The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-10-11
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Weather daho-Tonight and Sun
day, fair in the south; probably rain
in the north portion of the state.
Prof. PHI. Soulen returned yesterda,
from a joint meeting of the Teacher
Association of north Idaho at Lewis
ton. One of the pleasant features O.
this meeting for the university wa:
the organization or University
Booster club among the university
graduates and ex-students in The
teaching field Among the thiray
university students who attended the
banquet at which this club was
launched all the teachers but one
were at one time students of Prof
Soulen. Almost every class from ZOE
to 10 was represented.
The Moscow chapter of P. E. 0. in
formally entertained hundred OF
the non-sorority women Of the univer-
sity at the home of Mrs. HI. H. Sirp-
son on Friday evening. The time was
spent in games and stunts, one OF
the latter being a spook dance by
Donna Eggan. Elaborate refresh
ments were served during the evening.
The spacious house was beautifully
decorated in autumn flowers and
leaves.
Wanted boarding house, near cen
ter of city by members of faculty and
students of University of Idaho. Phone
242 1914
Miss Anna Mitchell and Miss Carrie
Mitchell, pioneer residents of Mos
COW, but recently of Wenatchee, left
this morning after a short visit in
Moscow, looking after their property
near the University, which they have
rented to students. They are moving
to California, having sold a fruit
farm they conducted at Wenatchee.
Mrs. j. H. Chute and children are
spending vacation week visiting rela-
tives at Plaza, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Rhodes of Spo-
kane motored to Moscow last evening
for short visit. Mr.. Rhodes was
proprietor OF the Rhodes Harvester
works that formerly were conducted
n1oscow.
Before selling your Hogs Cattle,
Veal or Mutton, call phone andege
our price Hagen and Gushing GO.
152tf
A. L. Morgan, well-known attorney,
returned today from Enterprise, Ore
gon. where he and his partner, E. G.
Boom, have been employed in very
case involving the title to
1900 acres of rich land. 4
There was a light attendance at the
meeting held yesterday afternoon for
the purpose of organizing a loea! OF :
TIE grange in Moscow. No organlza- .
ton was perfected rM4FTFSt 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Martinson Of I
Genesee wereE trading in Moscow to-
day.
Mr.. and MRS. E. J. Paulson and
family of near Paloqse we're Visitors !
IN Moscow today.
E. C. Dahlgren Of Occur d'Alene
was in the city yesterday III sri
M. Fry Of Ferdinand, Idaho, was IN
he city Friday 49, M Hill !.
Wanted Boarding house near e44-
er of city bysmembers Of faculty ana
,tudents of | University sDf Z dann.. !
Phone 342. s;tV-4
Mrs. Roy Haynes and daughter,
francis and Marian, Of Palouse, are
pending the weekend in NqscoW. NE +
haynes will be over Sunday.
DR.. v. M. Gilchrist returned Friday
vening from a trip, TO Boise. /
DR.. Rae has gone to California
where he will remain, making the trip
Y automobile.
Mrs. A. B. Town arrived in Mos ;
ow today to visit Her parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. E. NJ. Carson. =
Master Wilson Rogers returned to {
1endrick today after visit at the
ONE of his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Irs. Matt Horrigan. Il
Have you a spare room? 1t is need
4 for students at the University. List
With the Bursar. Phone 81. 1O-4 !