The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-09-09

II. LOlid Digs mas moved her O.
fices from the New Creighton bull,
ing to the Steele building at FRS
and Main.
Piano studio, 203 South Adams stree
one dollar lesson; children under
fifty cents. Phone 49, Miss fuller
1925
Joshua Jensen gave his farewell &C
dress Sunday evening at the Baptis
church. He illustrated his address
by. showing slides upon his work i
China. The church was packed.
There will be a free farewell re
ception tonight at eight o'clock TO
Rev and Mrs. j. c. Jensen. All mem
bers of the church and congregation
are invited.
John F. Yost, mechanical s,lperin
tendent on the Star Mirror, with hi
son, Kenneth. attended the fair an,
transacted business in Spokane tn,
| latter part of last week.
We are in the market for Blu,
Prussian~ and Early Alaska of goot
quality, clean green, variety peas. L
will pay you to call upon us before
selling. Mark P. Miller. 281-tf
A farewell gathering at the FREQ
Swan residence on West Third street il
honor of Miss Fairy Chism was de-
lightful affair Miss Chism leaves next
Friday to attend the Evangelistic acade-
my at Nampa, Idaho.
A quiet little wedding occurred at the
Baptist parsonage Saturday evening
when Mary Rush of Moscow became the
bride of Charles W. Payne of Troy.
Dean Hamilton, pastor of the church.
officiated.
he little boys choir of the Episcopal
church turned in SO cents to the Red
Cross. 1t is their dues, and they always
have party, but they would rather turn
the money into the Red Cross and go
without the party.
We have several thousand new wheat
bags for sale, used once, just as good a.
new. We will take them filled, same
basis as new. Our price, Zoe each
Mark P. Miller Mfg. Co. 278tf
Monday afternoon Roy McIntuff, of
Johnson, and Miss Maye McGhee, of
Pullman, Wash, were married at the
Baptist parsonage by the pastor, Dean
Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs McIntuff are
% make their home in Pullman
Mrs. ]. G. E1dridge has received word
If the death of her father, DR.. E. J.
Walker, of Newhaven, Conn.,, at noon
oday DR.. and Mrs. Walker visited
he Eldridge family IN the summer of
OIL ~, 4
many Moscow people.
Those who live in the country can
contribute to the Salvation Army drive
y handing their assessment to the mail
arrler. Place your donation in anil
mark the envelope with your
QUITE; and give the envelope to your
lail carrier
Notice.
My wife and daughter having left
~ board and bed, I will not be re-
ponsible for any debt contracted by
hem. W. F. HICKMAN.
289-293
Mrs Frank Moore returned from
'ntario where she has been visiting
nee the latter part of May with rela-
YES and friends. Her aunt, Mrs James
loan, returned home with her and will
slt her some time. Mrs. Moore prom
es that she will not be gone so long
gain.
Cards have been issued to remind
ore than 600 residents of Moscow that
eyN have not yet contributed to the
aviation Army war. service fund. Every
srson on the county council of defense
&c ~ la a~I ,,,.@1, |
gard to this important piece of war
ork. Pay your money at the Moscow
ate bank on Tuesday.
The social held at the home Of Mrs
w. Beardsley in honor of the S0tl
rthday of her mother, Mrs Sarah
stes, was of unusual interest to the AZ
esent. Those of the Women's Union
no assisted Mrs Beardsley were Mes
mes Arnold Medley, F. Wade, Will
ms and T. E. Wade A good program,
flowed by singing of America, was
ndered and excellent refreshments
IRE served in very attractive and pa
otto manner.
Can you imagine the surprise of the
liens of Hoquiam, Wash, a lumber
mp in the Canadian woods, when an
3 SSdtioH VI " pay vi ,, DSSldSor
rec of carpenters electricians, prop ,
" men and the like, arrived in their
DIST with all the ear-nlarks of circus
vo baggage cars of furniture, a com ;
tie lighting plant. etc, helped to equip
studio so substantial that the Lasky
npany will be able to use it at any
lie for future screen work Tn the
otoplay, Jules of the Strong Heart S
ich is coming to the Orpheum theater t
light, you will imagine you hear ring t
in your ears the woodsman's axe, the t
sing of the great logs as they slip :
wn the gigantic chutes, and the grind :
!, of machinery by which these logs !.
created into lumber. "Moonshine,'
Fatty Arbuckle comedy which goes G
h Jules, is one of the new Paramounts
/ has never been shown here before Q
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