The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-04-28
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Weather - Idaho = Tonight and
Tuesday, fair; cooler tonight, with
light frosts.
Mrs. Nell Kluver of Deary was in
Moscow, Saturday, shopping.
Mrs. ]. w. Hazlett of Uniontown
was in the city Saturday.
Miss Alice r. Walden and Miss
Royette Meek of Pullman were shop
ping here Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. c. N. HinchIiff, of
Colfax, were in Moscow Sunday. hav-
ing motored up in the forenoon This
was Mrs. Hinchliff's first visit to
Moscow and she was surprised to find
such large city here.
Mrs. Leo. Leutsch and Mrs Ethel
M. McAllister of Juliaetta, were in
the city today.
o joy, Rex Beach's laughing Bill
Hyde at the Kenworthy, Saturday
only 1870
Word has been received that S. E.
Hutton has safely landed in New
York from overseas. Mr.. Hutton is
with the division of the motor me-
chanics service.
A dollar loaned to the government
is patriot dollar. How many ''pat-
riots" are you going to lend your gov
eminent?
Mrs M. E. Triton of Spokane has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. An
drew Hagan.
Mrs. j. c. Pierce returned today
from a weeks visit at Lewiston.
A big special, 1.-The One Woman
by Thos Dixon at the Kenworthy,
Thursday and Friday. $50
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnt Larson had as
guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Carlson and family and Enard Carl
son, of Palouse; Mr.. Halvor Olson,
Ben Oslund and Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
Larson and family Of Genesee.
Miss Mary C. Maggie and Miss VIC
let NJ Maggie of Palouse, were Mos
cow visitors Saturday.
Mrs Elmer Haynes of Clinton was
in the city Saturday.
Mrs. Joe Guy of Palouse was in
Moscow Saturday.
He that is good at making excuses
is seldom good at anything else. Have
you made an excuse or have you
bought your Victory Bond?
Adorable Viola Dana and first three
episodes of the Iron Test, Wednesday
at the Kenworthy. $50
Mr. and Mrs. O.. w. Beardsley re-
turned Saturday from Spokane where
they attended the aeroplane exhibit !
ton.
Henry Corset and Henry Halseth
of Troy were in Moscow Saturday on
business.
Dr. and Mrs. T. A. Ball and child
rem of Pullman, spent Sunday with
relatives in Moscow.
Charles Lebold, one of the pioneer
farmers of the Fallons district, is in +
Moscow today on business. Mr.. Lee
bold reports crop conditions In his To-
cality and between there and Moscow
as exceptionally good.
The Great Victory at the Kenworthy
tonight. $50
There are three kinds of dollars.
The idle dollar that is doing no one
any good; the dollar that is wasted
in extravagant living; then there is
the patriotic dollar that is spent for
buy a bond. What kind of dollars
have you?
Before selling your Hogs, Cattle,
Veal or Mutton, call phone 7 and get
our price. Hagan and Cushing Co:
152-tf
Mrs. Marquis and son, A. Marquis,
returned to their home at Charleston,
today. They have been visiting Mrs
Marquis sister, Mrs Oswald, for a Jew
days.
Mrs Root of Asotin has been visit
ing old friends in Moscow for several
davs Mrs Root was formerly MIS-
Allen Hall She was one of the pio-
neers of this country. She with her
family came to Moscow in 1878 and 10
Gated on a farm southeast of MOSCOW
where they lived many years.
Mr. and Mrs. M. p. Miller and lit
tie daughter spent Sunday in Genesee, .
guests of Mrs. Wood
A. S. Lyon and H. B. Mickey return
ed today from Montana.
On the fingers Of one hand you can
count all the motion nictureS prOduced y