The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-05-27

Earl Shoesmith of Spokane arriye
in Moscow Monday for a short visi
here.
Miss Margaret Collins entertained
= number of her friends at a dancins
: party at the home of her parents OF
West Third street Friday night.
The foundation of the Farmer.
Union elevator, and the pits have beer
finished The forms for the bins arc
completed and pouring concrete fol
the walls will begin soon. There are
to be five round bins, each 100 feet
high and each holding $4,000 bushels
of grain. Crushed rock and sand for
the walls are being received by car
load
Be wise. Buy coal now Don't let
the coal famine catch you this win
ter
Mrs. F. L. Moore, wife of Latah
county's prosecuting attorney, left to-
day for Toronto, Canada, to visit rel
| atives. She will be absent for two
months. Mr.. Moore accompanied her
as far as Spokane.
Arthur McIntire, 13-year-o1d son of
A. B. McIntire, left this morning for
Winona, Idaho, to spend week with
his two brothers and a sister, who
ARE farming an S0O-acre ranch there
and have it all in crop. He will return
and enter Creekmur's Business College
for the summer school,
NJ. T. Curry left today for Washing
ton, D. c., where he will enter govern
ment service
Mrs. o. E. Stock left today for her
home in Tacoma after a two weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. A. c. Fem. 1
S. G. Hansen and J. F. Mcbride,
East Cove district, were in the city to
lay on business connected with the
county superintendent, Miss Winifred
Calkins. The gentlemen are much in
crested in the welfare of their school |
Ind are highly pleased with the work
If last year under the direction of
Kisses Mutually and Lieb.
Arthur McIntire is visiting with his
Frank and Colonel, at Win
ma, in the Camas praisie country.
B. c. Rowe returned from his in
pection of real estate conditions in
he Co1ville valley, Saturday. He
inds it hard to grow enthusiastic over
Their sections when the Pa1ouse coun-
ry is taken as a standard.
Miss Iris Rowe, who has been at
limo ho ict0 | .
uarter, is at home for a brief visit
efore entering summer school,
Married to a man she didn't know l
ut it was a case of Come Through! Oh
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Wilcox and Mr.. t
I'd Mrs. Ross Wilcox of Pa1ouse were :
the city Saturday on business.
Clyde Fisher, one of the business
en- of Potlatch and Ellis Fisher of
e w. I. and M. r. r. office of Pot
tch were visitors in town Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Jones and daugh-
r of Palouse precinct, were in the
ty Friday evening driving over that
r. Jones make a report of the Red
'oss drive for his precinct of which
is captain.
The federal fuel administrator says
e coal famine will be worse this
nter than last on account of the /
vernment's need for all the cars Get
ur coal NOW. 4
George G.. Stil1wel1 of Princeton, Il
Id deputy assessor, has completed /
: work for the year and turned in Il
last report, leaving for Princeton B
iday afternoon. Mr. Stillwe1l has Is
de an unusual record in field work II
d his returns have been very salts
tory to the assessors office. b
Dr. G. L. Gritman and Harry A. =
atcher, deputy county auditor, left
day night for Lethbridge, Alberta. ]
Gritman will look after his ex- -
sive farming interests and Mr.. r
atcher will take a look at the OPP
tunities of that land of promise.
: trip will extend over two weeks
more
listing friends in the city. Mr. Nell
is a son of Rev. N. J. W. Nelson,
,rmer pastor of the Swedish Luth
I church of this city.
ev. and Mrs. c.. M. Grimsrud and
lily left Saturday for Minor, North
ota, where they will visit with rel
es before going to Minnesota
re they will probably locate perm