The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-11-08
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fair and
cooler. Sunday fair.
Mrs. John Drew and ner sister,
Miss Josephine Chadek, who live
northeast of Moscow left today to
visit their sister at Northport, Wash.
Mrs. S. E. Monahan went to Occur
d'Alene to visit her sister, Mrs. A.
Keller.
Mrs. A. Lindquist, went to Pullman
today.
N. Williamson returned yesterday
from Spokane, where he attended the
stock snow. He reports a big crowd
and a fine show.
Miss May Collinsworth. of Andrews,
Iowa, arrived here Sunday to take
charge OF the Grove school, southwest
of Moscow. Miss Collinsworth is a
cousin of Mrs. Chas. Grove.
Miss Alice Bessee is teaching at
the Hunt school, northeast OF Moscow,
taking the place of Mrs. K~alinowski,
resigned.
WantedzA good cook for boarding
house. Able to handle from 20 to so
people. phone 342. 37-9
Mrs. Ed. Oberg is visiting friends at
Fairfield, Wash, and other Inland
cities. sess
The Excelsior club of the Moscow
Business College held "a delightful
party at the college rooms Thursday
evening. n
w. P. Jinnett and A. l.. %Jinnett, Jr.,
with their families Of Sorrento, Idaho
have been guests during the past
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A jolly party of young people sent
the evening at the Baptist church
Friday night. The young women
served supper to the young men who
with teams e~xcavated a basement
under the lecture room. 4
w. O. Mitchell of Newport visited
Dean Hamilton and family at the
Baptist parsonage last week.
Word has been received from Mrs.
Ellen Madison at Seattle, that she is
improved in health. She sends for
the Star-Mirror to get the news Of
her home town.
Wanted-A good cook for boarding
house. Able to handle from 20 to 80
peopIe. Phone 342. 37-9
Mrs. J.. A. Mcdaniel left yesterday
for Nez Perez, to visit a few days
with her daughter, Miss Camille, who
teaches in the Nez Perez high school.
The Arts and Crafts department of
the Historical club will meet at the
club rooms at the library, Monday
afternoon at 2:3O. Each one should
bring a pair of scissors, a hat pin and
some paste.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter No
Ian, a son, November 1.
The next meeting of the Mountain i
View club will be held November 20, |
at the home of Mrs. VIM. Mills.
Prot. and Mrs. J. P. Barackman of
Viola are visitors in Moscow today.
w Porter Shafer and Ed. Klonick
Of Lewiston are attending the federal
e
Claud Tracy and Jack Rowe of Gill c
Wyoming, are visitors in Mos 7
low. :
G. p. Bjorn of Deary was in the 7
,ity yesterday n
Bay Clark of Palouse was in Mos F
,Ow today. [
Miss Bessie Clark, who teaches at
o~alonse, is spending the week end with t,
Mrs. Chas. Grove, south OF Moscow.
VIM. H. Pelan of 9otlatch was in a
he city, Friday. c
Mrs. Lindol Smith has returned Il
rom a zkree weeks visit with friends
It Boise. W
Mrs, Zelma Grayson and little child O.
# Garfield, Wash, arrived today to f
risit Mrs. Grayson's parents. Mr.. and
IRIS 7 M Griffith -
j. T. Norton Of the u. S. bureau OF ct
will leave tomorrow on a vaca-
ion trip to St. Paul. IL
Mrs. M. E. Washburn and Mrs.
George Richardson returnedw yester- F,
lay from a shopping trip to Spokane. ri
Mrs. Phil Routzahn of Garfield is ht
n the city visiting friends.
z. L. Girard Of Lewiston was in
Friday.
Yesterday at a meeting of the For d.