The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-11-11

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Weather-Idaho-T onight, fair an
colder. tuesday, fair.
R. H. Barton left this morning fo
Occur d'Alene.
Walter Cochran came to Moscow
this morning from Juliaetta.
Mrs. Sig Coleman was in Pullman
Sunday to visit Miss Helen Savage.
Mrs Hershel Strohm has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Cowgirl, of Juliaetta.
Mrs Albert Vennigerholz is visiting &
few days in Lewiston.
Miss Olive Frazier was passenger
to Lewiston Sunday.
Ivan Williamson went to Spokane
Sunday on business trip.
Mrs. L. Nettleton of Palouse is
visiting with Mrs. johnson of the In
wood hotel.
Mrs. C. A. Christensen of route 5,
gave a sack of apples and four quarts
of cherries to the soldiers mess fund.
Robert Cozier of the S. A. T. c., who
is victim of the influenza at his
IiOlHCI > HOliit, 10 lIllpl ONHlS.
Lee Sinclair, second foreman of the
cedar yards at Bovill, accompanied
by his wife, is visiting in Moscow
at the home of Mrs. D. 7. Gustin.
Alvah Strong of Cora went to his
home this morning, after attending
to his questionable in Moscow.
Mrs. w. S. Fleet of Spokane, has
been visiting her husband, who is
working for Witter company.
Miss Grace Ball, commercial teach
er of the university, has received
news of the serious illness Of her
father and sister.
Mrs H. Eutsler of South Almond
street left. Sunday for Prosser, Wash,
called by the death of her grandson,
Claude Kearns, of blood poisoning.
Miss Eva Longstreet of Lewiston, who
has been visiting Miss Lily Gustafson,
left for her home Sunday. She was ac-
companed by Miss Gustafson.
The committee for the combined war
work campaign are authorized to accept
lions in this campaign.
Mrs. J. Bankert Of Spokane has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gentry Rushing. Mr.. Rushing
rs the furniture man at Davids'
Mrs. A. L. Sprouse has received
word from France that her son, Alex,
has been wounded but not seriously
Alex left Moscow in April and has
been over the top three times.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Baumgartner
returned today from Aurora, Illinois,
where they spent the summer with
their daughter and husband, DR.. and
Mrs. Huff
Wilton Snowden and family have
moved back to Moscow from Juliaetta
where they have been living for a |
few months. Mr.. Snowden is in the |
employ of the Standard Lumber COM
oany.
Mrs. Geo. w. Shepherd, who has been
listing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Hill, was called to Great Falls, Mont,
" the illness of her husband, who had
AIKEN relapse from an attack of influ-
MA.
Miss Helen Savage, who has been in
Pullman for the past year, has been
ute i'll of influenza and pneumonia,
ut is now recovered Her mother. Mrs
avage, of Moscow is with her and both
xpect to return to Moscow the latter
art of the week.
M. G. Biglow died Saturday even
1g at the home Of his daughter, Mrs.
lenry Lawrence, of a complication
diseases due to old age. Mr.. Big
wv is recently from Whitmore, AL
erta. The body will be taken to
pooner, Wisconsin, accompanied by
on.
E. O. Nord of the First National bank,
as accepted the position of assistant
asher of the Commercial State bank at
)akesdale Mr. and Mrs. Nord will be
aving Moscow about November H.
Mrs. E. Delaney has been visiting in
ewiston for several days.
/. f. Parsons was called to Weippe
,day OH account of the death of Dad"
OLE one of the pioneers of Idaho. Mr..
ole passed through the Palouse country
afore there was town at Spokane or
loscow coming to the country with the
rst rush of miners of the Pierce City
strict.
We at home took the opportunity to
.lebrate the whipping of the kaiser.
ow let us give Our Boys who did the
hipping an opportunity to celebrate by
-oviding them with Salvation Army
'uSiihuto s'uo P'Sos diiu tiiS WllOlSoOiiiS
easures provided by the Y. M. c. A.,
w. c. A., K. of c., Jewish Relief,
c. Your subscription to the United
'ar Fund Campaign is for that purpose
The work of Kaiser Bill is over, but !
at of Uncle Sam has but began Uncle !
I'm and his boys have put an end to
tocracy. Bolshevicism would now like
have its fling This hard-headed
onster is yet to be disposed of before
ur Boys will come marching home.
It us stay by them until they finish