The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-09-22
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Weather Idaho - Tonight ane
Tuesday, fair and warmer.
Harry Whittier has recovered from
his recent operation for removal OF
his tonsils and is again at his office
as cashier of the Moscow Stat Bank
Miss Annette McCallie, who is
teaching general science and biology
at the Lewiston high school, spent
the week end at the Kappa Kappa
Gamma sorority.
Mr.. and Mrs J. E Whitson of north
Washington, have rented their house
to Mrs Sarah Place of Cincinnati,
Ohio, and will leave Monday to spend
the winter in Yakima. Mrs Place is
looking for a location in the west and
her husband and daughter expect to
come later.
A popular course in cooking and
serving will be given at the unlver-
sity, the. hours of which have not yet
been decided. Anyone interested call
Miss Leiby, phone 228. A number of
additional courses will be given in the
art department that will be OF in
teresi to the townspeople and they
will be welcome to the classes
Piano Studio now open. Phone 46J
or OAR. Miss fuller. 1894
A marriage license was issued to-
day by Auditor Estes to Floyd Cone
of Princeton and Miss Catherine
Moo,iy of Spokane. Mr.. Cone is
brother of County Commissioner
Gone.
Mr.. and Mrs. r H. Estes of Gridley,
California, are visiting at The nome
of their son, Homer E Estes. Mr..
and Mrs. Estes are expecting to To-
cate somewhere in the lower altitude
of the Inland Empire, having sold
their home in California
John Trimble, teamster of the
Standard Lumber company has moved
with his family from Asbury street
to the J: R. Strong property on
Spotswoods street.
University Students wiz start the
new year off with a lot OF Pep II they
eat Bob's Chilli and Hot Chicken Ia
males. The Bon Ton. zSs-4
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H Van Meter and !
Miss Ruth Fogle visited Sunday at
Ringo, where Miss Fogle preached
Mrs. E. w Beimfohr and children,
Barbara and Casper, arrived in Mos
COW Yesterday from the coast to visit
Mrs. Beimfohr's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Fogle They expect to
remain in Moscow for the winter.
Mrs. Louise Fry of Cedar Greek is
a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs
George Stewart.
Mrs. F. R. Cornwall left Friday for /
Twin Falls, Idaho, where she will
spend the winter with her daughter, i
Mrs. Martin.
Prof. and Mrs. D. c. Livingston
have changed their residence from
north Polk to $40 east Third street.
Miss Camille Mcdaniel, who is in
structor in English and dramatlcs IN
the Nez Perez high school, spent Sun
day with her parents, DR.. and Mrs. ..
A. Mcdaniel.
Dr.. and Mrs. r. Aspray of Spo-
Kane spent the week end with friends
n Moscow
Make that appointment today. Egg
IAN, Photographer, East Third Street
1894
Tie ladies aid of the Methodist
.hurch will meet Tuesday afternoon
1t the home of Mrs. John Nesblt,
With Mrs. W. F. Morgareidge, Mrs.
r. Carson and Mrs. w. ii. Lill1-
ridge as assistant hostesses. /
The women of the Agricultural ]
Club will meet tomorrow afternoon I
It the home of Mrs. E. j. Iddings. |
E. R. Headley is gathering his
rune crop which he sold to Wash II
urn & Wilson Produce Company. He /
as ar old orchard that had been J
eglected before Mr.. Headley bought t
he place. but it will produce several I
ons Of good prunes this year Ii
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Jessup of Mos Y
ow are visitors at the Ed. Jessup v