The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-05-07
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Weather-Id aho-Tonight and Tues.
day, fair; warmer in the south tonight
Lieutenant Earl David, who is sta
toned at San Antonio, Texas, with
the aviation department, is now pro-
NOTED to the rank of captain.
Wednesday, May 18th, in Guild hall
D. M, reading of Shakespeare
Hamlet" by w. H. Bridge. Admis-
sion 25c. 1868
Mr.. and Mrs. S. p Hall and little
daughter returned Sunday from Ham
ilton, Mont where they were called
by the death of Mr.. Halls brother-in-
law, Chas. Ray.
Davenport's Mission Sweets-Fresh
every week at the Owl Drug Store.
1873
Mr. and Mrs Wilson of johnson,
and daughter. Miss Genevieve, visited
in Moscow today with Mrs. e. Van
eniauX.
Mrs. Eta Ellis, sister of the late
G. G. Carpenter, is in the city from
Jerome, Idaho.
J. ]. Humphrey went to Spokane to-
day on a short business trip
New line of Stamped Goods, Center
pieces, Sofa Pillows, Scarfs and Baby
Dresses at Brackerts 1879
Mrs. ]. D. Brethauer of Reardon,
Wash, is visiting at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Mary Duggan
Mrs. ]. L. Smith of Bull, Idaho, is
in Moscow called by the death of her
father, G. G. Carpenter.
Try box Of Mission Sweets, said
to be the finest candies manufac- 1
tured in the northwest, at the Owl
Drug Store. 1873 |
Sergeant Glen Hallam returned
home last evening from Fort Russell 1
Wyoming. where he was discharged
from the army service. Mr. Hallam
was nine months overseas with Co. d
of 361th Infantry, and was through
the fight of the Argonne Forest. HIS
brother, Lieutenant Clyde Hallam, is
with the artillery school at Camp Tay
lor KY, where he will remain for
some time.
Davenport's Mission Sweets-25c to
S1.50 per box at the Owl Drug store.
1873
Sergeant Ivan G. Foster arrived
Monday evening from Fort Russell,
Wyomoing to visit his aunt, Mrs A. l.. :
RANSOM and other relatives, before !
going to his home in Seattle. Mr..
Foster was nine months overseas as ,
instructor in the bayonet drill.
We are in the market for ranch
an Orange woods. Phone us at our
expense Mark Means Co., Lewiston,
Idaho. 1851
Mrs. d. Fl. Faris, who ha sheen Wis
ting at the home of her mother, Mrs.
D. Wethered, returned to her home
oday at Occur d'Alene. C
F. L. White was a passenger to
Spokane today.
Mrs. S. L. Willis and Miss Plummer
vent to Spokane today for a few days
'isit. u
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Boyer of Hill p'
sity, Idaho, are in Moscow called by OF
he death of the formers mother, Mrs. F.
. R. Boyer. tn
Norman Holder Of Payette and re- IT
emily from overseas, is visiting at &c
be University, a guest at the Kappa Vi .,
igma house. "
Mrs G.. E. Morgan of Juliaetta is w w
| Moscow for few days, visiting her w ",
ons, A. A. Morgan and A. J. Nor 81 ssl'
an. wi
Campus day will be observed Fri
ay, May 9, at the University Part F.
: the holiday will be labor day for tel
lie students and faculty. ifo
Before selling your Hogs, Cattle, of
cal or Mutton, call phone z and get "A
lr price. Hagan and Cushing Co. Co
152-tf the
Mrs H. D. Warren of Deary was a the
oscow visitor today. gle
Mrs Russell Coffin and mother, " u.
RS. Driscoll of Seattle, arrived to- laa
y to visit Mrs. Coffin's sister, Mrs ~ " =
thur Snow, south of Moscow. ~. ne
The Chi Delta Phi corporation will mn
Id it's annual election of officers er;,
d board members, May IA, at SOB, tic
iversity avenue Of
The stage for the high school en- old
tainment next Saturday evening not
'uld be especially interesting as it Z