The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-11-20
l5El<IX3

Weather. = Idaho. = Tonight an
Thursday, fair.
Miss Bertha Bentley of Uniontowi
has been in Moscow few days.
H. D. Martin and family and Mis-
Fuller were entertained Monday even
ing by Mr. and Mrs F. A. David. |
was farewell honor to Mr.. Martin, VIII,
leaves today for France.
c. ]. Munson went to, Palouse ant
Potlatch today on business
DR.. and Mrs. J,Mosier of Kendrck
are in Moscow today.
T: A. Meeker was appointed food adj
r1lrIstrator to take the place of H. D.
Martin
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Budde of Cotton
were in Moscow shopping yesterday.
Miss Inez Gromberg of Spokane who
has been visiting Mrs. B. E. Rugg, re-
turned to her home yesterday.
Mrs. S. J. Warren of Grangeville
arrived in Moscow yesterday to visit her
mother, Mrs. Gentry Rushing
G. w. Suppiger was a passenger last
evening to Spokane.
Miss Effie Farris Of Palouse was in
Moscow yesterday on business.
Mrs. Richard Burke returned to her
home in Spokane yesterday.
w. Staples, bookkeeper for W. A.
Lauder, is preparing three fine chickens
for the Lewiston fair, Nov. g. They
are the White Plymouth Rock breed;
One cock, II months old, weighs II
old, weigh 30 pounds and 9 "a pounds,
respectively.
Mrs. NJ R. Johnston is visiting few
days with Mrs E. R. Headley, on the
farm, northeast of Moscow.
Mrs C. H. Snead went to Spokane
today on business.
Miss Minnie Smith returned today
from Garfield.
B. ]. Jones is visitor in town, to-
day from Palouse.
R. Otness came home today from
Palouse.
Mrs, T. G. Rees has been visiting in
Harvard with her neice, Mrs. F. S.
Smith.
The family of Frank Burch are ill
of influenza, but all are gradually
improving.
w. F. Leslie, who formerly worked |
for the First National bank, here,
has returned to take E. O. Nord's I
place as draft teller in the same in
stitution Mr.. Leslie has been in
civil service in the adjutant generals
department in Washington, D. c., for
about a year. He says the capitol
is badly congested yet but places of
lodging are little more plentiful
than formerly.
Miss Ella Nebelsieck and Miss
Louise Polka of Genesee are visit
ing friends in the city.
Mrs. E. J. Smithson, who has been
i'll of influenza in hospital in Col
fax for two weeks, is slowly i'm
proving.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. NJ. Preston and
Mr.. and Mrs o. A. Connor motored
to Spokane yesterday. They expect
to return tomorrow.
Miss Anna Young, a teacher in the I
Moscow schools, is i'll of influenza.
Mrs. H. J. Smith reports $21.7O
taken in at the Red Cross Liberty :
shop last Saturday. They have many ,
nice coats for men and women for
sale. Bring in your garments, es- "a
oecially children's clothes, for the
oval women to SELL :
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Rietze left today :,
or Agatha, Idaho, for few days !
visit with their brother.
A: H. Qversmith went to Kendrick 9
oday. .ll~k4z ~lai.-,.~~
Mrs. Carl Brown and children of
Jolfax are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. :
:. F. Brown of Kendrick. J. F.
brown is postmaster at Kendrick, a
Mrs. Gentry Rushing left today for f
to visit her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Rudolph have I
moved to Moscow from Kooskia, 9
daho.
Miss Maggie Nisbet returned today :,
rom Dufur, Oregon. q
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kennedy of Lin f'
lille, are visiting their sister, Mrs. a
Albert Nicely. tt
Mrs. Mary Cuthbert of Viola is in 81
1oscow today. Her daughter, Mrs. .
ennie Cuthbert Bronler is nurse in 2
rance. te
Mrs. J. H. Bailor who has been visit tt
lg her daughter, Mrs. M. B. Dallas, re- ST
1rned yesterday to her home at Cakes
ale, Wash :,
NJ B. Dallas, with the Moscow Auto :.
Supply Co., reports the delivery of a al
lodge Brothers touring sedan to Mrs. w
. w. Suppiger, 522 East A street. The az
If is beautifully upholstered in dark
ray plush; the body is finely finished
cobalt blue, with cream colored wire
heels and black baked-enamel tenders. w
[rs Suppiger is quickly becoming an +.
,ficient driver and expects to use her =.
dan every day in the year.
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