The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-01-08
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weather Forecast - IOnlSnI ant
Thursday, fair and continued cold.
Talk about prices-Creighton' ar
selling some dandy fine up-to-date all
wool Ladies' Coats at $9.S8 How the.
do it is more than we know. 81
H. H. Simpson and Ben E. Busf
left today on a short trip to the coast
They expect to visit Seattle, Tacoma
and other points.
Mrs. Cave, manager of the Bracker
store in Pullman, was shopping IL
town yesterday.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. E. Broadley
who live near Moscow, on December
26, a daughter.
Mr. and Mrs Alvin Halverson OF
Genesee were trading in Moscow
Tuesday.
Fresh ground green bones for
chickens at Cold Storage Market.
75-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hove of Gen
esee were Moscow visitors yesterday.
Mrs. Isaac Kulberg of Troy was in
the city shopping yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs Rudolph Nordby Of
Genesee were Moscow visitors Tues
day.
Mrs L. R. Scott and children have
gone to Pullman to visit a few days
with Mrs Scott's mother.
Misses Selma and Mi1vina Tidemann
of Genesee were shopping in Moscow
Tuesday
Ed. Heckathorn, ST., is spending the
h I a.
pair work.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Mickey spent
Sunday at the Glen Martin home.
O. E. Martin is helping his boys
along with wood chopping this week.
Mrs. J. E. Gray of Viola was shop
ping in Moscow yesterday.
Charlie Smith and wife leave today
for Seattle, where they will make their
home. Mr.. Smith has been running
tailoring and clothing shop here for
some time, and has recently sold out
his business to Mr. Frank Hocanaur
of South Dakota Mr.. Smith will start
a tailoring and clothing store at Seat
tie.
So many cars having come in at
once, therefore we offer to public
1878 a ton for Utah Egg coal. The
Farmers Union. 85-tf
Horton McCallie is visiting in Mos
COW from Kamiah.
S. B. McKellips of Cashmere, Wash,
has been visiting at the home of John
Jachsha.
Marion Lester left this morning for
Milwaukee for a months visit
C. H. Patten was passenger to Spo-
kane this morning.
The family of A. S. Lyon is quar-
antined for influenza. Miss Norma
Morgan, who is staying there, is VIC
tim of the disease.
Gust Paulson, manager of the Farm
er's store, made a business trip to ,
Spokane today.
S. L. Willis went to Orofino today to
look after his business interests in /
that place.
Miss Pearl Morten of Colfax was
shopping in Moscow yesterday.
James E. McGehee, who left here in
September, 1917, with the Moscow
contingent, came home today from
Vancouver where he has been serving Il
with the spruce division. Mr.. McGe-
hee is mustered out of the service and
leaves today for Lewiston.
DR.. Kotalek of the S. A. T. c. ar
rived in Moscow today on the noon
train,
Mrs C. L. Shaw of Pullman is in the
city today shopping.
Mrs. Alex Sprouse returned today
from Geyserville, Calf, where she has
been visiting several months. IN
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Peterson of Gene
see are shopping in Moscow today.
L. w. Roseboom and family leave to-
day for their home at Portland, Ind.
They have been visiting several weeks
with Frank Roseboom in Moscow.
Mrs. Ellen Town is making her home 7
with her grandson, Walter Town, on
East Eighth street Grandma Town
will be 80 years of age this spring.
Her many friends will be pleased to
earn of her good health. 1t
According to figures compiled by t
he Literary Digest the Armenians are e
I highly religious people. About 80 s
YER cent of them belong to the ORTIZ
tlox church of the nation, small per- c
,entage are Catholics, and few are !! p
MEMBERS. of the regular protestant tt
hurches.