The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-02-20
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"A. L. hOllelSOH HAS ToCelNeu WOT
from his brother, DR.. Rollefson, VIII
has been in France, that he is now O.
this side and will soon be home.
Arlie Decker returned yesterday t
Potlatch, where he is land agent TO
the Potlatch Lumber company.
Mrs. George Richardson is now abb
to be out for the first time after beinl
confined to her home for seven week
from the effects of a fall.
The B. Y O. F. club met this after
noon with Mrs. George Horton, al
hostess.
Ensign c. P. Lewis, son of Mr.. an(
Mrs. NJ E. Lewis left today for Trail
British Columbia, where he has a posi-
ton in the smelter
The Historical club will meet tomor-
row afternoon at 2:30 in the cloak
room in the basement of the city lib
rary. Prof. H. T. Lewis will give a
talk on Russia. All women of the
town are cordially invited to hear this
interesting address.
The county commissioners have ad-
journed to meet again March 5.
A. Dygert left yesterday for Mon-
tana to look after his land interests.
Misses Nellie Toner and Florence
Gustaveson made short trip yester-
day to Palouse.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Nor
wegian church will hold their annual
sale Friday evening, the 21st, at Z
o'clock in the church basement. Many
useful articles will be sold. Lunch
will be served during the evening
Everybody welcome 123-124
Earl Berry has rented his moth
er's, Mrs. Emma Berry, farm south of
Moscow Mr. and Mrs. Berry have
purchased fine new house furnish
ings and are moving to the farm this
week.
Mrs o. w. Beardsley received word
that Mrs. Pear Brannon died last
night in Spokane of pneumonia fol-
lowing influenza. Mrs Brannon had
lived some time in Moscow, leaving
here January 70, and number of
years in Colfax, where her father re-
sides
Mrs Audrey Herington entertained
six of her stenographer friends at her
home Tuesday evening, at delightful
party.
A. T. West of the telephone compa-
ny is in Moscow today.
Miss Maud Barnes of Spokane has
been visiting Miss Olive Frazier for
a few days She left for her home to-
day.
The Catholic Ladies will give a
dance Friday evening, the 21st, at the
K. of c. hall Dancing will begin at
80. Music will be furnished by the
Orchestra 123-124 |
Mrs Ole Erickson and little daugh-
ter. Dorothy of Troy, are the guests of
Mrs. Florence Hupp today.
Mrs. S. R. MCGOWAN of Lewiston
was called to Moscow yesterday by the
Illness Of her sister Mrs. Alice Hook
aday. Mrs. McGowan's daughter, Mrs.
W. L. Hendricks, accompanied her.
Mrs. M J. Schooler arrived today
rom Genesee to visit her daughter,
Mrs. j. H. Dye.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Harris went to
Tuliaetta today on business
Mrs. A. H. Bethel and daughter, Miss
esther, went to Spokane today for a
ew days visit
Mrs H. ,Eulster has gone to Weippe ,
O visit her daughter.
The Catholic Ladies will give a :
lance Friday evening, the 21st, at the !
(. of G. hall. Dancing will begin at
80 Music will be furnished by the
Orchestra 123-l24 9
Mrs Homer Estes entertained some
f the Pythian Sisters yesterday at G
inner in honor of Mrs. Ernest Ran $
all. Those present were Mrs. w. A. h
simpson. Mrs H. Thatcher, Mrs. G.. Ev
cbroeder, Mrs Ed Collins, Mrs. R. S.
ucker, Mrs. Clarence Jain and Mrs. +
Wilson.
Mrs. Ernest Randall of Little Pot i
itch is spending a week in Moscow
18th her mother, Mrs. Mary Buchanan.
If you want seed oats, write for :
amples and prices. Mark Means Co., d
ewiston. Idaho. 1925
Miss Margaret Yangall is i'll in Spo- q
ane with a mild attack Of influenza. e
Note these prices for flour and e
ed at flour mill a
team Rolled Barley, per ton iol