The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-11-30
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the Latah county exemption board
were received at the court house today.
Included were 1000 copies of the ques-
tionaire that each registered man is
expected to fill out. The board will
begin sending these out December Is
and in the meantime all the machinery
will be got ready. 1t means a ire
mendOus amount of routine work for
the memb ers of the local board.
According to the returns made to
Hover E. Estes, secretary of the Latah
county exemption board, but nine of
the men sent from this county to Am
erican Lake have been rejected A to-
tai of lat were sent to fill out the
quota of 1873 for the county. OF the
LAT sent nine, according to the re-
turns, have been rejected and one
Harry Scattaboe-was exempted by
the president. Mr.. Estes is confident
that mistakes have been made some
where; that more than nine were re-
jected and he has taken the matter
up with the adjutant general.
John Becker and John Mix of Oro-
fino were among the Moscow visitors
this week.
Judge ]. H. Forney was in Spokane
on legal business this week.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.
Morgareidge was the scene of much
festivity on Thanksgiving day when
the relatives gathered for the bounte-
Gus Spread at 1870. There were SO
present, to enjoy the hospitality of the
Morgareidges. They were as follows:
w. D. Morgareidge, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Young, Miss Vivian, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
E. Tennis and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Thompson and Miss Betty,
Mrs James Nolan and children, Mrs.
l.. H. Ainslie and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Dowdy and son Francis,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. o. Thompson and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Nor
gareidge and son Van.
Mr.. F. L. Allen, the Moscow Home |
Tuner, will tune your piano. Guaran- !
teed work. Phone 1Ssw. 7otf
Mrs H. H. Hunting and family left |
for Portland, Ore, yesterday where
they will probably locate. Mr.. Hunt
ing has been in Portland for some |
time, and his family will join him at |
that place.
Robert Witbeck spent Thanksgiving
with his folks in Colfax.
Among the U. of I. students who
spent Thanksgiving at home are
stJack" Richmond, Lapwai; Albert
Graft Kenneth Hunter, Clarence
Charlton, Occur d'Alene, and Litus
LIE Claire and Walter Burnside, Lew
iston.
The program and basket social that
was to be given at the Clinton grange
hall Wednesday, November %, has
been postponed until Friday evening,
December T. All are given cordial
invitation to come.
Mesdames Grace Romig, Minnie :
Curtis and Mr. George Williamson ]
to Lewiston Tuesday
Russell NJ Cunningham of the U. S.
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Vile, Idaho, for a few days on his
vacation.
Postmaster Morgareidge is now E
July supplied with thrift stamps and t
savings certificates. He has also sup /
Piled all other postoffices in the coun-
" with their quota. Under this scheme {
my person may save from rs cents up I
% $1,000. Certificates bought now for {
'4.12 will be worth S. at maturity in
923. The 25-cent stamps can be at c
ached to a card furnished by the | I
postmaster until 16 are purchased G
When the card may be exchanged for S
IS certificate. F
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The real football game of the year
S on today at the fair grounds be-
ween two teams of boys styling them
elves Presbyterians and Methodists.
The snow storm that started S.
day changed to rain to- d
ay with all the appearance of a gen
inc old Palouse soaker.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Stewart enter G.,
aimed Mr. and Mrs Metzgar of Sal s.
Ia, Kan, and Mr. and Mrs. Brooks of TT
[oscow, Ida, at dinner Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Stewart and
lmily of Colfax, Wash, spent
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