The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-03-27

Born, to Mrs. Robert Johnson O
Dubois, Idaho, daughter, Doroth.
Marie, on March 81. Mrs. Johnson i,
in Moscow visiting her mother, Mrs
Julius Schumacher.
Howard Plummer left today fol
lNezperce.
Mrs. T. J. Behold and son, Kenneth
ARRIVED today from Spokane to visit
her mother. Mrs. julius Schumacher
In month Mrs. Bezold will leave
for Calgary, where her husband is
farming
Reserve seats for Maud Powell's re-
cital now on sale at Hodgins, 75c.
1923
Mrs. Frank Mix entertained the
Phoenix Bridge club, Thursday after.
noon in honor of Miss Katherine
Driscoll, who leaves the first of next
week for Orofino, where she will
spend the summer. The guests of the
club were Mrs. Guy Curtis and Mrs
Jay Woodwork. Most delicious re-
;freshments were served.
George w. Clous, optician, will
again be in Moscow, Friday and Sat-
urday, March % and 20, at the Cor
ner Drug Store. Examination free,
satisfaction guaranteed. Eyes per-
fectly fitted
A marriage license was issued to-
| day to Fred A. Arneberg and Alma
Mayme Arnot, both of Troy. Mr..
Arneberg has recently returned from
service in the army.
Before selling your Hogs, Cattle,
Veal or Mutton, call phone and get
our price. Hagan and Gushing Co.
152-tf
Marion Lester returned yesterday
from an extended trip to Chicago and
surrounding cities.
Jas. c. Cunningham, manager of
the Union Trust company of Spokane
is in Moscow on business concerning
the estate of Asa Bradrick, who died
recently in Spokane of Influenza.
Mrs. Jesse Randall entertained at
dinner today her old time friend, Mrs.
Julius Schumacher.
Mrs. C. R. King and Mrsm Levi
Lewis went to Juliaetta today to visit
a few days with relatives.
Miss Carrie Custer of Uniontown is
in Moscow on business.
A plum cake is. just right for your
dessert. Only zoe. Empire Bakery.
1884
Mrs B. F. Wells and little daugh-
ter, Mary Catherine. and Mr.. George
Wells, of Palouse, visited yesterday at
the home of Geo. N. Lamphere.
Mrs. J. p Linch of Colfax was. shop
ping in Moscow yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Drew and daugh-
ter, Marjory, of Portland, Ore, ar
rived in Moscow this morning and
will make their home here. Mr. Drew
Of the "3CO Taxi
Paul Rachlhan of Palouse was in the
ty yesterday.
Robert Clyde of Potlatch was a
Moscow visitor Wednesday.
We pay highest market price for
all kinds of live stock Hagan and
Cushing Co. Phone 7. 152-tf
Mrs. John Scharback of Cotton was
hopping in Moscow yesterday
Miss Laura Stone went to Pull
nan yesterday for a weeks visit.
Mrs. H. E. Curtis came to Moscow I
from Reubens, IDAHO to Wis
her daughter, Mrs. Walter Berry
NJ s. A. Stevenson and children have
rived from Spokane to make their
ONE in Moscow. Mr. Stevenson has
ecently taken a position in Davids'
rocery department.
Little Helen Grow has been visiting
er grandmother in Kendrick
Mrs. Myrtle Telford and Miss En-
~ 49,, n II wi
,om Lewiston where they have been
gliding spring opening of women's
ear.
Rev. and Mrs. Wayne S. SnOddy
ntertained the elders of the church
nd their wives last evening at the
resbyterian manse. Those present
ere Messrs and MIesdames H. X.
NTH, Phi Soulen, E. Christianson,
an Tilborg and p. E. Morton.
Mrs. o. d. Chism of Spokane is in
Ioscow a few days on business. Mrs.
hism. formerly lived in Moscow.
A. T. West Of Davenport, owner of
lie local telephone company at Mos
DIV, is In the city.
Edgar Estes returned yesterday
ON overseas, where he had been six
onths in France with the 18th eng1-
GERS. This organization of the army
ere chosen to locate the big German
lns by. sound and the excellent work
assisted greatly in sill
icing the enemy artillery. Mr.. Estes
as is days on the water on the I
lin Nausedrom He was mustered-
1t at Fort Russell and came home
way of Lewiston. At Lewiston the
we we're given a big reception with /,