The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-06-25
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Weather: Tonight, fair and coole
in the southeast. Wednesday, fai
and warmer.
Elsewhere in this issue is an &C
count of the plans of the canteel
committee for Friday mornings sew
enty lunch boxes. Some promises O
Ct, ltributions have already been re
ceived. Those who have not yet made
the offer of their donations SHOULD
call Phone 88 this evening. Someone
will take down the promise and the
lists will thus be kept checked. A
complete account of what the COM
mittee wants appeared in the Star
Mirror of Saturday evening.
Mrs. Jerome ]. Day, who left for
her country home on Occur d'Alene
lake on Monday morning will return
Wednesday evening. Mrs. Day is an
enthusiastic member of the canteen
committee for departing soldiers and
is coming back to do her share in
Thursdays work. While in the city
she will be the guest of Mrs. S. E..
Hutton.
F. A. David, M. E. Lewis, G. P.
Mix and G w. Suppiger have gone
to Boise Il attend the state platform
conventions. The two first named
represent the republicans and the last
two the democrats of Latah county.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Dudley of Pa
louise, were Moscow visitors yester-
day evening, having driven over IN
their car. Mr. Dudley is proprietor
of one of the largest department
stores in Palouse.
There is to be meeting of the war
councils, including the councils of de-
Tense, of Nez Perez, Lewiston, Clear
water, Latah and Idaho counties at
Lewiston on Friday, June %. A num-
Der of Latah county persons are go
ing to attend the meeting.
F. P. Corbett, of Lewiston, is a
business visitor to Moscow today.
Miss Lillian J. Becker, an English
teacher in the Boise high school, is in
Moscow, the guest of Professor and
Mrs. H. T. Lewis and other friends. |
She will remain here several weeks. |
Three things to do NOW: Hoe
your garden, swat the fly, and BUY
THRIFT STAMPS.
Miss Mary Aunt left Monday for
Bishop, Wash, where she will be en-
ployed in the fruit orchards at that
place.
Miss Dorothy Taylor, who is con-
nected with the extension work at the
university, left for Boise the first of
the week where she will remain for
some time.
Rev. T. E. Beebe Of Walla Walla,
Wash, has been in the city for sew
eral days.
J. J. Taylor, of Salt Lake, who has
been in the city for the past three
days left for Mountain Home on bust
ness Monday.
George C. Jewett, of the Federal
Land bank, Spokane, was in town to-
day, having driven down in his car
to attend the funeral of Richard
Burke.
Jay Woodwork, who came down
rom Alberta, where he is farming
in connection with DR..
1ritman, left for their big ranch this
afternoon. Mr.. Woodwork says the
.rop outlook in Alberta is fairly good
md large acreage has been planted.
Walter Mhdquist, formerly of
Moscow, but now in Spokane, where '
he has a position with the Federal
land bank, attended the Burke I
uneral today.
Row O.. Johnson, of the Spokane
federal Land bank, is in town today .
o attend the funeral of Richard r
burke. Mr.. johnson expects to leave
or Camp Lewis with the enlisted
nen next Friday.
S. K. Denning and wife of Spirit
AXE are in town and will spend sew
raj days visiting relatives. Mr..
)enning has been called in the draft
nd leaves next Friday for Camp
.ewis. Mrs. Denning will remain in
Ioscow a month and will then go to
california.
Keffer Denning and wife of Priest :
AXE Idaho, arrived in Moscow TO
isit his mother, Mrs. HELEN Den