The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-05-27
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The Red Cross moved into thei
rooms in the postofice building Mon
day. Federal court has been in SEES
sion for the two weeks but is ad
Journed now and the Red Cross moved
into the rooms formerly occupied by
them.
Paul A. Cole has returned from Chi,
cago where he has been for the past
year attending the Chicago EvangeIis-
tic Institute. Paul is a son of Rev
and Mrs. w. q. Cole of this city.
Mrs. S. S. Denning and daughter
Miss Margaret, are expected to arrive
in Moscow this week. They have been
spending the past year in California
with Louis Denning who is located
there.
Even the best crook in Boston had
to Come Through O4
Mr.. and Mrs. Young accompanied by
their two daughters, the Misses Vivian
and Vida, left yesterday morning in
their Hudson super-six for Salam,
Ore Miss Vivian taught mathematics
in the local high school, and Miss
Vida taught domestic science in the
Payette high school. The Young fam
lily formerly lived in Salem, Ore
Professor Werrell, manual training
teacher and physical director and
coach of the high school, left Sunday
for his home in Wisconsin, He expects
to enter the army and will not return
oil Iol,1 ,c I
for another year.
Be Patriotic. Lay in your winter
coal now. All cars will be needed to
haul wheat this winter.
The Moscow Boy Scouts are plan |
ming two weeks hike to Moscow
mountain, where they will camp and
explore the surrounding country The /
date has not been fixed yet
Alfred Hagan has accepted position L
in the packing plant of Hagan e Cush-
ing for the summer vacation
The botany class of the university k
motored to the White Cross mine Sat-
urday, taking lunches and studying Is
botany while enjoying a picnic t
P. B. Carter of the Elder If
Implement company, installed an air. Il
motor windmill on a 40-foot tower and t
put in a pump for E. Roseboe, near
Genesee the first of the week. 1t
Miss Cora Hanson, who has just COM q
pleted a very successful term of b
school at Avon, has returned to her
home in Moscow. b
Miss Eta Marquette, who has charge
Of the intermediate department Of the a
Deary school is visiting with Miss In
Cora Hanson, until she is met by her
sister from Washington, D. c., who will n
her to their home at Oro- Il
inc. IL
Florence Hanna left yesterday for
Fernwood, Idaho, to visit her brother, te
\. B. Cooper ci
The Pythian Sisters Sewing club met M
It the home Of Mrs. J. w. Wilson on C
asst Thursday afternoon. The after he
loon was spent in sewing for the Red
ross. Refreshments were served tn
onsisting of a Hoover lunch. The w
uests of honor were: Mrs F. Com &C
took, Mrs. Geo. Wulf, Mrs Smith, yc
Irs. L. Fo1lett of Genesee, Mrs Chas
and Mrs. NJ Lawrence. fie
Miss Jeanette Sho1es has returned tn
} her home in Moscow, having fin hi
she'd a term of school at Kendrick. Fl
The Epworth League enjoyed pic m;
ic at the White Cross mine Saturday an
fternoon. fa'
Carl Coffin of Pullman, spent Satur-
ny and Sunday at the home of Rev. !
o. Perry in Moscow. Fl
The Kenworthy theater has booked
over the Top" the great war photo ~
ay which has aroused so much inter
t throughout the west, and sTarzan ~
the Apes for the near future.
or
Edwin Carey left Monday morning
r Montana where he will take up
)rk for the national forest reserve "
The Elks temple service flag now > 9
ntains 25 stars, representing 25 ~,
,mbers of the lodge who are in their :
lntry's service.
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