The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-22
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weather - lQanO - IOn1gnt anC
Wednesday, fair; light to heavy
frosts tonight.
Atty. G. c. Hoyt of Troy was in
the city yesterday.
Chas. Jain of Genesee was in the
city yesterday.
j. Mates of Genesee was a business
visitor Yesterday.
B. Marbelle and W. T. French of
Viola were in the city today.
Anton Nelson, VIM. Bower and A.
M. Johnson of Deary were in the
county seat on highway business to-
day.
Mrs. Charles Culton of Viola was in
the city today.
Nels Nelson and Eric Rierson of
Little Bear Ridge were in Moscow to-
day on road matters.
p A. Enger of Park and IT, P Jones
and Sam Fret of Bovill were in Mos
COW yesterday on highway business.
Before selling your Hogs, Cattle,
Veal or Mutton, call phone 7 and get
our price. Hagan and Cushing Co.
152-tf |
A. E. Daley was in the city today
from Harvard on business before the
probate court.
Dr. Gibson, T. P. Jones, Oakley Hall
and VIM. Watt motored to Moscow to-
day from BOWL.
M. E. Lewis returned Sunday from
southern Idaho.
Miss Sarah Duggan returned last
evening from visit at Reardon, Wn.
John Lienhard of Princeton, j. D.
Morrissy Of Harvard and Stanley
Starner of Potlatch are in the city to-
day on business of the Princeton ar
ward highway district.
Dr. Henrietta Moore was a guest
Sunday at the M. e. Lewis home.
Any one having any Red Cross sew
ing on hand, please finish and return
to the rooms this week, SO the allOt-
ment can be shipped.
Mrs. NJ j. Strel1nauer of Lewiston,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. {
De Laney, returned to her home today. {
Mrs. Strellnauer reports that her lit :
tie seven-year-old grandson, Vernon !
is recovering from brok
en- leg, sustained about a month ago, =
caused by being runover by an auto :
mobile.
After an absence of two weeks from +
the city, DR.. Gritman has returned n
home. il
H. L. Clifford of Spokane, who has
accepted a position with G. Richard O
son. architect, arrived today in the t;
city. 0
Mr. M. E. Washburn has received W
word that her nephew, Howard Wash c
1urn, had safely arrived in New York l
md also Harvey Fullerton has made II
safe landing from overseas. i
Born to Prof and Mrs E. j. Bald !, -
vim, a daughter this morning, at Grit u
mans hospital. Prof. Baldwin is in -
he chemical department at the Uni .
ersity. II.
Mr.. and Mrs James Nelson of Big
Bear Ridge motored in to see the ia
rophy train last evening. Their chill cr
rem, Alfred and Miss Stella, are at W
ending the university. &C
Mrs. Robert Johnson, who has been ra
listing her mother, Mrs. j. Schu- tn
lacher, has returned to her home at ed
ubOiS, Idaho. She was accompanied in
S far as Spokane by her sisters, Mrs. ST.
ezold and Miss Schumacher, who re- tn
lrned home by automobile. tn
Miss Hazel Harrington has returned ic'
,om Boise where she spent the win
II with her sister. Mrs. Ernest Noble. re
Mr. and Mrs Lemuel Hunt arrived o.,
,day from New York. Mr.. Hunt has co
cen in the navy service for II months, fri
eing stationed in Scotland part OF FL,
lie time. His last trip included Cuba.
Mrs J. Fl. Chute returned today sal
ON Plaza, Wash, where she has SEE
zen visiting her sister, Mrs. A. H. po
oodhurst. While away Mrs. Chute's mi
tile child was very i'll. Mr. Chute go thu
e to Plaza for a few days The sti
lid is now much improved. the
Last week Judge Forney lost a ten tha
liar cane One hour after The Star der
irror appeared on yesterday, the to
ne was returned. 1t pays to adj 9th
rtise. yer