The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-11-07

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Sat
urday, probably rain or snow.
Albert Sogard of Culdesac is
visitor in the city.
Edwin Smolt of Genesee was il
Moscow today.
The American Legion will give
dance Friday night at Eggan'!
Hall. 34-3t
w. O. Mitchell of Newport, Wash.
was in Moscow Thursday.
w. E. Daggett of Lewiston was ii
Moscow Thursday.
C. H. Nash and F. w. Reed of Coeul
d,Alene are visitors in Moscow.
The American Legion will give a
dance Friday night at Eggan's
Hall. 34-3e
Floyd Moore of ,Grangeville is at
tending the federal court.
Mrs. Ray Nicholson and brother,
Alec Forest, went to Lewiston today
to visit their mother.
Mrs. M. Ford returned today from
a seven weeks visit with relatives at
Seattle.
Attorney and Mrs. A. L. Morgan
went to Spokane today. They will
return home Saturday.
Foot ball game will be played at the
fair grounds instead of on the Uni
versity gridiron tomorrow (Satur-
day. beginning at 2:30. Don't miss
it.
Mrs. George Hiteman of Lewiston
visited this week with Mrs. w. M.
Schumacher.
Mrs. j. J. Day and children, Miss
Bernice and Jerome, Jr., went to Spo-
kane today. They will return home
tomorrow.
The American Legion will give a
dance Friday night at Eggan's
Hall. 34-36
Mrs M. j. Schooler left today for
her home at Genesee, after a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Louis Steltz.
Mayor J. G. Gibson shipped a car of
cattle to Spokane this week.
Joseph Van Buskirk returned today
from a visit. at Potlatch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lind of Lenore,
Idaho, are in town today on business.
j. G. Gibson, B. G. Parmenter and
c. E. Walks have been attending the
stock show in Spokane this week
See the Montana-Idaho foot ball
game at the fair grounds, 2:30 Satur-
day afternoon.
Mrs. G. P. Nelson arrived in Mos
COW today from Lewiston.
Miss Mary Joe Wicks of Summit,
Idaho, is in Moscow to visit a few days
with her brother, Guy Wicks, a stud
ent of the high school.
The American Legion will give a
dance Friday night at Eggan's
Hall. 1896
Mrs. C. M. Campbell and two child
arrived today from Spokane to
make their home in Moscow. Mr..
Campbell has accepted a position in
shoe department and has been
here about three weeks.
E. j. Fjeldsted, a graduate Of the
University of Idaho, who is now on
the extension staff of the Oregon Ag-
with his stock judging team who
at the stock show in Spokane.
The members of the team are ]. K.
.O1O, ". II. OCclSlOll, w. Uu. SOIy, W.
Seho and Frank Brown.
The American Legion will give a
dance Friday night at Eggan's
Hall. 1896
Today an extra coach on the North
I'm Pacific carried a fine marine band
% the Lewiston Livestock show, pass
ng through Moscow.
Mrs. j. Thompson, sister of Mrs. M.
V. Schumacher, is quite seriously i'll
t a local hospital. Mrs. Thompson
gently same to Moscow from Mon
ana.
The American Legion will give a
Friday night at Eggan's
Hall. 1896 4
Frank Frazier, who lives east of !
ioscow, is at the hospital, being dis :
bled with a badly ~sprained back.
Miss Mary A. Cheek, who addressed
be Presbyterian young women ON the
of "Missions,' was the house !
uest Of Mrs. ]. G. Eldridge while in Z
city. Miss Cheek left for New t
7ork this morning. {
A. L. Morgan, well known attorney, {
eft Friday afternoon for Spokane on |
business trip. +
Montana-Idaho football game at y
air grounds 2:3O Saturday afternoon. I
! will be we'll worth seeing. |
E. E. Lowell, representing the T.
:. Allen company, manufacturing /
ewelers, of Los Angeles, vas in town
week. Mr.. Lowell spent his boy
God days in Palouse, his father being {
lanager of a pottery at that place Y
ANY years ago.. ]