The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-09-04

Moscow and Spokane, on account of
the Interstate fair at that city this
week. One coach is set out here by
the south bound trains and picked up
as the train goes north, and another
extra coach goes through to Lewis
ton. Travel on this line is heavy.
Before selling your Hogs Cattle,
Veal or Mutton, call phone Z and get
our price. Hagen and Cushing Co.
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That the fairs have a great at
traction for Indians is shown by the
large number going through Moscow
from the reservations south of here,
to Spokane this week. About 25 per
cent of the passengers on today's
train were Indians
An auditor collects the fares on
Northern Pacific trains between
Lewiston and Spokane this week, ow-
ing to the heavy travel which re-
quires the conductors time to look
after the trains.
The Spokane & Inland Empire
trains are crowded this week, owing
to the heavy travel to Spokane, be-
cause of the fair.
Professor and Mrs. Phi. Soulen have
returned from Feeley, Montana,
where they spent two weeks visiting
their son, Harry, who is manager of
the Feeley stock ranch, of 5000 acres,
a good part of which is irrigated.
Their daughter, Miss Marie, who has
been attending the Boston conserva-
tory Of music met them at Feeley
and accompanied them home. They
made the "Trip by rail over the Mil
waukee railroad to Butte.
See our display ad in this paper.
Metropolitan Investment Company.
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: Corlis McElroy and Homer Estes
left for Spokane Thursday morning
in Mr.. McElroy's automobile. They
will attend the Methodist conference
in session in Spokane.
DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Adair, and
daughter, Miss Bernadine, and grand
daughter, Miss Jean Shomber, went to
Spokane Wednesday by automobile
and will return Friday evening. Miss
Jean Shomber, who has been spending
the summer with her grandparents,
goes to Spokane to enter school next
week. Her parents live in Spokane.
Kenneth Collins also accompanied the
party to Spokane.
w. H. Barker, of Okanogan, Wash,
is in Moscow, a guest of his daughter,
Mrs. Guy Wolfe.
Miss Bessie Walter, stenographer i'll
the auditors office, had her tonsils
removed last Saturday. She is still
confined to her home, but her many
hope to see her back in the
office next week. She is said to sbe
getting along nicely.
A large number of Moscow people
went to Spokane today to attend the
Interstate fair, in progress there this
week. Many went by train but the
greatest number went by automobile.
The Methodist conference, in session
in Spokane this week, has taken a
great many members of that church
Moscow. 1t is estimated that
more than SO members of the local
church are in attendance at the con-
Attorney E. C. Boom returned
Wednesday evening from Colfax
he had a case before the super
ior court of Whitman county He
won his ease after a hard battle.
L. F. Parsons, j. F. Stewart and
B. Green returned Wednesday night
from Spokane where they went to Sc
,ure a number of attractions for tie
Moscow harvest festival, They made
! hurried trip by automobile, leaving
Moscow at II o'clock and getting back
late the same night.
Miss Pearl Doyle is spending the
week with Miss Alma Lauder at the
alters cabin, "Inwood' near Moscow
mountain. The young ladies are en-
the solitude Of the woods and
are really "roughing it."
E Mrs. HI. M. Tierney, a pioneer of
his section, who is now living at Oak
and, California, where her two sons,
Dennis and DR.. Frany Tierney, are
coated, is in Moscow. Mrs. Tierney
till owns the old home place between
Moscow and Genesee, and has a host
If friends here. She will be here
lbout two weeks on a combined bust
less and pleasure trip, looking after
ier land and visiting friends, and will
hen return to Oakland, via Enter
Oregon, near which place she
as a farm. Her SON., DR.. Frank
'ierney, has returned to Oakland
fter serving as a dentist with the
lrmy in France, while Dennis has a
inc position with the Standard Oil
ompany.
Mr.. and Mrs L. C. Kerns of Pa
ouse, with their daughter, Miss Way,
re in Moscow today. Mrs. Kerns is
ust returning home from a months
isit at lilo, Idaho, and was met here
y Mr.. Kerns in their car.
Clyde Marsh left this morning for
Iorthport, Wash, for a short stay.
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