The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-10-22

in Palouse.
U. S. G. Evans Of Deary was in Mos
COW, Saturday.
Rev. w. H. Biggs is confined to hi.
home with the grip.
J. L. Vickery is in today from Little
Potlatch on business.
Miss Myrtle Martinson went to her
home near Joel today.
F. E. Morgan, the Y. M. C. A. man
left for Walla Walla Sunday evening.
Miss Edna Courtney, teacher in our
high school, is visiting in Pullman.
Mrs. R. w. Morris and daughter Jean
spent the week's-end in Spokane.
De We're Franc accepted a position
last week as telegraph operator at Tekoa
Mrs. w. J. Mcconnell returned to-
day from a three weeks visit in Port
T land.
Miss Vifola McCartor and Miss June
Cole, teachers in Potlatch, came home
today.
Miss Catherine Duggan is here from
2 Deary, where she is teaching in the high
school .sr3
We are in the market for two cars of
potatoes. Washburn & Wilson Produce
Company. 2l-25
A line of sterling silver and solid gold
service rings just received by w. E.
Wallace 21-Z
Hector Shoup left yesterday by car for
the Weippe country to spend short va
cation.
Rev. H. o. Perry and family visited
Sunday in Pullman with Rev J. w.
Caughlan.
Miss Ida Perry, teacher in the Mos
COW schools, is visiting her sister at
Kendrick
Mrs. R. V. Wood of Cornwall with
her brother, H. H. Griner, of Sites, is
in the city.
The funeral of Mrs A. Ere will be
held at 80 at the cementery tomorrow
morning.
Merton Humphrey came in today
from Portland, called for his physical
examination.
Mrs. John Oberg, Mrs Ed Oberg and
Mrs E.. Engdahl spent the afternoon
visiting at Garrison.
A. D. Baldridge was called to .Colville
to take his physical examination, he hav
ing registered there.
Miss Margareta Costello has gone to
Cocolalla to visit her brother until the
schools open again.
Mrs. Mary OVERLY and grandsons,
Donald and Douglas Fisher, went to-
day to Orofino for a short visit.
Mrs. w. L. Rich of Garfield is in the
city on business. Mrs. Rich is the wife
of Agent Rich of the Inland at Garfield.
Notice-On and after October IS,
1918, all work done by me will be strictly
cash. Emer J. Davis, paperhanger. 14-25
Mrs. E. R. Dewey was called to Seattle
BY the illness Of her daughter, Mrs.
Jerry Gelwick, who is very sick of influ
enza.
w. F. McIntire and wife, of Win
ona, Idaho, are visiting their parents
in this city, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Nc
Intire.
Miss Mollie Carlson, who has been
visiting her brother, J. L. Carlson, who
lives east of Moscow, left today for Spo-
kane.
Miss Fern Graham and Miss Lillian
Hoppe, who are attending the bust
ness college, went to their home at
Southwick.
Mrs. A. L. johnson Of Spokane arrived
this morning to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. T. Abrahamson, who live
near Moscow.
Mrs. R. c. Woodruff left for Howell
called by the illness Of her sister,
Mics nxYor rho hoc froo at cd Nv |
phoid fever.
Miss Mary Clarke, principal and high
school teacher at Woodland, Idaho, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L.
Clarke.
D. w. Greenburg of Wallace, is
Il Moscow today. Mr.. Greenburg is
well known here, having once been I
editor of the Star Mirror.
Miss Meehan returned to Spokane
yesterday after brief visit with her
brother, Lieut. Lyle J. Meehan, who is
stationed at the university.
Back orders for military wrist watches
are coming in every day and fine
selection in grade and prices are seen
at Wallace's jewelry store. 21-22
Mrs. N. E. Campbell received tele-
gram Saturday stating that her husband,
who was reported seriously i'll at an
eastern camp, is much improved and
now out of danger. I,
Attorney G. C. Hoyt of Troy left today
% enter the machine gun training corps !
At Camp Hancock, Georgia. Frank
was also called for the same
camp.
W. E. Wallace has received new line
If gifts for the boys in uniform. Gifts ]
hat meet the requirements of the new
-u1es for sending packages to those over
;eas. 21-22
Andrew Bredow and wife were in
he city yesterday and report the sale
If his farm of 80 acres near the Wash
ngton line in the Uniontown section
o E. D. Nichols for ten thousand l
dollars. |
DR.. J. J. Harrington, who came here
ecent1y from the state of Washington q
O practice medicine in Moscow, left O
his afternoon for Nezperce where he S
will assist in caring for that stricken Q
ity which has an influenza epidemic. n
The ways and means committee have
ecided, owing to conditions existing at E
he nrecent time RI close the Red Cross :