The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-01-28
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LII. II. y. SIulJu has just cOHupleleu
negotiations for the purchase of the
beautiful home of James Williamson
on Monroe street in this city, nice
modern two-story structure with 60
foot front of lawn. The consideration
is not made public but possession will
be given in a month. Mr.. Williamson
is counting on entering the army.
Nice Ripe Bananas, &c per pound.
Washburn & Wilson. OF
Ralph Largent, a member of the
senior class at the university, left
last week for Berkeley, Cal, to enter
an army training school for aviation
Largent was both a prominent and
popular undergraduate, the manager
ship of the 'Gem of The Mountains
having been among the several offices
he held.
Attention Farmers-While in for
formers and housekeepers' week, call
at Auto Sales & Service Co., corner
Main and Sixth streets. Oakland Cars
and Republic Trucks on display. OIL
Mr.. and Mrs E. S. Barton returned
to their home in Grangeville, Sun
day, after a visit of week. They
expect to return to Moscow shortly
to make their home.
G. E. Bolles was Lewiston visitor
Sunday
w. c. Miller left Sunday for Chi
cago where he will visit.
Mrs. H. A. Odekirk of Nezperce is
in Moscow visiting with old friends.
She is the guest of Miss Mae Woods.
Captain Carithers, Sheriff Campbell
and Auditor Estes, as members of the.
local exemption board, are wearing
neat bronze buttons inscribed "Selec-
tive Service, U. S."
The local Red Cross chapter is ma
king a shipment today of 16S sheets,
So pair of pajamas and 20 bathrobes.
These articles are sent to Seattle to
the American Red Cross Division
Supply depot.
The Moose will give a public dance,
January 80, at K. of G. hall. Every
bodv invited. OILS
FAC Cassidy and Lillian Wagnon,
both former students at the universe
ty,. were married during the Xmas
holidays at Tacoma.
Fred Schroeder, formerly of Moscow
but now attending w. S. c., is spend
ing the week end in Moscow. He will
leave next week for Berkeley where he
will attend the aviation school.
Nice Ripe Bananas, &c per pound
Washburn e Wilson. w
turned today from Spokane they
found a telegram awaiting them an
nouncing the serious illness of Mrs.
Soulen's father, H. Boone, at Holland,
Michigan. She left at once to be at
his bedside.
Laura A. Cooper Of Troy has filed
a petition in the probate court for
letters of administration on the es-
tate of her sister, Eliza E. Cooper
who died in Lewiston, December 81.
rhe only other heir is a son. Thomas
F. Cooper of Pasco, Wash. Included
n the estate is land in this county
yalued at $500, land in Nez Perez
county and personal property worth
$1,000.
The statement that Don Yates had
,een promoted to a captaincy in the
ational army was premature. Don is
captain for the time and has just
Won his promotion from second to
rst lieutenant. But his captaincy is
during the absence of one
his brother officers.
Mrs. B. S. Vincent and little son,
of Lewiston, spent the
reek-end with the J. w. Yates fam
" returning home on the noon train
[r. Vincent is a passenger conductor
INNING out of Lewiston. {
S. L. Willis left today for Spokane
1 business trip.
H. T. Lewis will leave tonight for
ellogg where he will address a pa l
lotto massmeeting. =
Since the Red Cross membership I
i've closed, the first of the year 100 L
embers have been added to the list. 5
The first of series of impromptu
RESTING bouts was held in the uni
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