The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-02-08
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Weather: Tonight and Saturday
fair; colder in the southeast
Miss Clara Ingall is in Moscow on
her way to her home on Big Bear
ridge from Spokane. She is guest
at the R. G. Woods home.
Miss Gladys Dwight has returned to
the university to resume her work,
from her home in Twin Falls.
Fred Brown left last night for Port
land to attend the automobile show.
He will remain on the coast until he
is called into service.
Moscow for few days at the Kappa
Sigma house. Mr.. Bartlett was a
member of last years freshman class.
James Nelson, a prominent farmer
of the Genesee section was in the city
yesterday to accept delivery of a Re-
public Truck from the Auto Sales &
Service Co. -
Word has been received by his
mother that Harry Skattaboe is i'm
proving. He is still is st. Marys
hospital, Hoboken, N. j.
Prem Moore, head of the university
poultry department, has just been
forced to decline flattering offer to
participate in western Washington
speaking campaign in the interests of
Increased poultry production. The
call came from Washington State col
1ege but Mr. Moore is so much oc-
cupied with activity on the university
campus that he was unable to accept.
Three sets of tennis were played on
the university asphalt court yester-
day afternoon, the feat constituting, it
is understood, February novelty new
.er before experienced by an Idaho I'M
dergraduate. Henry Christ and Her.
bert Eberle were the students who
baved the afternoons rather chill
breezes.
For Sale Cheap-A new one7ton
Republic truck Call Idaho Garage,
corner Second and Washington SITS.
1878
Miss Hazel Barker is extremely anx-
ious to hear from her brother, Tom
Barker, who is understood to have
been on the Tuscania as member of
Company F, goth Forestry Engineers.
The second reading by Rev. w. H.
Bridge which is to be given tonight
at the Guild hall will no doubt be
we'll attended. The last reading OF
the series fell upon an evening when
other events did not allow of the full
attendance which it warranted. To-
night Mr. Bridge will read Gals
worthy's Little Dream"
The ladies who are to canvas for
the Y. w. c. A. fund are asked to meet
at the office of M. E. Lewis Saturday
afternoon at o'clock.
John A. Nisbet from Dufur, Ore, ar
rived in Moscow today to visit at the
home of his son, John Nisbet.
Attorney A. L. Morgan has been
confined to his bed for the past few
days with an attack of grip.
The mems Bible class of the Metho-
dist church held a most successful
on Tuesday evening. About
100 sat down to luncheon at $50. A.
H. Johnson, vice president of the
class acted as POSTMASTER In order
given he introduced the following
speakers: Rev. Charles MacCaughey,
F. L. Pickett, of Pullman, and H. 0.
Perry. The general theme of all the
speakers was Men and Christian
Character
B. T.. Byrns of this city has
oeen designated to represent the La
,ah council of defense at the meet
ng in Lewiston Saturday afternoon
@ plan for the third Liberty Loan
lrive. Mr.. Byrns was the chairman
or Latah county in the last Liberty
Loan drive.
The annual Shrove Tuesday dance
,iven by the ladies of st. Marks guild
will be held in theeGuild hall on Tues ,
lay evening, Feb. II, at O'Clock !,
harp A cordial invitation is given to