The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-10-24
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: Weather-Idaho- Tonight and Sat
urday, fair; continued cold, excep
snow flurries. Cold tonight in tn,
south portion.
Sweet and boiled cider at Brattor
& Paulson q
Judge E. c. Steele will leave Sun
day for Nez Perez and Lewis counties
70 try some jury cases for Judge
Scales. He will return to Moscow the
latter part of next week.
Dance by American Legion in Egg
cams Hall Friday night. Mann
Brothers Orchestra. Come 21-5
Mr.. and Mrs. M. l. Mitzimberg and
son from south of Moscow are visiting
IN the city at the home of A. E. Nit
zimberg.
Purity bread. It is different. Sold
by Bratton & Paulson. "a
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Colyar of Col
lax were in Moscow Thursday.
Special reduced prices on all mil
linery at Davids. 1924
Mrs. j. Edwards of Spokane, an
experienced saleswoman, has accepted
position in the cloak and suit and
ready-towear department at David's.
Nuca Nut Butter, perfect substi-
tute, sold by Bratton & Paulson. "a
Henry j. Radermacker Of Boise has
arrived here to enter the short course
at the university.
Dance by American Legion in Egg
gan's Hall Friday night. Mann
Brothers Orchestra. Come. 21-5
R. H. Reid of Colfax is a visitor in
the city.
Take your storage battery to the
Auto Electric Supply Co. for winter
storage. Stored wet or dry. 24tf
Mrs. Pat Gallagher of Miles City, |
Montana, is registered at the Hotel
Moscow. Mrs. Gallagher is under
going an operation on the throat by |
DR.. Stevenson. She formerly lived /
at Palouse.
Your evening hours will outweigh +
all the rest-if you attend our night I
school and take course in secretarial
bookkeeping or shorthand. Technical
Business Institute, 115 East Third
street. 20-2-4 4
Dr. Stevenson will leave in the
morning for Spokane to meet and
bring home his family, who have been
visiting in the east since the first of
August. They will arrive home Sun
day noon.
Rev. Wayne S. Snoddy performed
the ceremony uniting in marriage to-
day at noon Chas. Jones and Miss
Helen Muirhead, both of Moscow.
The newly weds left today for a
short trip.
Dance by American Legion in Egg
.gan's Hall Friday night. Mann
Brothers Orchestra. Come. 21-5
Hans Nelson and Scott Mendenhall
of Princeton were in the city yester-
Nay
]. G. Gibson has shipped three car I
loads of cattle to Spokane this week. .
two from Moscow Tuesday and one
car from Juliaetta Wednesday, which n
were loaded by Fred Campbell. 7
The man who says he can't is US
lally right. You can attend night il
school Monday, Wednesday and Fri
lay nights at lis East Third street. 3
2O-2-4
Mrs. w. A. Estes of Viola is visit
ng in Moscow today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Harris of Troy I,
we're in the city Thursday. = =
Dance by American Legion in Egg u,
san's Hall Friday night. Mann b
Brothers Orchestra Come. 21-5 ci
Mrs. Eliza Goetz of Viola is a at
'isitor in Moscow today.
Sikko Barghorn of Spokane was at
n arrival in Moscow last evening. IN
Dance by American Legion in Egg q q
ans Hall Friday night. Mann ~
Orchestra. Come. 21-5 W;
DR.. G. w. Rockwell fKendrick M;
'as in the city yesterday. ur
Mr.. and Mrs. James Howry of St. hu
ohm, WASH, are visiting at the home Il
Mr.. Howry's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. du
W. Howry. sa
Type setting may be eliminated. Did II
~ notice the Literary Digest of Oc-
Der 18, typewriter wasn't It? Learn
at the Business Institute,
s East Third St. 20-2-4 ga
]. ]. Beckner, who has been visiting t ~
d time friends for several weeks, III, us
# today for his home in California. w. Ne
Mrs. ]. j. Day went to Spokane to- No
" on Drle1 Trip. mo
Colonel and Mrs. E. r. Chrisman bee
We received word that their daught- =
, Mrs. Fuller, is now with her hus- ~
nd, Major Fuller, at Cary, Indiana, u
lere the troops are stationed on ac- n
unit of the great strike W
Train now while your mind is free "a
open. A business college training
a small investment that pays I'M Ae
lnted dividends. Come to the Tech =