The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-05-25

Tic suoSldHIldl FARMERS nVlng near
the city.
Red Cross dance at the Lenville
school house Saturday night. 1913
Miss Edna Courtney left for her
home in Pullman today. Miss Court
ney finished the year for Miss Edna
Dewey in the domestic science depart
ment of the high school.
E. 0. Dygert twin brother of A.
Dygert of this city, arrived in Mos
COW from Calf, for a visit with his
mother and brother. This is Mr.. Dy-
gert's first visit to Moscow, and has
not seen his mother for Al years. Mr..
Dygert is engaged in the stock bust
ness.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
clety of the Methodist church has
completed arrangements for a meet
ing for Mrs. David Bowers, national
field secretary of the w. H. M. S.
for next Wednesday afternoon, May
70, at 2:3O sharp, in the church base
ment All ladies of the church are
urged to be present. Mrs. Bowers
meets the ladies at Evergreen on
Tuesday afternoon at 2:3O in the
school house.
Mrs. Cora Campbell is leaving to-
day for Southwick to visit her bro
Their Otto Conner. Richard Conner
left last Tuesday for visit of
week or two.
Miss Ruth Fogle returned home
today after spending the past nine
months in Chicago.
Homer E. Estes is moving to his
new home just south of the city.
Miss Carrie E. Morse one of the
efficient teachers of the Whitworth
school, will leave today for Pullman,
where she will spend a part of her
vacation.
Miss Nellie Morrissey, principal of
the Irving school, will spend her va
cation at her home in Oconto, Wis
conVn. Miss Mary L. Colyer will
spend hers in Richmond, KY, Miss
Marie Horner will go to Graceville,
Minnesota. Miss Dina Bloomquist
in Michigan and Miss Ethel Peterson
will spend hers in Moscow. 1t was
with the greatest of pleasure the
pupils heard that their teachers would
be with them again next year.
The Relief Corps, would ask any
one having flowers for memorial SER
vice, for the Grand Army, would
either phone Mrs. Roy Holman or
leave at Mrs. Geo. Cushing, 1925 So.
jackson, not later that Wednesday
afternoon, to be made into bouquets.
If caring to make them into bou-
quets themselves, leave at First Nat
ional Bank not later than Thursday
morning at 9:15.
Announcements have just reached |
Moscow of the marriage of Miss Edna
Dewey and J. T. Ross. They were |
married in Occur d'Alene on November !
80, and has been kept secret since
that time. Mrs. Ross is now doing ex-
tension work for the University of |
stationed in Texas, having just left |
for Charlotte, North Carolina, on his
way to France.
Miss Ida Perry, teacher of English
in the high school, left for Spokane
today, where she will spend the sum-
mer with relatives.
Miss Anne Leine IAN English teach
er in the high school, left today for
her home in North Dakota.
Miss Mae K. Pattison, one Of the
teachers in the Whitworth school, left
at 1885 this afternoon for her home
in Spokane, where she will spend the
summer.
Prof. Soulen returned this morning
from a weeks trip in northern Idaho
where he gave commencement ad-
dresses to the graduating classes OF
Burke, Spirit Lake and Genesee. Rep
from all these places will
be at the university next year.
Mrs. Mary E. Johanson arrived III
Moscow from Rupert to attend the
graduation exercises at the university
She has a daughter graduating this
year. Mrs. Johanson is a very prom
nent Red Cross worker in Rupert.
NJ M Preston and wife motOred TO
Iezperce and back this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schroeder
Robert Morris and Mrs. Glen Grlce
ormed motor party to Lewiston yes
erday.
r. Sanders. Ben Bush, DR.. McDanlel
md A. H. Oversmith, motored TO Lew