The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-02-21
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r-IdahO-Tonight and Sat
urday, unsettled, occasionally threat
ening Colder tonight in the south
east.
Frank Gustafson, from south of Mos
COW, is in town today.
The Royal Neighbors held an inter
esting session last evening in their
lodge hall. A membership campaign
was planned.
Perry B. Carter returned last eve
ming from Spokane, where he has
been attending the Case Tractor
School.
Harry E Wilson returned today
from overseas duty. He has been in
the service since last June and was
discharged from Camp Lewis. He was
in France about four months.
Miss Allie Cameron, south of Mos
COW. is shopping in town today.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Beier of
Occur d'Alene are visiting in Mos
COW. Mr. Beier is county agent of
Kootenai county and is attending the
extension convention. Mrs. Beier for
merly Miss Dorothy Addy is a guest
at the Delta Gamma house.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Nor
wegian church will hold their annual
sale Friday evening, the 21st, at Z
O'Clock in the church basement Many
useful articles will be sold. Lunch
will be served during the evening. |
Everybody welcome 123-124 |
Frank Brugeman from south of Mos
COW is in town today
Mrs Florence Ebel of Genesee was
in Moscow last evening on business
Some people are remembering that
Uncle Sam still needs support man,
who does not want his name men
toned, bought $4,000 of w. S. S. yes
terday at the postoffice.
"Hearts of the World" the big
Griffith film, will be shown at The
Orpheum Feb. 18th and March 1st.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Snow and
two children arrived today from
Occur dAlene for few days's visit
with Mr.. Shows mother, Mrs. M M
Snow and other relatives. Mr. Snow
is a graduate of our university, in the
earlier years of its existence.
Mrs. Chas. Town returned today
from spending the winter in Californ-
ia and Oregon. !
Mrs. Ben Mccoy, who has been
taking medical treatment in Moscow,
went to her home today at Southwick.
Miss Dora May of Troy has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Frank May, |
who is recovering from an operation :
n Moscow. :
Miss Olive Kendall of Pullman was s
shopping in Moscow Thursday. r
Clearwater country, but his head =
luarters are in Walla Walla. a
Joe Brockman of Ferdinand, Idaho, t
S visiting his sister, Miss Mamie t
3rockman on Jefferson street. g
The Catholic Ladies will give
lance Friday evening, the 2lst, at the
(. of c. hall Dancing will begin at
80 Music will be furnished by the s
Orchestra. l23-l24 S
If YOU want seed oats, write for N
amples and prices. Mark Means Co., II
lewiston. Idaho. 123-126 is
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. j. E. Blue !, =
ntertained at her home in honor of =
er daughter, Mrs. Everett Nord, who
J visiting her Those present were r
lrs. Earl Smith and little daughter
,velyn, Mrs. Earl Jesiger, Mrs. Alex
prouSe. Mrs. Everett Nora ana llttie
on Delbert The mothers OF the
Dung ladies were also present Mrs.
!, T. Hegstad, Mrs. James Nolan, Mrs.
rt Draper and Mrs. j. E. Blue. Three
of two families were pres
nt Mrs. A. T. Hagstad and daugh-
n, Mrs. Smith and daughter; Mrs. Sc
lue and daughter, Mrs. Nord and son. -
he afternoon was spent in fancy -
erk after which dainty refreshments M
ere served. in
Mrs Emma Ravens is ENTERTAINMENT Az
morrow at her home on East Eighth or
rect four of her sons and their fam
les. The guests are Mr.. and Mrs.
ben Havens of Ferdinand, Idaho; Mr.. M
Id Mrs Vern Havens of Viola; Mr.. Mi
i'd Mrs Clinton Ravens, north, OF DO
oscow, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Ravens -,
Moscow.
George McCroskey, one of the
ea1thiest land owners of Pullman, lnf