The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-02-12
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which will meet for the first time to-
morrow night at the high school gym.
All who would like to take this work
are urged to meet with the class
promptly at 7:30. Miss Florence Rich
ardson will have charge of the work
and among other things will give in
struction in folk dancing.
Attention Moose. Social dance
Tuesday, February 70, Moose hail.
14-5
The list of survivors of the Tuscania
of interest to Moscow people increases
daily. The last name to be added is
that of George Theron Warren of the
class of II, law. Mr.. Warren attend
ed the University for seven years. His
home is in Weiser and his father, H.
W. Warren was notified of his safety.
Browning Warren, a brother is at
tending the university now.
Mrs. Addie B. Nichols and Mr.. and
Mrs. L. E. Williams of Viola received
word Sunday that their sons who were
aboard the Tuscania were safe.
Mrs Dick Noftsger and Miss Bernice
Day arrived in Moscow today from
Orofino.
Word has been received in Moscow
from Mr.. and Mrs. Meeker that they
will leave Los Angeles the 10Th on
their way home They will stop in
San Francisco and reach Moscow about
the first of the month.
Miss Genelia Reams left today for
her home in Sprague.
Miss Leslie Bass and Mrs. I. G. Will
hanson spent Sunday with Lewiston
friends
Ross Howard and Sam Marcum left
yesterday for Lewiston.
Miss Vivian Mathews returned Mon
day from Pullman where she spent
the weekend with her aunt.
Just received at David's: Newest
creations in evening gowns. llo
The third of the series of readings
by Rev. Bridge will be given Friday
evening at the Guild hall at eight o.
clock. The play which will be given
is "Passers By" by Chambers. Sea-
son tickets for the remaining read
ings may be had for one dollar now,
single admissions 35 cents.
For Sale Cheap-Two one-ton Re-
public trucks. Call Idaho Garage,
corner Second and Washington SITS.
1870
Mrs. M. Toole of Spokane is spend
ing a few days in Moscow visiting
with friends.
Morris Hanson who has been visit
ing his parents returned today to
Spokane.
Miss Pearl Morgan returned Monday |
from Spokane where she spent the |
weekend with friends.
J. H. Hayes, roadmaster of the |
Northern Pacific, with headquarters
at Moscow, left today for Tacoma to
attend the annual conference of Nor
.hern Pacific roadmasters. He will
ot gone several days.
A. E. Tennis leaves this evening
or Eugene, Oregon, to be gone week
,r ten days.
Miss Jessie Hoover, of the university
eft Monday evening for Washington,
}. C. going over the Northern Pacific.
Miss Dunn, of Moscow, left today
or Raymond, Illinois, to be gone sew
raj weeks.
Word has been received from Miss
Idna Clark that she will enter the
of Minnesota at Minneapo-
IS next week. Miss Clark will take
he nurses training course.
Attention Moose! Social dance
tuesday,, February IL, Moose hail.
J4-5
The Red Cross headquarters has
eceived 80 pounds Of yarn, 20 of
hich have been turned over to the
avy Comfort league. Mrs. Over
NTH who has this in charge an
ounces that a shipment of knitted
arments will be made in few days
I'D asks that anyone having articles
nished will please bring them to the
Barbery Sheep" at the Orpheum and
Norma Talmadge at the Strand
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