The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1917-08-22
City News In Brief


Fred Veatch left at noon today on a
business trip to Spokane. -
Mrs. w. H. Kenyon left for Burling-
ham, Wash, this afternoon.
James McCloskey, the Palouse at
torney, was in Moscow today.
M. E. Lewis left this afternoon on a
business trip to Wardner and Mullan.
Call III on the phone and ask about
the special offer on the Delineator. II
Miss Myrtle Triplet spent the week
end on the P. B. Morris ranch near
Wheeler.
Sidney Gaskell went to Champion,
Alberta, this afternoon to join in the
harvest work there.
Mr.. F. L. Allen, the Moscow Home
%Tuner, will tune your piano. Guaran-
teed work. Phone 189W. 70tf
Mrs. A. Mathis leaves this after
noon for visit in the country with
her daughter, Mrs. George E. Hart.
Leslie Beddall left this afternoon
for Seattle to visit his brother. Mel
vim of the United States marine corps.
w. L. Fry and family, who have
Been visiting in Moscow for sometime
returned today to their home in Port
land.
w. H. W Page, a prominent rail-
road man of Bangor, Wis, and his
three daughters are visitors at the R.
H. Cay home.
Miss III. A. Griffin, representing the
ButtericE Pub. Co., is at Creighton's
store for a few days with special Of
fer for the Delineator. "
Prof. C. C. Vincent of Moscow has
been appointed to membership on the
advisory committee of the National
Apple show to be held in Spokane, No
vember 1924.
The ladies of the Navy Comfort
League will hold cooked food sale
at Washhurn Wilson's, Saturday,
August Is. The sale opens at 10 a.
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A party composed of the Misses
Mabel Kennedy, Charlotte Driscoll,
Tessie and Katherine Keane and
Harry Driscoll are spending the eve
ming at DR.. Severns home in Troy.
f. II, Shredder, who has been Wis
itor often in Moscow during the past
two years, made his last trip to Mos
COW this week. He and two OF his
brothers are called on the first draft
in Seattle.
John Wilson Brigham who met with
a painful accident several weeks ago
when his toe was shot off, was ex-
amined for the draft this morning and
was rejected on account of physical
disability.
Miss Anna Mathison, who has been
spending a few days with her aunt,
Mrs. s. P Jensen, left today for her
home In Iowa City, Iowa. Miss Math-
ison has been in Alaska the greater
part Of the summer.
Mrs. Helen Depning Miss Margaret
Denning and Lewis Denning left this
afternoon for Davis, California, where
they VIII spend the winter. Mr.. Dem
ming fs assistant professor in agricul-
ture ia the college there.
judge Adrian Nelson rendered judg-
ment yesterday afternoon Of $40 and
costs in favor of the plaintiff In the
case of Charles Mauch against Ellis
Odberg. Mauch sued for $3.50 alleg-
ed to be due for work on an automo-
bile.
Mrs. F. S. Middleton and little daugh-
ter from Ames, Iowa, who have been
spending the past month with Mr. and |
Mrs. e. F. Goss in this city, will |
leave tomorrow for Los Angeles by |
way Of Portland and the Great North
ern Pacific ocean route.
Tho local division of the Red Cross
workers are arranging for another
street dance next Saturday evening. /
AS the plan develop, further notice
will be made. The Red Cross made
about $40 on the sale Of ice cream
cones last Saturday. The returns for
the street dance were turned over to
the Chamber of Commerce and the
band.
NJ. W. Morse of the Moscow High
school is in receipt of a letter from
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