The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-11-15
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company, visited yesterday with hi
brother-in-law, Earl Urquhart.
Dr. Alice A. Benton of Pullman wa
IN Moscow yesterday.
Mrs. A. L. Blanchard, who lives a
Aver, came home yesterday from Lewis
ton where she has been visiting week
Vacate the End floor, cost what i
may, is Williamson's command.-Ht
cautions you to buy ahead. You'll
pay times the price later, of that
you may be sure. AZ
Guy Penwell was taken to Spokane
this morning to remain in hospital for
a time for treatment for his eyes. He
is slowly improving. Miss Florence
Penwell, sister of R. G. Penwell, arrived
yesterday from Bozeman, Montana, to
assist in caring for Guy
Mrs. Wilson Brown and Miss Myra
Brown left for Spokane, where they will
make their home.
VIM. Taylor and family of Kendrick
are moving to Enisfail, Alberta, where
Mr.. Taylor will farm
Going! Going! Passing rapidly is
the End floor of Williamson's. Get
your share-save IL and mOre-Wil-
1iamsOn's AZ
Announcements have been received
in Moscow recently of the birth of
a daughter, Dorothy Aida, to Mr.
and Mrs. G. L. Larson at Madison,
Wisconsin on October twenty-fifth.
Special sale on spare ribs, backbones
and pork tenderlons at the Cold Storage
Market 41-42
Mrs. Hatley has just received word
that her son, Corporal William N
Hatley, has landed safely overseas.
Mrs. M. A. Hanna, formerly Miss
Nell Johnson, accompanied by her
sister, Miss Ella Johnson, arrived
from Spokane this morning to spend
the winter with their folks, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Johnson at their home on
Harrison street. Mrs. Hanna expects
to make her future home in Spokane
as soon as her husband returns from
officers training school at Camp
Pike, Ark.
Williamson never did anything half
hearted or luke warm He says the
End floor and all its great stocks of
Woman's Wearables must be vacated
and at once. The values are without
peer or parallel in history. Get
your share. You're cautioned-but
you can't buy it all. We're distribute
ing this stock in its dying days
all our friends of many
years and not chosen few.-William-
sons. AZ
Mrs. P. O. Baker of the Okanogan
country, Washington, is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Douglas, of
S. Almond. Born, to Mrs. Baker, on
November Jour peace day,
a fine victory boy. The lad is :
christened Victory Pershing. =
Mrs. Geo. Severance and Mr.. and v
Mrs. Esky of Pullman were in Mos n
cow yesterday. f
Special sale on spare ribs, backbones :
md pork tenderloins at the Cold Storage =
Market. 41-42
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Ostroot in re- b
of their wedding day, had r;
quiet family gathering at their
lone November 18th, it being their ST
anniversary, the silver II
Wedding. W
Mrs Emma Peterka of Republic, az
rrived this morning to visit her son, e
frank Peterka of the S. A. T.. c., TT
Who is i'll of influenza Mrs. Peterka
S sister of O. H. Swartz of this
ity.
A. Munro was an arrival on the In
and this morning.
Mrs Adolph Hendrickson and Mrs. 9
J. D. Weeks went to Troy today for a +
isit r.
Miss V. L. Barry, teacher near Har &C
ard, is shopping in Moscow today bt
A J. Draper went to Grangeville to-
ay on short business trip. a
Dr. .McBryde has been quite i'll this So
eek. W
Miss Iva Ranbo went to Lewiston ~
day. -,
J. w. De Witt went to Lewiston today re
visit his daughter, Mrs S. R. Boyer az
DR.. Rae was passenger to Troy
day
Mrs. Chas. Thomas is leaving today M
r her home at Champion, Alberta. =
Mrs. Richard Burke arrived. today
ON Spokane.
WilliamsOn's not in business Is I
,ars ago made.a difference-0f that
,u're sure. WilliamsOn's out of bust
ess soon will make still greater \
ference wise thing to do is r
~ -Williamson's
]. H. Dye, who lives north of Mos \
W, made number of deals in horses. Z
e sold fine team last week to Porter (,
-os, Spokane. =
Mrs. S. L. Willis was called east to q
oorhead, Minnesota, by the illness of (
r mother Mrs. Willis went to Spo- +
ne Wednesday by automobile to catch R
: east-bound train. &