The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-22
from visit with their aunt at Orc

from WISH WIFI CileIr aunt dC OTo-
fino.
Prof. !. w. Cook, who has been with
the university as professor of for
estry engineering for a number of
years, has resigned as instructor in
the college to accept splendid posi-
ton as timber appraiser and chief
engineer with the Winton Brothers
and Rose Lake lumber companies of
Occur d'Alene Mr.. Cook who is at
present in Occur d'Alene, will return
to Moscow next week for short
stay. Mr.. and Mrs. Cook and little
son will leave in few weeks for
their new home.
Before selling your Hogs Cattle,
Veal or Mutton, call phone and get
our price. Hagen and Cushing Co.
152tf
Little Miss Ann Palmer of Himil-
ton, Mont, is visiting her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Butter
field. Mrs. Palmer is visiting Mrs.
Arthur Strong at the coast, before
coming to Moscow for a visit.
H. S. LIE Grant and family of Fow-
Ter, Mont, is moving to Moscow. A
carload of stock and household goods
arrived today under the care of his
nephew. Mr.. LeGrant and family are
coming overland by automobile and
are expected to arrive soon. Mrs.
LeGrant is sister of Mrs. G. LIE
Joyce of Moscow.
Earl Stanley, son of Deputy Mar
shall and Mrs. E. Stanley, had the
to fall while walking with
stills, breaking his arm, several days
ago. He is recovering rapidly.
Mrs. F. H. Campbell who has been
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Comstock, left
today for her home at Eugene, Ore
gon.
M. Hansen returned today from a
trip to Genesee.
ouse motored over today to visit their
laughter, Mrs. R. Neal.
Prof. and Mrs. J. C. Wooley have
from six weeks visit in
Iowa.
Chicken feed free to anyone who
cares to clean up around settings.
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Prof. and Mrs. E. 0. Bangs and
title son have just returned from an
trip to the coast. During
he month they were absent from
doscow they visited Vancouver, Mt.
RAINIER and many other places, re-
PORTING an enjoyable trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Holt of Salmon
river have been visiting the past
week at the home of Mrs. Hollis sis
err, Mrs. ]. H. Forney.
Miss Lamona Lamphere is spend
ny the week end in Palouse visiting
elatives.
Harley Mozee, nephew of Mrs. Glen
rice reached Moscow last night from
Jew York. He came west on sight
eeing tour and to visit relatives and
I'LL probably be in Moscow for sever
| months. Mr.. Grice met him in
pokane.
T. Driscoll, capitalist and booster
f Genesee is in town today on bust
ess. Mr.. Driscoll says crops are
God in the Genesee neighborhood but
mere is a shortage of machines and
is progressing slowly.
Prof. R. D. Jameson's mother, Mrs.
ameson, is here to visit her son for 6
few days. Mrs. Jameson holds the :
osition of dean of women at the uni
ersity of Montana. {
Wheat growers read our ad in c
lis issue. Washburn & Wilson Pro- {
uce Co. 274tf (
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Boyd and little c
aughter of Portland arrived in Mos $
wv today to visit at the home of Mr.. t
oyd's brother, DR.. l. R. Boyd. Mr.. $
I'D Mrs. Boyd are returning from '
ip to the east and stopped off here g
n a few days visit. Il
UIrich Lienhard of Princeton was
Moscow today on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hungerford re- o
rned last night by automobile from a
weeks outing at Laks Chatcolet. Il
rs. Hungerfords sister, Miss Marion {,
atridge and Mr.. Hungerford's sister, ii
ISIS Ruth Hungerford, who have ls
en- spending the summer in Moscow 81
weeks outing at Lake Chatcolet. fl
d returned from there to their