The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-05-22
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at the county seat yesterday.
Read the Fashion Shops ad on
page 8. 1t will be time we'll spent. 90
store here, has recently received news
of the loss of two brothers who were
in the war zone at the French front
Mr.. Reid has two more brothers in
France.
It. B. Martin, formerly United States
marshal, left for his home in Boise
last evening.
Choice of any Silk Dress, half price.
Sale starts Friday. The Fashion
Shop. 100
Glenn johnson, a fireman on the
Northern Pacific, of Wallace, visited at
the home of his mother last week on
r. F. D. 5.
Roy Smith, university senior, left
Monday for Albert Lee, Mimi, where
he has accepted position as butter
inspector for naval contracts.
Suits-Sflk, Wool and Jersey-afl
are half price. Sale starts Friday.
The Fashion Shop. 90
MRS. ". c. John, who has been con
fined q her bed for the past -four
Red Cross dance at the Lenville /
school house Saturday night. 1913 I
Silk Georgette and Crepe de Chene |,
Waists, plain, beaded and embroider- /
led models, 1896. On sale Friday.
The Fashion Shop. O0
Mrs. Ellen M. Mutton and son, Vim
cent, are visiting at the home of Mrs.
Mutton's sister, Mrs. John N1sbet.
Mrs. Mutton has just finished term
of school at Echo, Ore.
All Coats half price. Sale starts
Friday The Fashion shop. 90
H. c. Barker and daughter, Hazel,
will leave for Akanogan, Wash, to-
morrow, where they will look after
business affairs and visit friends
Silk Dresses, all new styles, 1913
and up. Sale starts Friday The
Fashion Shop. w
Mrs Arthur Dunkle passed through
Moscow Sunday night en- route to Ken
drick where she will spend a month
i, visiting with her father, Mr.. A. VIII {
mot, who has charge of the electric ]
light plant in Kendrfck. Mrs Dunk1e j
was accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Jean.
Postmaster Walter Fiscus of Pot f
latch was in the city yesterday looking t
after business interests and visiting +
with his many friends here.
Read the Fashion Shop ad on q
page 8. W r
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Wallace OF :,
Pontiac, Mich, are visiting at the nome
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Morris. Mr..
Wallace, who is a brother of Mrs. Nor
ris, is an insurance man and he and
his wife have been spending the win
; ter in California. They are on their
way home and stopped here enroute.
They will be accompanied east by Miss r
Jean Norris, who is to spend the sum- d
mer in New York with relatives. 0
go. |;
Mrs Clinton Hayward returned from
Gle Elum, Wash, where she spent TWO
weeks visiting her mother. +
Ruby Chapter, No 9, O. E. S., met in
regular session last night. Mr. ana
Mrs. D. G. Livingston and Mrs Gladys
Nankervis Alberts were initiated. AL
the. business meeting which followed T
the initiation ceremonies paIwas NO u
ted to the Red Cross fund. Last month
this chapter invested $3.50 in Liberty
bonds.
Marsh Cozier, one Of Moscow's pio- f.
neers, who has hosts OF friends mere Il
drove over from Bovil1 today with Ed M
Haviland, business man OF that i've
ly place. They report the roads good' "
Bovill lively and the Red Cross drive
completed with two and half times
the quota raised the day before the
drive was to start.
Mrs. l.. A. Philips and daughters, m
left for Wisconsin today for an ex- re
tended visit with friends and rela- W
tives. -
as
Mrs. Gentry Rushing has been very fir
i'll the past several days, but is much oh
better today. Mrs. Josephine benK- i'd
ert. of Spokane, daughter, has been