The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-02-13
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herman NcurOS, U. .. N, Is spending
an 18-day furlough at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Nedros.
Mr.. Nedros arrived in Moscow Mon
day night from San Diego, CAL, where
ne is stationed.
Adolph Kulhank is in Moscow hav-
ing been honorably discharged from
the army because he is physically I'M
fit
Mrs. Chester Phillip of Lewiston is
visiting at the home of her sister. Mrs.
Emmet Reilly.
Fred Davidson, son of Joseph David
son, died yesterday at 4 o'clock at
local hospital. His home was on AM
erican Ridge where bis family are
pioneers, having lived there for 80
years. The body was shipped to Ken
drick today and the interment will be
at American Ridge.
For Sale Cheap-Two one-ton Re-
public trucks. Call Idaho Garage,
corner Second and WASHINGTON SITS.
1870
Eight dollars additional has been
turned over to the Red Cross by the
Elks. This was taken in at their
dance and was gratefully received by
the committee.
Watch the Moscow high school win
the northwest championship at the
university gymnasium Thursday.
Ramsey Walker Of Wallace, state
member of the board Of education,
was in the city today. Mr.. Walker has
been in Lewiston attending to matters
pertaining to thee rebuilding of the
state normal building that was de-
stroyed by fire recently, and stopped
off in Moscow, on his way home to
confer with university authorities.
Mrs. Frank Cooper of Tekoa, Wash,
is visiting at the home of Mrs. R. T.
Penwell.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Jenkins of Sun
set, Idaho, are the parents of baby
boy.
The Idaho Garage received car
load of Oldsmobiles from Lansing,
Mich, yesterday
A. D. O'Kelley, travelling repre-
sentative of the Fosdick Automobile
company of Spokane, was in Moscow
today and arranged with the Idaho |
Garage to handle the trucks for
which his company is distributing |
agent. |
Barney Quass, travelling representa-
tive of the circulation department of
The Spokesman and the Idaho
Farmer is in Moscow this week in the
interest of those publications.
Harry Malmstein is in Moscow from
San Francisco. He is on his way to
Seattle to take examinations for the
aviation CORPS
Mr. Hillman, who is with the Bur-
rows Adding Machine company, is in
Moscow today on business
Social dance, K of G. hall, Thursday,
February IA. Tickets ST. Five-piece
orchestra. 1877
w. ]. Costello of Standpoint, attor-
ney for A. L. Carpenter, in jail on a
charge of attempted bribery of a jury
and. for Heard, Hawkins and Clifford :
alleged I. w. W. agiatators, who are
awaiting trial in the district court, {
was in town between trains today, con-
sulting with his clients.
Adrian Nelson, probate judge, re- ,
turned yesterday evening from an ex-
tended trip to st. Anthony, dIaho. He
left Moscow last week.
In announcing the play to be read Il
by Rev. Bridge Friday of this week T
a mistake was made in the title, "The I
Bells" by Chatrain is the play to be :.
given.
MOSCOW I1l6u OCuOOl DdShcJ Dali
team will play Walla Walla, Thurs :.
lay night at the U. of I. gymnasium. =,
Don't miss it. Il
Mrs I. E. Johnson left yesterday 4
or Champion, Alberta, Canada. F
Prof. D. c. Livingston left today for -
spokane where he will attend the mi 4,
lers' convention.
Arthur Clark left today for Ashton "
yhere he will make his home. =.
Dancing Tonight
Prof Calverts' class in dancing will
leet tonight at X. G. hall. 7:30 to -,