The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-01-04
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WEATHER FORECAST-Lewiston,

~ goods firm of Portland now
Miss Lucille Warren leaves today OF
d fen-day vacation which she will
Spend in Spokane and in Montana
Mr.. and Mrs. Magnes and famil,
have moved to Grace, Idaho. Mr.
4 Magnes will assume the management
OF the Golden Rule store at that place
Herb Millard, manager of the Farm
ers' Union at Juliaetta, is in town or
business.
Frank E. Rayburn left Wednesday
for Seattle where he has accepted &
position
Miss Marie Shannon returned yes
terday from Lewiston where she has
been for several days.
The Ladies Aid Society of the ST.
Peters Norwegian Lutheran church to-
day donated $40 to the Red Cross.
4. Halvor Nelson, an extensive farm
er from the Kendrick section, is in
town today on business.
J. Miss Audrey Carr returned Thurs
7 day evening from Seattle where she
y spent the holidays with her parents.
The high water forced her to come
by way of Portland.
2 Violin and piano lessons. Inquire at
Room 9, Shields Bldg. 78tf
Princeton reports As members added
to the Red Cross society in that COM
munity as a result of the recent drive.
William Hunter is blowing today on
the Beardsley place three miles north
of town. tsI,s
Mrs. Tom Wright returned today from
Albany, Or, where she spent the holt
days with her parents. Her mother,
Mrs. NJ B. Craft, returned with her.
y James f. Brozier of Genesee was a
Moscow visitor on Thursday.
Miss Florence Zumhof, county SUI
III perintendent of schools in Shoshone
county, left for her home in Wallace
Thursday after a pleasant visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Yum
hof, in Moscow. She was on her way
home from attending the meeting of
the state teachers association in
Boise.
J. A. Peterson of Deary was in Mos
COW on business on Thursday.
Miss Cora Hanson, who spent her
a holiday vacation at her home in Mos
COW, left today for Avon to resume
her duties as teacher in the public
school there.
Walter Fiscus, postmaster of Pot
latch, was in Moscow yesterday on
business.
For Sale-Electric vacuum cleaner, |
antique walnut furniture, typewriter,
furniture, etc. 81 South Jefferson,
Phone 1851. SO-2 |
B. F. Cone of Onaway was transact
:. ing business in Moscow yesterday.
Miss Anna Evans left yesterday for
Colfax where she will visit with her
nephew and family for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Stewart have re-
ceived word that their son, Hylas,
who has been in training in San Diego,
Cal, is to leave soon for Columbia
University where he will take a six
months course as a second class ma
/, chinist.
& The last presentation of "The Cross
and the Crescent" at the Baptist
I. church was given Wednesday night
to packed house. The play was well
presented and enthusiastically re-
'ceived by the audience. This was the
last time that it will be given. The
offering Wednesday night was 1882.
I, Arthur Wagner of Cameron, Idaho,
stopped over in Moscow Wednesday
TO visit his brother, A. H. Wagner.
He is on his way to resume his studies
at Lewis and Clark High school in
Spokane. {
ST. Marks Guild has organized So 1
cial gathering for this evening. Pro-
gressive bridge and dancing will be
kshe chief diversions II charge of 35 :
gents each will be made to defray ex- :
penses Light refreshments will be :
served (Not a supper as previously n
announced). Program to commence at b
3 p. M, prompt.
Yes, he's here! Who? Big Bill Hart. :