The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-01-01

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turned from overseas and is home on
a furlough. Covers were laid fer
eight. The other guests were Mrs.
j. W. Luallen, Mrs. Nellie Hare, Mrs.
Pearl Brannon, Harry Simpson and
Floyd Olson.
Grant Robbins, who has been home
for the holidays, returned yesterday
tto his work in the ship yards at
Bremerton. ~N ~
The new Wirthmor and WelIwortk
: waists are in-S1.5O and $3.50. They
are beautiful.-New fabrics, new
styles and colorings. DAVIDS'.
. Mrs. Maud Reeves was an arrival
yesterday from Lewiston.
to take up her studies at Reed Col
lege, Portland.
Mrs. Nellie Hare left yesterday for
a few days visit in Spokane.
Mrs. Frank Barkwill and son of Sc
attic, who have been spending the
holidays here visiting relatives, left
yesterday for their home.
Lieutenant E. Cook and Lieutenant
Kimbel left yesterday for Spokane.
superintendent Beckman of the
Washington Water. Power company,
was IN Moscow yesterday.
Word has been received that War
rem Hull, Of Viola, was seriously in
= Jured while working at Occur d'Alene
IN a logging camp. His leg was
B caught between two logs and badly
crushed, probably necessitating ampu-
tation.
For Sale-Good quality baled alf-
alta hay at $500 per ton at mill.
Any quantity. Mark P. Miller Mill
ing Co. 74-tf
Mrs. R. F. Hazeltine and children
arrived last evening from Spokane to
make an extended visit at the home
of w. j. Hazeltine.
j. Jacksha came home last night
from Spokane, where he has been TAX
ing medical treatment.
Miss Marie Corwin of Palouse was
registered Tuesday at the Hotel Mos
cow.
John Sampson returned from Ken
drick this morning.
Prof. A. A. Marden went to Pull
man this morning,
Mrs. w. S.. Bell and Miss Thelma
Bell left this morning for Spokane
for a weeks visit.
Women's and misses coats reduced
$1.00 a day until sold. Tomorrow
they are $500. Don't wait too long,
your choice may be taken. DAVIDSs.
Captain Joe Braham of Washington,
D.. e., has been in the city spending the
holidays with friends. ,b5'
Mrs. G. l.. .Beckrnan went to Spo-
kane today ito spend the week end
with Mr.. Beekman's parents. TgS
Mrs. Pearl Tomlinson and Mrs. J..
G. Mathis of Spokane arrived today
ents, MR. and Mrs. Geo. E. Hart. t
Fresh ground green bones for
chickens at Cold Storage Market. s
75-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Doyle of Wal !
lace have moved to Moscow to make
home. Mr.. Doyle is employed E
as pharmacist for S.. L. Willis. Mr.
and Mrs. Doyle have taken apart r
ments at the Idaho hotel. s
Born, December %, a son, to Mr.. 4
and Mrs. D. G. Helm of American a
e
The new Wirthmor and Wellworth t
waists are in-$1.5O and $3.50. They Q
ire beautifuI.-New fabrics, new +
styles and colOrings. DAVIDS'. j
Ray A. Walker of Pullman was a a
in Moscow yesterday. =
Mrs. O. ]. johnson and children left !,
his morning for their home at Peck, n
IDAHO, after a visit with Mrs. john s,
sons sister, Mrs. j. I. Headrick, south "
If Moscow. O.
Mrs. B. R. Kinert and Mrs. G.. A.
1rs. Kinert's home. Mrs. Carder will in
1isit there about a week. l,
A vigorous childhood if carefully II
will result in a vigorous 81
manhood or womanhood. Negligence an
n permitting children to eat food al
is hard to digest has brought e.
tomach and bowel trouble to many see
household. Children are fond Of r
ourishing food and easily digested. m
six your grocer for it. 68-tf ty
Mr.. and Mrs. B. R. Kinert, of Hill
ard, spent Christmas with Mrs. Kin
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. T.
'arder. -
DIR. Clarke was a passenger last
light to Joel.
Mrs. Myrtle Telford went to Pull TO
an today for a few days visit.
Prof. and Mrs. H. H. Conwell left al
lis morning for Spokane. They will
, away a few days on business and TO-
leasure.
Lester Bell, who has been mustered
1T of the navy service, went to Pull .,
an TODAY to attend school 90
Ivan Williamson went to Juliaetta q
st night on business. m.
Women's and misses coats reduced we
90 a day until sold. Tomorrow up
ey are $500. Don't wait too long, Dc
,ur choice may be taken. DAVIDS'. the
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Had Peculiar Accident my
Last Saturday evening, when Carl lie,
ID Roy Smith were going to Pull pie
an with a motor truck, an accident mo
Cured about a mile out of Pullman. edy
le car struck a rock throwing Roy ]
rough the wind shield, cutting his sin
CO very severely. The wounds were Do