The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-05-29

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oTduSOA, Pr MOSCOW, were married. this
afternoon, at g aso'colck at the Mtho-
dist parsonage, by Rev. Perry. They
left for a short honeymoon to Spo-
kane, after which they will live on a
farm near Lenvilfe. ~ ~1- -
49, 81 70 r. - r.,
George w, Clouse. Optician, will
again visit Moscow, Friday and Sat
urday, June z and 8, and may be
found at Corner Drug Store. He will
examine your eyes without charge
and fit them to your perfect salts
faction. If you need glasses or new
lenses in your frames, it will pay you
to see him. All work guaranteed. s.
Richard Ott,. first lieutenant in the
cadet corps at the university, left
Tuesday for his home in Ritzville,
where he will spend few days with
his parents before going to San Fran
cisco to enter the reserve officers
training camp at the Preside.
Fay Meek left last Sunday for
Kendrick to spend a week with her
BROTHER. Vivian, who is overseer Of
the farm, at Mrs. William Cain. a
Miss Gertrude Miller arrived in tic
city the first Of the week and is visit
ing With l i relatiyes+ on. North Polk
'.s..'ssassss A.s.s.,. ~ IL
ThesEDyal <Friends class sott the,
Christiaif church will gives play en-
titled, DSTireds Of Missions,'s at the
church tNhight beginning at s:r5. This
play Nssgfven for the benefit Of al
French orphan A silver offering will
be taken at the door. All are Cordial !
~ invited to attend. This class adopt
ed an orphan some time ago andswish
to raise. enough from this play to
adopt another. Surely worthy OBJ
ject like this calls for liberal support
from all Of us.
Miss Ruth Burr left today for Troy
Ida. Miss Burr has been in Moscow
this year attending the city schools.
Bill Hart in "The Patriot" 5 reels.
and Cooks and Crooks" 2 reels L. K.
0. comedy tomorrow at the Orpheum
Some show. 06
Mrs. Almer Nedros of Moscow,
went to Spokane for a visit. Wednes-
day.
Leonard Yost left at 3l.15 Wednes- '
day afternoon for the Preside, San {
Francisco. where he will enter, the E
reserve officers training camp for j
months training. after which he will
spend the remainder of the summer
and fall in California. or Oregon, re
turning to Moscow d in time for the
'all opening Of the university
Mrs Alice CARRIER and Mrs. Harri- S
son were among the out-of-town r
shoppers in Moscow today. :.
Mrs. T. S. Dean and Mrs. E. r.
Iorthup Of Palouse were shopping in
MOSCOW Wednesday.
q. D. Bowen of the University Of O
IDAHO, left Wednesday for the reserve t;
Ulcers training camp at the Preside, N
IAN Francisco. G
Mrs. Thompson and her sister, Mrs. =,
Jtz of Palouse were in Moscow, We'd
esday, visiting Mrs. J. F. Gelwick :.
Mrs. H. McFadin OF Innsifail, AL
erta, who has been visiting her broth tt
r, c. E. Johnston, left for her home tn
Iednesday afternoon IN
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G. 2. Summers of Viola was bus X,
less visitor te Moscow today, he
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Mrs. C. L. Palmlund and daughter, r.
1T for Pullman Wednesday afternoon po
n a brief visit with, friends 40
JIG. Northup of Palouse was re
lsiness visitor to Moscow WAdnes- m,
VI ms TIM mi
vi,
]. r. Tobias left for Colfax .Wednes- n
" and expects to enlist in the navy in
that point. lilo
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B.. NJ Rainey, an old resident of OF
oscow, passed through town on the es'
orthefn Pacific Wednesday, enroute s''
om Lewiston to Spokane. 70
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Miss Nellie Morrissey left Wednes- I'M
y for Occrto, Wisconsin, where she MI
III spend the summer vacation with rol
latives. She will visit at Spokane Al
id Miles City, Mont, enroute. Go
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The work Of laying brick for the
Ills of The Star-MirrOr's new home die
gan today and three brick layers see
E building up the walls at lively WI
te. In short time The Star-Mlr- PEI
r will have one of the best, most thl
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