The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-01-07

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E. E. Crandall, manager of the Bel
Telephone company in 20 counties Q
Idaho and Washington, left for Spo
kane yesterday after a brief visit il
5 Moscow. He was accompanied b.
Mrs. Crandall, who will remain in Spo
kane as long as her husbands dutie
keep him in his Spokane headquarters
Earl B. Mack returned home Sun
day, honorably discharged from tn,
rvice. He has been Is mGnths will
TIE list aero squadron, spruce di
vision at Vancouver. He will farm
near Moscow
Miss Cora Hanson, returned Sunday
to Randall Flat, where she is teach
ing.
Mrs. J. c. Mathis and Mrs Pear
Tomlinson returned Saturday to theii
homes in Spokane.
( Mrs. A. Mathis has been visiting he1
friends the past two weeks in the
country near Moscow.
Mrs. Albert Nicely has received word
from her husband, who is in France
that he expects to leave soon for Am
erica.
VIM. Valentine of Colfax visited
Sunday with sfiends in Moscow
/, Mrs. J. F. Hsssi and Mrs. ]. K. Small
ley of Pullman were shopping in Mos
COW Monday.
Mrs. Joe McReynolds of Pullman
was in Moscow yesterday.
Mrs M. A. Crawford returned last
ir, rie3t ~, D,,1J
Mrs. B. J. Jones of Palouse is shop
ping in Moscow today
Herman Screiber, who was former
ly in the hardware business, in Mos
COW, was Moscow visitor Monday.
Mr.. Screiber is now travelling repre-
sentative of a machinery company of
Spokane.
j. G. Gibson left this morning on
business trip to coast points. J. G.
Wilson accompanied him.
Mrs. J. Hamilton and Miss Nellie
Williams of Viola are in the city to-
day.
Mrs. L. W. Squier and son, Bruce
and daughter, Mrs. c. Fawver of Viola
are visitors in Moscow today.
Mrs. Chas. Jain, Mrs F. B. Hampton
and Miss Gresham of Genesee, are
in Moscow, shopping today.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Smith of Garfield
are in Moscow today on business Mrs. !
Smiths mother, Mrs. C. A. Gwinn, ac-
companied them
Melvin L. Hagan, son of Ole Hagan |
of Troy, returned today from the
spruce division of Vancouver barracks. |
Melvin entered the service from Mos
COW, June 28th, and is now mustered |
out.
Mrs. John Swecker, Sr., of Troy was
called to Vancouver today by tele-
gram announcing the serious illness
of her son, Carl-of pneumonia Carl
is with the spruce division of the serv-
ice.
Miss Permeal French, dean of wom-
en- at the university, returned from
her vacation on Sunday evening Miss
French spent the greater part of the
brief holiday in Salt Lake. as the guest
of her brother. She stopped off one
day in Boise on her way north.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Van Sickle of
Lewiston were in Moscow yesterday
on business.
Mrs. w. J. Harris of Juliaetta Wis
tied with friends Monday in Moscow.
Thomas Hall, superintendent Of the
Moscow brick company, left today for
! weeks business trip to coast points,
IN the interets Of the brick company.
Mrs. R. N. Miller was visiting Mon
lay and Tuesday in Moscow as the
guest of her sister-in-law, Miss June
Miller.
Gilbert Smith and Alfred Gilberton
If Genesee were in Moscow yesterday b
IN business h
Misses Zelma and LEVEL Cone of b
Princeton are in Mocow visiting at the f
ZONE of their uncle, Mr.. G.. S. William n
on. 4
Mrs. S. r. McKeehen of Troy was in Il
he city yesterday shopping. n
j. D. Sampson has been appointed h.
y Mayor Truitt to the position of .
equity marshal to succeed Charles -
umm erfield, who will serve as deputy
heriff with sheriff-elect Woody.
Lieutenant Ernest Lindley, son Of
resident and Mrs. E. H. Lindley, re- b
lrned home today from Camp Han h
ock, Georgia. Lieutenant Lindley is 6
lustered out and will take up his =
tudies at the university. =
George H. Curtis, graduate Of the -
University of Idaho, and one Of the =
nodes scholars sent to England by u
lis university, has just accepted az
osition on the faculty of the Albion :
tate normal school in Albion, Idaho.
r. Curtis is a member of Beta Theta =
fraternity, and was a brilliant stu
snt when in college.
So many cars having come in at
ice, therefore we offer to public
,psumers Of coal on board the car at
,.75 a ton for Utah Egg coal. The
armers Union. 85-H
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