The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-16
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Weather-Tonight, fair and warmer
Thursday, probably showers.
A number of members of the Ma
sonic lodge will go tomorrow to Lew
iston by automobiles to attend ses-
sion of the Scottish Rights OF
Masonry.
Frank Wallen, trustee of school dis
trict No. 70, near Troy, was in Moscow
yesterday
H. D. Hadden. east of Moscow, was
in town today on business.
Before selling your Hogs, Cattle,
Veal or Mutton, call phone and get
our price. Hagan and Gushing Co.
152-tf
Miss Marie Tenwick of Aberdeen,
Wash, is visiting her brother, c. A.
Tenwick
A. Y W. c. A. meeting of all Uni
versity girls was held this afternoon
at O'Clock at Ridenbaugh hall.
The tryout for the Montana debate
will be held at the University, April
25th
Easter Candies, Dummies, Chicks.
Brackerts. 1870
Dean Thomson left for. Boise yes
terday to attend a meeting of the new
bureau of mines and geology, recently
established by the state legislature.
John Wade of Kendrfck, Harold
Thomas, Miss Phyllis Cain, Robert
Cain, Don Douglas, and VIM. Watts OF
American ridge were among the num-
Der in Moscow yesterday attending the
funeral of Mrs. Warney May.
c. c. Conklin of Cora was in Mos
cow yesterday on business.
A. Adams of Juliaetta is a Moscow
visitor today.
G. F. Walker of Kendrick was in
the city yesterday.
Ladies and Children's Hose, 1870.
Rrackerts. 1870
Word has been received from Mrs.
c. c. Brown of Innisfree, Alberta, that
she found her son, Frank, better
and rapidly improving from a severe
attack of influenza Mrs. Brown says
the crops in Canada look fine and
the climate much like Idaho
Frank Stevens left yesterday for
Starbuck, called by the death of his
mother. an aged woman of SO years
The Jail at the court house is
strengthened by covering the brick
walls with sheets of steel. This pre-
caution is taken to prevent in the fu-
ture any escape of prisoners. The
brick wall was not much of barrier
Thin Glass Tumblers, 1oc. Brack-
erts 1870 |
The Excelsior society of Creekmur's |
Business college held a delightful So
cial last evening. About 90 young
people attended, who spent the eve
ming in playing games. Light refresh
ments were served.
The funeral of Mrs. Warney May oc-
cured yesterday at II o'clock at the
Methodist church on American ridge
and interment. was made in the Mos
COW cemetery Many of her friends
accompanied the remains to Moscow,
"a automobiles coming from American
ridge.
o. A. Johnson, who formerly lived
in Moscow passed through the city
this morning on his way from Troy to
Spokane.
Hot Cross Buns for the last week
in Tent Emnire Bakery. 169tf
Born, this morning to Mr.. and Mrs
Fl. B. Dallas, son.
Prof PHI Soulen left today for high
school inspection at Burke, Wallace
and Kellogg. He will address par
ent-teacher meeting Friday evening at
st. Joe.
Miss June Miller left today for
two months visit at Seattle. This Is
the first vacation in over three years
that Miss Miller has taken from her
duties in the Western Union as tele-
graph operator.
Mrs. Fred Arneberg of Troy under
went an operation for appendicitis IN
Moscow this morning
A. T. West, owner of the Moscow
telephone and telegraph branch, is In I
the city from Davenport.
Roy Headley arrived today to visit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Head
ley Mr.. Headley is in the govern
ment forestry work and is now located
at Washington, D. G. He has re-
Gently been at Missoula and Spokane :
Miss Fern Berry, who has been en-
ployed in the telephone office, left 9
today for her home at Peck, Idaho. l
She expects to spend the summer at
Great Falls. Mont. Il
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