The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-01-06

Vern Patten came home Saturda.
! from Seattle. Vern has recently re
turned from Cambridge, Mass, wher,
he attended the radio school, He il
now mustered out of the service.
M. X. Hill arrived today from Spo
kane to spend a week with his broth
=, er, w. H. Hill.
R. Hodgins went yesterday to Orc
fino, to attend meeting of the asy
lum commission. This is the regular
semi-annual meeting for the purpose
of buying supplies. Mr.. Hodgins will
go to Boise tomorrow night to attene
the first meeting of the highway
commission. The secretary of state
is the chairman of this committee.
/ Mrs. R. S. Taylor of Estes was il
Moscow Saturday, accompanied by
Mrs. c. J. Mckee of Spokane, who is
visiting Mrs Taylor.
Mrs. Joe Phillips from north Mos
COW was in town Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Towne and little daugh-
ter, Shirley, left Saturday for their
home at Ellensburg, WASH, after
spending the holidays in Moscow Wis
iting relatives and friends.
Mrs. ]. NJ Arant of Spokane has
been the guest of Mrs. Margaret Ebel
the past few days.
Mrs. D. H. .Sudderth went to Troy
Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs. Jas.
Greear.
Mrs Lindol Smith returned yester-
frnr q ,,1a icit or
sons.
Mrs. G. G. Blackburn, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. E. Trip
lett, has returned to her home at Ken
drick.
Halle Reitze, son of Mr.. and Mrs
F. Reitze on South Adams is i'll of
influenza. Their two daughters are
also victims of the disease, but all are
making satisfactory progress toward
recovery.
Mrs. Ollie E. Arbor of Johnson has
been visiting a few days with Mrs.
G. NJ Miller. 49,
Mrs. o. E. Shomber and daught er,
Jean, returned this morning to their
home at Spokane Mrs. Shomber has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Adair
Mrs. Luella Mckee went to Spokane
this morning for two weeks visit.
Miss Pearl Morgan, who is attending
the university, left this morning for
weeks visit at Winchester, Idaho.
A. H. Olson of the Hub, has been
to Colfax on short business trip.
!, J. c. Northrup of Palouse is in
Moscow today.
John Benson of Princeton is in the
city today on business.
George Benson and daughter of Pot
latch are shopping in Moscow today
Mrs. H. Rokke of Joel has been
visiting few days with her sister,
Mrs. Geo. Griem of Aver.
Eric Swanberg of Troy is in Mos
cow on business.
Mrs. Frank Nero and daughter,
Leona, went to Troy and Avon to visit
friends for a few days. Mrs. Nero
'ormerly lived in that section.
Mrs. John Mix, who has spent the
past few days in her former home at
Orofino, returned to Moscow this
OuC WILL llul1lOOldLtlY open
he COlver cottage on Deakin avenue
Ind will take up her residence there
With her father-in-law, Mr.. Frank Mix, |
ind her nephew, Master Jerome Day. |
The Day residence on Van Buren,
street has been closed for the winter.
In compliment to her sister, Mrs.
Jerome ]. Day, Mrs. Curtis Richard
on on Friday last entertained a very
ew friends at bridge, at her home on |
jefferson street. Those present were
drs. Day, Mrs. Guy Curtis, Mrs Wal
ace, Mrs. Gainford Mix, Mrs. Hutton,
Hiss Stephens, and Mrs. Crandall A /
luncheon was served at the
onclusion of the games.
Jay Carithers, who is employed at
VILLAGES jewelry store, returned yes
erday from Pomeroy, leaving his
wife on the road to recovery from an
ttack of the influenza. Mr.. Car
theirs states the quarantine has been
tut on tighter than ever in Pomeroy.
70 one is allowed to enter or leave
he city without certificate of health
igned by a physician.
w. A. Johnson, formerly bookkeep-
r at the Washington Water Power
office here, and recently
lember of the S. A. T. c., has been re-
lstated in his former position. G.
. Beckman, superintendent of the
ompany in this district, said that his
had definitely adopted a pol
" giving discharged soldiers their
,rmer positions wherever it is posi-
e or practicable, to do so.