The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-06-08
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Weather: Sunday, probably cloudy,
occasional threatening, cooler.


occasional threatening, cooler.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Lee, of Spokane,
are in Moscow, the guests of Mrs.
Lees mother, Mrs. c. A. Costello. Mr..
Lee has joined the naval reserves and
will report on June Is, but up to that
time they will remain in Moscow.
Ed. Dygert, who has been visiting
his brother and aged mother for the
last ten days, has returned to his
home in northern California. He was
very favorably impressed with this
country and enjoyed his visit very
much.
Paul Anders, Centralia, Wn., says
that DR.. Melfenthin & Co. treated his
ll-year-old son for tonsilitis and
adenoids. Since taking the treatment
the boy is cured and has gained in
strength and weight. DR.. Mellenthin
& Co. will be in Palouse, Martin hotel,
Saturday, June Is. Hours, IL a. m. to
p. m. IA
Several Moscow people have ex-
pressed desire to contribute to the
French Orphan fund, and were unable
to reach the girls on Memorial day;
they may still have this opportunity by
buying medals which are on display
at Wallace's Jewelry Store. These
are sold for 25 cents, and bookmarks
of the same design for 60 cents. These
medals are being sold at the largest
jewelry stores in Paris, and are very
attractive. ID
Mrs. Mary Shields leaves Sunday
for Pocatello to attend the grand
chapter of the order of the Eastern
Star as delegate from Moscow
chapter. She expects to be gone about
week and will visit several points
before returning.
Flora and Albert Dygert sold 70
q. L. Girard 100 acres of land nine
miles south of Moscow for $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Thompson are
the proud parents of son, born this
morning. Mr.. Thompson, Jr., weighs
8 IL pounds.
Mrs. z. A. Reveel, Raymond, Wn.,
says she suffered years from gall
stones, stomach complication and
severe NEURALGIA. After taking DR..
Mellenthin & Co.'S treatment she is
oI11,Qd opd &c e., IL =.
working hard every day now. Dr..
Mellenthin & Co. will be in Polouse,
Martin hotel, Saturday, June Is.
Hours, II a. m. to 3 p. m. IA
Walter Sandelius and Alvin Denman
left Friday on the N. P. for Seattle, ]
where they expect to get work in the g
shipyards. v
Many visited the war paster demon :
stration held by Miss Sweet at the U. \
of I. library. The war savings stamp
poster, designed by E. St. John of :
Davids, was greatly enjoyed by those :
who appreciate good art.
The Royal Neighbors are planning
to be remembered at meal time by the
soldiers. They ask every Royal Neigh
Dor to attend lodge the Goth, and bring
dish towels and dish clothes to fill
the number of 400 which the Red
Cross is asking for.
William Bell, chief clerk of the rail
way mail service, was in Moscow on
business Friday. Mr.. Bells head
quarters are in Spokane.
Mrs. Kate M. Carithers and daugh-
,er Miss Grace returned to their home
n the city Friday.
Miss Goldie E. Munson left today
or Spokane, Wash.
Miss Gertrude Adams, who has been
eaching near Moscow, left for her
ome in Spokane Saturday.
Mrs. C. O. Brown, Mrs. John Mix
nd Mrs. S. NJ Griffith left for Los
angeles, Calf, today, where they will
emain indefinitely Mrs. Griffith re-
ides in Los Angeles and Mesdames
rown and Mix will make an extended
isit in aClifornia..
Miss Lena Schott who has been at
ending the University here left for
er home in Cul de Sac Saturday.
[iss Schott intends to return when
,hool opens in the fall.
Miss Evangeline Fleming left to-
~ for her home in Burke, Idaho.
Miss Ruth Kaye left for Portland,
re-. Saturday. I
The Misses Eula Badger and Mary
mn Rarnnc 1aft for thoiy. recrootivo -