The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-12-10
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w e at h 7 - Idaho = Tonight and
Wednesday, fair in the south, probably
rain or snow in the north Warmer
tonight.
Toys books, dolls Brackert's. 6l-6t
DR.. and Mrs. Stevenson and Master
Jack were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
A T. Maxwell of Colfax last Sunday.
G. N. Lamphere was called to Colfax
today by the illness of his daughter,
Gladys, who is suffering with influenza,
but is regarded as improving. Miss
Lamphere is employed as pharmacist III
Colfax drug store.
Mrs. Catherine Fry and soii, II. ].
Michaelson of Colfax, are in Moscow
today.
Mrs Nels Bjorklund left today for
Winchester, Idaho, to visit several weeks
with her sons at that place
J. F. Stewart was a passenger to Spo-
kane this morning.
Mrs. d. NJ Scott has just received
word from her son Percy, who is at the
radio school at Camp Sims, California,
that he has successfully passed the radio
examinations to enter Harvard. He ex-
poets to leave i'll few days for the east.
Miss Edna Collins is visiting this after
Milton Rhodes, who is just mustered
out of the navy at Bremerton, is IN Mos
Cow to visit his sister, Mrs. Eugene
Hawley.
Mr.. and Mrs E. Marcy, who live east
of Moscow, are in town today.
Miss Sigma Stevenson of Spokane is
home on a visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Stevenson, OF Troy.
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Mrs. R. W. Morris was passenger to
Spokane this morning.
Mrs. Per Svenson and son Elmer, of
Deary, were in Moscow today on Eusi-
ness
Fred johnson of Princeton was a
visitor in Moscow yesterday.
Mrs. H. ]. KressleY and little daughter,
Betty Jane, went to their home at
Grangeville today.
Miss L. H. Frizzell returned from
Boise this morning.
Mrs c. f. Witter was a passenger to
Spokane this morning.
Night school will open at Creekmur
Business College on Wednesday evening.
December II, 1913. o2-o4
The county commissioners held a short
session yesterday, paying some current
expense bills and attending to some road
business The next meeting will be held
n the new year. about January 10. Mr..
Cone and Mr. Woody returned to their
ZONES.
Oatmeal Blend has no rival as break
asst food 1t is manufactured in Mos
ow. Ask your grocer for it.. SIT
There are still several cots. one sani-
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me blue and white cotton blanket left
It Mrs. McDaniels, 418 East B street.
These articles are not marked. Will the
wners call for them at their earliest
L. F. Parsons left last evening for
lewiston OH a business trip. .
Secure business education while you 6
cork by enrolling i'll the evening classes :
Creekmur's Business College. Hours
rom 7 to 9 Mondays, Wednesdays and 1
ridays. 62-o4
Word has been received that Mrs. p
ay Griffith was married November a
9TH, to Edward Ostner, well known r
usiness man of Boise.
Mr. and Mrs A. J. Simonson went
, Spokane yesterday to be gone S
wv days. tt
Miss Virgie Skeen of Troy, was in v
lie city shopping Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rogers and son, J.
Kendrick, visited Sunday with MI. ;.
I'd Mrs. Mat Horrigan. a. :,
S. Peiffer left yesterday for Dixie, -
ash, where his people are sick with IN
fluenza.
Mrs E. M Van Hook of Pullman, Y
as in Moscow shopping yesterday.
Miss Charlotte Lewis left last even
g for Lewiston to supervise the diet
tchen of the emergency hospital for to
fluenza in that city. Miss Lewis o..
d such excellent work for the sol e,
ers of the S. A. T. G. who were w