illness of her father, w. C.
Poole. He died-on Wednesday before
Mrs. -Neidig could possibly reach his
bedside.
Paradise Lodge, No. II, will meet
tonight at 1880 at which time the an
nual election will be held.
Have your Xmas Photos made at
once. Eggan. Phone 105Y. 57-68
Miss Gertrude Snyder and Archie
Morgan of Juliaetta obtained a mar
auditor here today n a little later
were united in matrimony by Judge
Adrian Nelson.
The local exemption board today
mailed their first batch of question
naires to registered men in this coun-
ty. There were about so of these I'M
ming from No. 1 on the list to 100. The
second batch will go out Monday.
Captain w. H. Carithers arrived
home from Boise Friday evening. He
will be here for some time looking aft
er the examination of the registered
men of this county.
John Otness received word today
that his son, Fred Otness, Russell
Washburn, Ed Barton, Frank Manson
of Viola and Mr.. Grear of Troy, have
all been transferred from American
Lake to the Vancouver barracks. They
have recently been made members of
the signal. corps at the Vancouver
barracks.
Mr.. F. L. Allen, the Moscow Home
Tuner, will tune your piano. Guaran-
teed work. Phone 189W. 70tf
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Clark and son,
George, are moving into their new
house on the corner of Polk and B
streets. This beautiful house was re-
Gently built by Mark P. Miller.
Postmaster Harland of Troy was a
visitor at the county seat today.
Rev. S.. D. ~Sommerville is a visitor in
the city today from Lewiston.
Henry Brucker left yesterday for
Fond du Lac, Wis, and also for Chi
on an extended trip. He ok
poets to visit with his relatives and to
also transact some business.
Have your sittings made between
To- a. m. and 2:30 p. m. Eggan,
PHOTOGRAPHER. 57-67
N. Williamson is attending to bust {
ness affairs in Spokane this week end.
Percy Scott is spending the week in
Spokane visiting with friends.
Jimmie Williams left today for the
coast where he expects to take the ex- {
aminations for the navy. r
Miss Maud Joslin and Miss Hazel
.verlander left tonight for Juliaetta
where they intend to spend the week :
end with their folks. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Morgan, Mr.. '
Archie Morgan and Miss Schneider of
.Juliaetta were Saturday visitors in the :
;ity. II
H. B. IIlingworth left this afternoon
or his home in Boise after a month !.
pent with his family in Moscow. j
That f%our-piece orchestra that pade
UGH a hit last night will play at the
)rpheum again tonight. Picture pro- te
ram, Miss Jackie of the Army and TT