The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-10-17
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Send the photo OF your soldier boy
son, brother, uncle, counsin, or sweet
heart to Davids' for the big window
2 display November 1. See todays lad
81 for particulars. II
Y Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Shepherd of North
IA Lincoln street left this morning to make
3 their home in Spokane, having lived here
81 for the past year.
@ Loren Runyon left this morning for
3E@ his home at American Falls, having
8 failed to pass his physical examination
III for the S. A. T. c.
IN Mrs. E. Savage returned last evening
IN from Spokane, accompanied by the three
ri children of the late Mrs. F. E. Griffith.
W The children will remain with Mrs. Saw
IA age for the school year at least.
"a Weather-Idaho-To night and Thurs
81 day, fair. Cooler tonight.
I'd Frank L. White returned last evening
NJ from trip to the east. His sister, Mrs.
Il Eva Spreadman, of Varaboo, Wis, came
Il with him to spend the winter.
4 Mrs. E. Ehgdahl arrived last evening
n to visit a week with Mrs. Albertina
Johnson of Eighth street.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Roszen have re-
turned from Canada where they have
been looking for land.
pMrs. D. w. Hannah, of Moscow,
: underwent an operation at Spokane
nospital yesterday. Reports received by
her brother, H. D. Martin, are that she
stood the operation we'll and her early
recovery is expected. The operation was
said to be very severe one.
We have for sale fancy Alaska, Blue
Prussian and white Canada peas. Get
: your seed stock now Have your own
seed cleaned, graded and fumigated.
Washburn & Wilson Product Co., the
old Grice warehouse, near Inland depot.
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Willis Dermott went to his home in
Wallace this morning. Seven out of
eleven boys of that city failed to pass
the physical examination for the S. A.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Smolt and Mrs.
VIM. Smolt of Genesee are in the city.
Mrs. N. J. Nelson and son Melville of
Troy and Mrs. Harry Button of Pot
latch are in the city trading.
Miss Ruby Woody and Mrs. A. w.
Bradrick of Palouse are shopping IN
Moscow today.
Mrs Jennie Paulson of Spokane has
arrived to spend few days with her
son, Elmer Paulson.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Johns of Pot
latch are in Moscow.
We are in the market for potatoes.
All growers please list with us appro-
ximate number of sacks and kind you
will have for sale. Washburn & Wilson:
Phones SO, 15OY, 49, zOott t
Judge Northrup of Palouse is in the
city today
Otto Leuschel, former Moscow boy,
is very i'll of pneumonia at St. Louis.
His wife at Potlatch received telegram
to come at once Mr.. Leuschel left about
two weeks ago to join the service.
Mrs. N. E. Campbell received word
today that her husband is seriously
i'll of pneumonia at Camp Lewis. Mr..
Campbell left here October 8 with the
soldiers.
Notice.-On and after October IS,
1918, all work done by me will be strictly
cash Emer J. Davis, paperhanger. l4-zo
Mrs. S. Pfeifer Of Pullman was in
Moscow today.
10th Carlson of Linville is in the
city
@. R. Morton of Cornwall is in town
today. !
Robert Swadener, Louis Fogle,
Judge Carl Davis and George Curtis
of Boise left this afternoon on the
Northern Pacific for the officers
training camp at Camp Pike, Arkan-
ses. Seventy thousand men are To- ]
Gated there and witness says when
on parade it looks like national t
army in itself.
The best SIS coats and suits in town,
and you are assured of a new garment
here. The Fashion Shop. IS 10
Geo. Thorp, who has been manag- {
ing B. Bush ranch, bought the Bon {
Ton news stand from Adolph Wagner $
the first of the week t
Sam Crumley, Jr., of Princeton, is !.
in town today.
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