The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-06-04
If you didn't see &ck Pickford in tom SAWYER last
night SEE HIM TONlCHT

just finished teaching a very success
full term of school in the Deary dis
trict. They are guests at the homf
of Mr.. Sharpe's parents.
c. w. Baker of Pullman, Wash.
was transacting business in Moscow
Saturday.
John Dunbar, one of the rural car.
riers Of the local postoffice, has pur.
chased a new Ford car. He will now
serve his route, during the gooc
weather in his car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy w. Wolfe left
Monday for San Diego, Calf, where
they will visit relatives during the
summer months.
The many friends of Theodore Clark
will be pleased to learn that he has
recovered sufficiently to be able to
be out again.
Adrian Nelson, Jr., and Arvid Mel
son, sons of Judge and Mrs. Nelson,
and Harry Johnson son of Emil john
son, have gone to Bovill to work in
the woods. The boys were taken to
Bovill by Judge Nelson yesterday.
They will be located at camp 4.
DR.. Oslund of the Swedish Luther
an church had a strenuous day Sun
day. In the morning he was called
to marry a couple out from Troy.
At II he was in attendance upon the
exercises at the university auditorium
and in the afternoon he preached at
Troy and conducted regular services
in his own church in the evening.
Mrs. G.. H. Martin, Mrs. William
Moody, Miss lone Martin and Miss
Isabella Moody of Standpoint, have
been guests of Mrs. w. R. Newland
and Miss Joy Newland the past week.
The ladies drove down from Sand
point, Wednesday, the Martins re-
turning Friday, Mrs. Moody and
daughter remained until this morning.
Mary Owings was a passenger on
the N. P. today, going to Lewiston
for a few days visit with friends.
The Boy Scouts are on a tramp to
the mountains this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Byrnes #
Kendrick are visiting Mr.. end Mrs.
Geo. Moody.
Rev. and Mrs. M. A. Hall are re-
joicing over the arrival of a fine son.
Mrs. James E. Addy honored her
daughter Dorothy by a thimblc bee
Saturday afternoon. The guests were
the members. of the alumni and active
chapter Of the Delta Gamma sorority.
The piecing of a sorority quilt was
one of the features of the afternoon
by the thirty-five guests.
Miss Helen Bowden Of Standpoint
is here for the graduation exercises
of the university and is a guest of
Miss Dorothy Addy.
Mr.. Jennings, president of the
& Power Co., of Lewiston, was
buried Sunday. Mr.. Jennings died
very suddenly on Friday. The Wash
Water Power men attended
The funeral.
Mrs. J. N. Elkins formerly of Mos
cow, is expected in town today to
visit at the home of Amelia Wright
IN North Asbury Street.
Mrs. Helen Denning and daughter
Miss Margaret of David, Calf, re-
turned to Moscow. They have been
visiting with Lloyd Denning, formerly
a college student here, and who is
now a professor in David, Calf, in
he dairy line.
Mrs. Richardson and daughter Miss
Florence spent the weekend in Spo-
zane.
H. B. Mickey of Moscow, and
laughter Miss Gladys leave today for
Seattle. Mr.. Mickey attending to
business and Miss Gladys on a visit.
DR.. Robert Rhea Goodrich, profess
or of metallurgy in the school of
mines, left yesterday for Anaconda,
where he will join the research staff
# the great Anaconda Copper Mining
TO-, for the summer.
Mrs. Fred Cushing Moore of Gil
B. G., is in town to attend