The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-12-19

weather. Idaho On1ght and Fri
day, unsettled; occasionally threatening
Prof. Hickman Of the university wen
yesterday to Lewiston to attend the live
stock sale.
Mrs. Geo. Stewart, accompanied b,
Mrs. Louise Fry, left yesterday via. tn
Inland for Seattle, to meet her daughter
Mrs. Fred Theriault, from Alaska.
Miss Agnes Sterling left yesterda,
for Spokane.
Dr. Henrietta Moore of the university
left yesterday for Portland to spene
the holidays.
Miss Mabel Sweeney and Miss Gladys
Putnam, students of the university; wen
Wednesday to ST. Maries to spenE
Christmas at home.
Diamonds direct from the cutters
you save jobbers' profits and get dia-
monds of guaranteed quality at n.elly's
Jewelry Store. 7Oti
Miss Cora Salter, university student
left yesterday for Montana to spend
the holidays.
Merit Humphreys returned Tuesday
from Camp Dix, Va, where he has been
serving in a tank corps. He expects to
visit in Moscow few days and will
leave the first of next week for Port
land
Mrs. Ed McIntire and Mrs. James
Mondy of Joel were in Moscow shopping
yesterday.
Mrs. T. L. Girard of Lewiston was in
Moscow yesterday.
Don't buy the near cut" but see the
new line Of Hawkes. Rich Cut Glass at
attractive prices at Kelly's. 7Otf
George Strong of Cora is i'll Moscow
to take the learners examination.
Mr.. and Mrs. R.. C. West are home
from Bremerton, where Mr.. West has
been working in the ship yards.
See our line of ladies and military
wrist watches, and get prices at
Kelly's. 7Otf
See the most beautiful watch in Amer
lea, the Gruens For sale only at
Kellys Jewelry Store. 7Otf
Leslie Dygert, who is in the clerical
department of the U. S. selective draft
and who was sent here by the depart
ment to help the local board, received A
telegram today that he is to entrain for
Camp Lewis on Saturday.
Miss Zoe Reese of Chicago has been
visiting two weeks, the guest of Mrs.
Albert Vennigerholz.
Miss Katherine Keane went to Troy
last evening to visit Mrs. Harry Dris
coll.
Mrs. J. H. Holt of Kendrick was i'll
Moscow shopping yesterday
A full line of Community and Rock
ford silver at Kelly's Jewelry Store. 7Otf
A. f. Held and daughter, Miss Min
lie from north of Moscow is in the !
city today
Harvey Smith. surveyor, was a pas
senger to Juliaetta last evening.
Mrs. S. R. Boyer went to her home
today at Charleston after few days i'll
Moscow.
Irwin West of Palouse is in Moscow
today Mr. West is pioneer of Latah
and large land owner in the northern
part of the county.
Mrs. A. F. Canter and daughter, Miss
Isle, and son, Vergil, left today for
Caldwell to spend the holidays.
George Keyes Of the S. A. T. C. left
today for his home at Challis, Idaho.
A fine line Of Rockford silver plated
ware for sale only at Kelly's. 70tf
Miss Charlotte Lewis returned yes
,erday from Lewiston, the Red Cross
hospital being discontin-
led, where Miss Lewis has been in
charge of the dietetic kitchen. The
influenza situation in Lewiston is
much improved.
Mrs. j. H. McCallie and daughter,
Annette left today for Kamiah to
pend the holidays.
Adam Schaffer was a passenger to
lewiston today, called by the illness
# his wife.
Allen Mendenhall, who lives near
lola, returned yesterday from Camp
fremont, Calf, where he has been
n the service.
Leather travelling slippers in cases, for
len and women, at Wallace's Jewelry &
tore. A nice Xmas gift. 64tf :
It was Mrs. Victor Peterson, who
vent as a nurse to Kendrick, instead
f Mrs. Victor Nelson. I
Mrs. O. W.. Beardsley was called c
0 Spokane by the death of her neice, d
fiss Lena Kitley f
Thelma and Fletcher Hare left this
fternoon for Three Forks, Montana,
} visit their father during the holt
avs. Mrs. O. W. Beardsley accom- II
anied them as far as Spokane. t
Miss Wilhelmina A. Vehren of Pot l
Itch is in Moscow shopping today. S
The commissions Sales Co. is pre- f.
AIRED to care for all kinds of sales, b
rye or small. Try US. Satisfaction :
Office at the Big Bend =
tore, Moscow, Idaho. 1904 tt