The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-10-25
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Weather - Idaho - Tonight AM
Saturday, fair. Colder tonight.
E. E. Boone, who is in the hardwar
business in Palouse is visiting toda
with his daughter, Mrs. Roy Clarke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Ranlstedt ar
both on the sick list, but are progressin:
toward recovery.
Bay Clark came in today from Pot
latch to visit few days with his daugh
ter, Miss Hazel Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith were Il
Moscow shopping yesterday from LIE
land
L. F. Parsons left last night for Lew
iston.
{ The local chapter of the Red Gross
received $40 as the net results of lunch
served at the Cameron sale.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Davis of Deary
motored to Moscow yesterday.
Mrs Mary Botsford, who lives on
east Third street, had the misfortune to
badly sprain her foot yesterday.
Notice-On and after October Is
1918, all work done by me will be strictly
cash. Emer ]. Davis, paperhanger. l4-25
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Crow of Clinton
we're in trading today.
Alfred Anderson of Thorn Creek, re-
publican candidate for the state legis-
lature, is in town today.
Mrs. R. R. Richmond of Orofino is in
the city to visit her son Jack, student
at the university, who leaves at once for
West Point
DR.. Leitch has received a letter from
DR.. Winde1l of Spokane, stating that
Mrs. Dan Hannah was in excellent con-
dition and would be able to return home
early next week.
Miss Mabel Halverson, teacher
sister, Mrs. David Peterson of Dearly.
Mrs. C. L. White wen to Joel today.
Mrs. j. C. Johnston of Moscow, has
gone to her farm on Driscoll ridge.
V. L. Nelson, formerly with the
First Trust bank, now a bookkeeper
with M. P. Miller Co., has had an at
tack of influenza for five days but
is now improving in health.
We are in the market for two cars of
potatoes. Washburn & Wilson Produce
COMPANY. 21-25
Mrs. Albert Nicely and two daught-
ers and Miss Margaret Dunn went to
Troy today.
Mrs. w. 7. Wilkins of Blackfoot
arrived today to visit her son, Charles
Wilkins, of the S. A. I. c:
Mrs. Clark Kirkendall and daughter
Gladys, of Wheelan, were III the city |
shopping today.
Mrs. A. E. Alexander of Joel has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. V. L.
Nelson.
Mrs. Ingvald Brown, formerly Miss
Alice Williams of Moscow, past |
the city today to Lewiston
to visit her father, L. F. Williams.
Mrs. j. A. Thornton of Occur d.
Alene came to Moscow today to see
her son, Robert J. Thornton of the
S. A. T. c., who is sick of influenza.
Miss Caroline Price Of Spokane ar
rived this morning for a visit with
Mrs. A. J. Lyon and DR.. Adair's fam
ly.
Mrs. Davis of Gennett, Wyoming,
came TO MOSCOW on Cno noon CTdlH To-
lay, called by the death of her son
If S. A. T. C. Mrs. Davis was ac-
by Miss Southwick.
Rev. w. H. Bridge, rector of st.
Mark Episcopal church, who was sick
With influenza for several days, is
lgain able to be out, having made a
'apid recovery.
Mrs. A. H. Oversmith brought to
he office of The Star-Mirror for the
oldiers mess, one of the largest and
NESTS lots of fruit brought in thus
ar. There are jellies, preserves, !
pickles and preserved fruits in glass
ars, which will be treat for The t
lex in the hospitals.
Bay Clark, well known pioneer of t
-atah county, whose home is near r
'otlatch, where he is farming, is in &
own today. Mr.. Clark has two sons j
n the service, one9in the navy, at '
and the other on the fight $
lg front in France.