The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-08-21
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Weather: Idaho Tonight and
Thursday, probably fair.
It Mr.; and Mrs. Tom Burnhan of Pull
man reswsiting IN the city
WI Miss Ruth Stirewalt of Pullman is
M shopping IN Moscow today.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Rivers are, visiting
III at the J.'.E. .Anderton' home.
M Mrs. Westover left this morning for
II Enterprise, Ore, to visit her brothers.
Johnnie Humphrey Of fOaksdale is
visiting his mother, Mrs. M. J. Hum
sphrcy.
Miss Dorothy Drew Of Kellogg is in
Moscow. visiting with her. cousin, Miss
Avir Drew.
The Brotherhood of American Yoe-
man bought $500 worth of War Savings
stamps today.
Miss Grace Mason is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. J. H. Tatsch ofsSpokane fora
few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Clarke and Miss
Mable Clarke of Pullman are visiting
friends in Moscow.
Mrs. Geo. N. Lamphereaahd daughter
have gone to Oregon for an extended
visit with relatives and friends.
la gRodher returned this morning
from st. Maries, where he has been for
the last two months.
+ Mrs. Johnston and daughter Mable
returned Sunday from Canada where
they, sent the summer.
Mrs. and Mrs. Martin, Mrs Rodgers,
Mrs. Hill ard Mr.. Potts motored to
'Walla Walla' this morning.
For sale-New piano, been used three
r,menths, cheap if taken at once, as am
leaving city. E. ]. Carey 272278
Mr.. and Mrs Drew. and daughter, Of
The Moscow millinery, motored to Spo-
kane Saturday and returned Tuesday.
William E. Lee, the well-known at
.torr1ey, is in local hospital for the pur
pose of having his tonsils removed
Mrs. VIM. Lennox, Miss Edith Len
nox, Mrs. D. "A. Barton ard little
daughter have gone to Spokane for
weeks visit at the Carl Sprouse home.
S. J. Scott and wife and L. r. Scott
and Miss Edna have gone to Portland
to attend the G.. A. R. encampment and
will later go to Marshfie1d. to visit Ed
ward Scott, who was formerly in busi-
ness with his brother here in the green
house. They expect to be gone at 4east
two weeks
The Baptist Womaf1as union will hold
their monthly missionary meeting with
Mrs. G. J. nBessee on T225 S. Asbury
street. Friday afternoon at 2:30. Rev.
Joshua Jensen will speak on his work
in China. Let all grasp this opportu
nity to be entertained and instructed On
missions in China.
Four million sdollars has 7aaready BEEN
expended by the Salvation Army in its
war relief activities without asking for
"a single cent from the public.
Rev. Howard Mcconnell, formerly |
supply pastor Of the Moscow Christian
church, IS here from Dallas, Oregon,
and will deliver IN address I'M the /
church Thursday evening. Everyone is
dnvited. Mrs. Mcconnell, Who IS a
daughter Of George Baxter, Of Mos
COW, accompanied her husband here end
they are wishing relatives and ffie1lds
for a short time.
The Kappa Kappa Ganmna girls were
hostosscs Tuesday at very delightful
party at the M p Miller home. The b
evening was spent with music, dancing \
and stunts. Refreshments were served /
1T late hour. Those present were II
"A. Robbins, NJ Armbruster, F. Arm
bruster, D. Eggen, M Owings, =. Swan.
L.. Martin, M. Collins, L. Yange1, M.
Ford, 4 Carlson, J. Kecne, E. White, !
G. Hatf3sld, G. Suppinger, M. Byrns, i
M. YankeI, NJ Friedman, K. Duggen, b
t. Kcene, X. Keene, G.. Miller, G. =
Duthie, M. Gano, M Dow, M. Ostroct. a
First in France-last to appeal for q
funds-is the war record of the Saliva O
ton Army. p