The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-12-06
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Weather. = Idaho. - Tonight and
Saturday, unsettled; probably rain or
snow
Mrs. c. A. Watkins, who is spend
ing the winter with her daughter.
Mrs. Robert Pfeil at Wallace, is lust
recovering from a severe attack of
influenza. Mr. Pfeil is also a victim
OF the influenza.
G. W. Jenkins, O. w. James and
L. l.. Buchanan of Lapwai, are in Mos
COW as witnesses in the federal court.
Attorney F. 3. Smith Of Orofino.
is registered at the Hotel Moscow.
Miss Buelah Harshman returned
yesterday from Spokane.
Mrs. W. H. Conner has returned
from Colfax, where she left her
daughter, Mrs. Smithson, slowly re-
covering from the influenza
Mrs. Ed Vennigerholz left this
morning for Genesee to visit few
days with Mrs. Sarah Elliott.
AL Draper returned this morning
from Grangeville.
Mrs. F. O. Kraege and Mrs. Shelf
field of Pullman, were in Moscow
shopping Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Roster of Lin
vile, were in Moscow ss0fping3 yes
terday
|. H. Lowrey, chairman of the board
of county commissioners of Lewis |
county, is in Moscow attending the term
of the federal district court
W. H. Cornish, head sawyer in the
big lumber mill at Winchester, is in at
tendance as witness in the federal
court
Oatmeal Blend has no rival as break
fast food. 1t is manufactured in Mos
COW. Ask your grocer for it. 57tf
0. M. Splitter has sold to John L. Nay
lor the house in west Moscow built many
years ago by the late J. w. Lieuallen
A farm of 12O acres was sold recently
by VIM. P Gilbert to Andrew J. Porter
for $500. This farm is located in the
between Viola and Palouse
Frank Clark is very seriously i'll with
a complication of diseases at his home on
Lewis street.
Mrs. Bauge Dyer of Troy has been in
Moscow visiting several days.
Mrs E. T. Driscoll and daughter of
Seattle arrived today in Moscow, called
by the illness of her father, Frank Clark
]. A. Sudderth is i'll again at his home
The disease is influenza.
Hans Miller, night clerk at the Pas
time, is sick with influenza.
Mrs. Richard Noftsger arrived today
from Portland, where she has been visit
ing several days.
Mrs. Lizzie Ainsley was called to Spo-
kane today to care for her daughter,
Miss Ellen, who is i'll with influenza
Miss Ellen has been attending business
College in Spokane.
If your husband adfnires chicken,
lont blame the chicken" May be the
ault is i'll you. See "Old Wives for :
Vew,'' Orpheum, tonight SO
Miss Anna Youngs, one of the Mos !.
'ow teachers, is able to be out again, =
ince having an attack of influenza.
Mrs. L. B. Courtney and daughter, II
Cvangeline, of Pullman, have been
listing with Miss Edna Courtney, a HI
eacher Of Moscow
Harry Long of Spokane, represent to
ng the Caloric Furnace company, was
n Moscow yesterday calling on the
rade.
Mrs. Ellen Bake of Pullman was a.
hopping in Moscow yesterday. az a,
Mrs. Jessie Halvorsen has been very p ra
at her home on South Jefferson street, H.
1T is now improving. ~;
The schools of Grangeville had ex- les
ected to open last Monday but on ac- ar,
,unt of new cases of influenza the an
'ening will be postponed at least two Til
eeks. fe1
Mrs. F. L. Willis is expected home cer
xt week from Minnesota, where she we
is been tor several weeks. wa