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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28
about Ell Posoans.

S. II. Cronft has moved from 1905 20
1929 clifton street
D. b G-unston has moved from the
Ramsey apartments TO III North
Kansas street
". II. Wehner has moved from the
Austin apartments 20 1915 North
Campbell street
8Ir. and Mrs T. o. Payne have
moved from 500 East Rio Grande 70
918 North Stanton.
J. Bryon Jones and Mrs Jones have
changed their residence from sos Cliff
street 20 1903 River.
r. s. Archer has moved from 5zl5
Tularosa street and has taken an
apartment at the Palms Court
Mrs. Ray ". Biard presented her
husband with a girl baby at Hotel
Alabama, 218 South Oregon street
AIr. and Mrs. Fl. A. Ladd have
Changed their residence from 3l6 East
Rio Grande TO 1917 East Boulevard.
1Ir. and AIRS. J. Il. Hinsel have
moved from their former home, 510l
Douglas street 20 411g Nations avenue
T. 3. White and AIRS. White have
moved from 1881 Mckinley avenue and
are now located at sos Aurora street
mr. and AIRS. W. A. Rank and BIZ.
jr-, have returned from six weeks
fishing trip spent at Lake OkobojL
Iowa
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L HUMPHREYS have
moved from their former residence.
2407 san Diego, 60 los North san
AlarciaL
lIr. and Mrs. John Watson and son.
John Watson. jr.s motored 10 Cham
berino, where they attended q din
ner party given at the Clyde smith
home.
1Ir. and 1Irs. vyron NJ Gibson. Mr..
and Airs. Earl c. Gibson and Miss
Matte Gibson motored 70 Las Cru
ces to attend the Dona Ana county
fair and on their return stopped IN
Berino. where they visited az the n.
P. Gibson home over Sunday.
News comes OF the birth OF a baby
daughter 20 Capt and Mrs, p. 3.
Rogers. OF Dallas. Tex, on Sunday
morning, September Is. The little
maideu's name is Harriet lucia, 1Irs.
Rogers Is the former Miss Clara
Fink. one OF the city's popular So
ciety girls
Capt John " Harris. commander OF
camp Calvin Crozier, Sons Of Confed-
crate Veterans by order OF Nathan
Bedford Forest commanderlnchfef
and chief Of staff, Sons OF Confeder-
ate Veterans has been instructed TO
appoint the following as rlatrons and
maids OF honor TO represent camp
Calvin at Houston. Tex. at the an
uual reunion Of confederate veterans,
october 6 70 8 Matron Of honor. hrs.
C. = Bryan sponsor. Miss Emma Ma
ton; maids of honor. Miss Margaret
MURRAY and Aiss Vera Geer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28
The Hair Destroying
Curling Iron Passes

The heated iron makes the hair dry ana
aarchad looking. burns off the ends. giving
q most untldy appearance You who have
learned this from experience VIII be glad
90 hear o. a very simple method when is
open 90 rome Of the ohiecuons referred 70
and which gives better results than the
curling iron
auf- ger a leW ounces OF plain How'd
sllrne-ine al your druggists and apply
lttle with clean toothbrush before doing
~ chs hair. drawing the brush down one
strand &C time erum root TO tip. In three
hours your hair VIII be as beautifully
ravv and curly a.s though Mother Nature
did it. and &c VIII be quite manageable. no
matter what style o. colfture you adopt
The eject VIII be much prettier than II
you used waving iron. VIII last much
longer. ana the health Of your hair win
not suffer Sllmeriue Or not sticky or
sreasy, but is quite pleasant 70 uss--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28
New Orleans Visitor Is Elected
To Membership In B. B. S. Club

A n A meeting Of the 3. B. S. club
n held Tuesday morning. Miss Jean
Giraud was made a member Of
the club Miss Giraud, OF New Or
leans, who IS spending some time in
the city. Is adding materially 10 the
personnel OF the younger society set
and Is an interesting addition TO the
clubs membership. At the meeting
Tuesday gold and white were adopted
as the club cOlors-
The members Of the club accepted
Invitations to attend the football
game TO be played on Saturday be-
tween the members OF the Calumus
club and the high school and they
viii attend the game In body wear
ing the Calumus club cOlors- blue and
white, on one arm and their own
colors. gold and white. on the other
Other interesting plans were dis
cussed at the meeting.
The membership IS now Includes;
Misses Nancy Beal Williams, Leuna
Robinson. Mildred Rogers. Jean
Giraud, Margaret eff. Frances or
penheimer. Marion Howe. katherine
Dick and Jane Burgess
A group OF the girls Of the school
set have formed a social club which
viii meet every alternate Saturday at
the homes Of the members The first
meeting for a discussion OF plans and
selection OF a name viii be held sat
urday afternoon at the Ainsa home
with Misses Geraldine and Roselle
Alusa as hostesses- The personnel
OF the club Includes Misses Kathy-
leen Orndorff. Geraldine and Roselle
Ainsa. Mary Frances Robinson. nellie
Hotchkiss Majorie Reese and Anna
belle Gray. The meeting Saturday
win begin at 3 o'clock. The group viii
enjoy some form Of recreation at the
meetings. including bridge and other
diversions All Of the club members
are students at the FL Paso School
for Girls.
A meeting Of the Daughters Of the
British Empire was held Monday
afternoon at the home OF the regent
Mrs William Jennings. on Hueco
street It was decided 10 bold a rum
mage sale beginning October IS. Airs.
Jennings viii receive articles donated
for the sale
The Fidelis class OF the First
Baptist church will meet this evening
with Miss Bertha Turner at her home.
ISIS East Boulevard The Fidelis
class meets once each month with the
members Of the class for a social ses-
sion
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28
Christian Endeav0r Society To
Give Musical For Bride-TO-Be


annual election Of officers Wednes-
day evening at o'clock in their
room In the church. The girls well
attend the regular mid-Week supper
and devotional service and then ad-
journ for the business session The
nominating committee IS composed Of
Mrs Henry T. Bowie Miss Ereda
Rhelnheimcr- Miss Katherine Bean.
Miss Eva Srapleton and Miss Pauline
Latta-
The Women's Guild OF the First
Presbyterian church viii meet with
llrs. w C. Beatty 42le TroWbridge
street Thursday afternoon at o'clock
Assisting 1lrs- Beatty viii be Mrs.
j. L. Foster. Airs. r. p March. AIRS.
". r. Blair, Mrs Josephine McCamy,
Mrs J. g. Barada, president Of the
guild win preside over the business
session. The women are asked TO
bring their sewing materials as
Christmas stockings viii be made
The Mems Service club and the
WOmen's Guild OF the First Presby-
terian church send committees each
week 10 the county hospital TO dis
The Guild also regularly visits the
uomen's clinic, and the sanitariums-
Mrs. s. C. Van Almen is chairman Of
this work
The board OF trustees OF the First
Presbyterian church viii meet In
regular session wednesday evening
Immediately following the mid-week
service I'm the church office Reports
Of the church finances for the month
and for the quarter viii be given.
Supper VIII be served az the First
PRESBYTERIAN church at $3.50 we'd
uesdav evening by the Women's MIS-
sionary society with Mrs. C.. T. Van
derpool acting as chairman AT the
devotional service at 1880 DIT. Floyd
Poe will rnaa 8
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28
Mrs. r. O. BauSh Becomes Bride
OF Major In u. S. Marine Corps

gsorEet crepe OF smart modelling
combined with self-tone lace and her
becoming hat was a picture model OF
black velvet Adding further 10 the
beauty Of her costuminE was her arm
bouquet Of golden chrysauthems ms
The bride has Travelled for the last
year in the Orient with Lieut. Com
and 5Irs- Karl smith and became &C
ouainted wlth Mai. Randall IN the
Philippines while ne was stationed
at Cavite. During the past spring
and summer ne. bride has been the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. Arch Hotch-
kiss. at the Hotchkiss home on Elm
street
Immediately after the ceremony
Maj. and Mrs Randall left for san
Francisco and Mai. Randalrs station
at Mare island. where he is post ad-
frrHnm#
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28
Ell PasOans Returning.

Frank T. Murphy has returned from
a two weeks vacation spent IN Dali
las and Wichita Falls
Mrs. Harwood ]. Simmons and son.
Edward Simmons. OF East Rio Grands
street. have returned home from a
visit OF two months IN California
Mr.. and Mrs. IS. j. Harris. who have
been spendldg the sumner months iu
California, viii leave Long Beach on
September % for Fl Paso. They are
making the trip overland and It wiz
take about seven days for them 20
reach here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28

a IRIS ". r. BROWN is giving an
M informal tea from 4 until this
40 afternoon at the Brown home on
Los Angeles street to compliment
Airs. Sidney Moore, new chairman Of
the Mcdowell club. The courtesy TO
1Irs- Moore is a reunion OF the Mac
Doweu club members with only mem
bers OF the club present
The reception rooms Of the Brown
home are decorated with eutumn
flowers and from table Of pretty de-
tail in the dining room tea and sand
wiches are served with Mrs. Walter
Ponsford and Miss Florence Crissey
presiding.
The house party includes officers
and directors Of the Mcdowell club.
Airs. WIN T owen, president Of tie
Woman's club 20 which the Mac
DoWeu club IS an auxiliary and che
members OF the 1IacoDWeu club trio,
Airs. Ralph Henderson, Mrs. J. j.
Raster and Mrs. Charles Andrew
Forty guests are calling.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28

A 2 A pretty ceremony in st. Glenn
a ents Episcopal church at .
o'clock this afternoon Mrs r. O.
baush, Of Pennsylvania nee Miss Lu-
ellie Belt became the bride Of Mas.
ALBERT Edward Randall of The y. s.
Marine corps DR.. Fuller Swift. rec
tor Of ST. Clements. read the lines
Of che impressive Episcopal service
iu the presence Of relatives and in
innate friends a bout tho altar and
chancel were embarked a wealth OF
eolden clrysanthemums combined
with ferns and foliage
The bride was lovely In brown
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28
81 Pasoans Auau.I

Ted Cooley. 5r., left Monday FOR
Ann Arbor. Mich, where he will con-
tinue his studies at the University Of
Michigan.
J. s. Johnson. mining engineer. and
L lngolfsrud, mechanical engineer.
left Tuesday for Parral. where they
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28

1880 o'clock at the First Presbyterian
church. The chorus Of Is selected
voices win be directed by C. J. An
drwa. supported by Mrs. james g.
McNary az the pipe organ These
rscitals are always free and the pub
lie q In-lLal-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28

Are Your Glasses Properly Adjusted Z
II your glasses do not give your
eyes a feeling Of comfort and eff
cheney. there may be something wrong
and a competent optician should be
consulted Possibly the lenses need
changing. but more probably the
glasses need adjusting This is part
OF our service which we gladly per-
form for you. Need Glasses2 Ask
SeEalL
Fl Paso Optical Co.
los Texas St. 211 san Antonio St.--Adv.
You can enjoy all the benefits Of
owning an auto. with none OF its
worries, If you use the Green Line
taEis, touring cars. Cadillac SIS or
limousines- The rates are reasonable
and cars may be had al any hour Of
the day or night
City Service Co., Tel. $500
Autos, Texas. Baggage. Moving, Pack
ing Storage, Shipping--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28

are 70 do some expert work for the
AlvaradO Mining company
Alrs, Jack Metcalf left Tuesday for
Santa Barbara. Chihuahua, 20 join
her husband. a mining man In that
camp. Mrs. Metcalf has been living
In Fl Paso during the disturbed con-
dltfons in Mexico.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28
Parfes

AIRS. Ruth Gay gave a miscellaneous
shower Monday evening at the home
Of AIRS. A. II. Forbes in honor Of Miss
Anna NJ Carson. who is TO be mar
ried to S. L. Quisenberry October 5
Bunco was the diversion Of the
evening and the first prize was won
by Miss Lydia Carson and the consola-
ton fell 10 Miss kathryn Racial
A salad course was served The
bride-to-be received numbers Of beau
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28

The Christian Endeavor society. Of
the First Presbyterian church has
elected the following officers for
the next six months: President. Miss
sophia Gilchrist; vice president. ].
Glenn BiIlers secretary. W L Ben
ton: treasurer. Dan Crockett: chair
man OF standing committees. prayer
meeting. Miss Barbara Worcester
music Miss Margaret Moore: social.
Miss LeLie Clugstens missionary, Mrs.
J. Arthur Ramsey; membership, Neal
rafta
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28
AutomoBiling and Outings

Mr.. and Mrs. James Graham Nc
Nary and 1lr. and Mrs. W L ToOley
left Saturday for a motor trip TO the
Pecos river. They VIII return home
Thursday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28

Lon. TI|| -T-| I17---I|.
The length Of life" Of SeEalrs
Kant-Break Rimless Glasses is pro-
longed far past that OF any other
lenses so that the cost Of the mainte-
nance OF your glasses IS much re-
duced. They are really 90 percent
break-proof. Gail and let us con
vince you that we are not exaEger-
atinE their virtues. Need Glassesy
Ask SegalL-
IT PnEo Optical Co.
106 Texas St, oil san Antonio St.--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28
hlnsicnL.

There viii be no meeting Of the
Mcdowell club this evening the
usual meeting date
me first sacred concert OF the sea-
sen win be given Sunday evening az
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28

The Christian Endeavor society Of
the First Presbyterian church win
have a moonlight "Weiner Roast" on
the Mesa Tuesday evening. All the
Young people are asked to meet at
the church at 6 o'clock Tuesday even
lng- Those Intending to go viii tele-
phone Pauline Latta, 1928, in the
church office
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28

gymnasium e @ Be opened WithIn .
short time.
The membership OF the Aid society
OF Tsleta viii entertain their hus-
bands at dinner this evening at $50
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. II.
Pratt, az Tsleta-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28

The Phuathea class OF the First
Presbyterian church VIII hold its
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28

the First Christian church IS TO
give a reception and musical TO
honor Miss Beatrice Kills, bride-to-
be OF the coming month, on Friday
evening in the reception room OF the
church The hours are TO be from 6
until 10 o'clock and the members Of
the receiving committee are Rev. and
Mrs. Milo Atkinson lr. and Mrs v
7 Hillis. Miss Beatrice Kills. her
tiances Herman Rosch; Paul Hale.
MISS Nell Scott Miss Sybil Shedd.
Miss Anne Chase Miss Mildred Dow.
Rally day at the First Presbyterian
sunday school was a great success.
Following is a list OF the pupils
who were promoted.
Cradle roll. promoted 10 beginners
Frank Farrell. Jeanette Ferguson.
Dorothy Henze, George Murray. Is
telle Pearson, Allen Sayles. william
Shutes, Bayard Shelter. Clifford Lee
slrmans. Okla Taylor, Seymour Thur
mund, Frances LANCE. William Dea-
son
Beginners. promoted 70 primary
Rufus March. Harvey Bergman. Billy
Howell. Billy Thomson. Robert Nc
Ace, Mary Elizabeth Hendricks. Mar
shan P Flint Boyd Wilson. Gus Eek
hardt. James Thornton. Charles Pick
EFT. Mary In Rec Miller, Carroll
Wade, Elizabeth Bradshaw, James
Lee Murdoch. Lawrence Jacobs.
Charleton Mcdaniel. Mary Francs
Blair.
Primary. promoted 70 junior: Anna
Gwyn Dearing. Martha HAYES. Lor-
aine Hail. Marjorie Hendricks, Iris
Lewis, Nary Louise Lynch. wilma
Morgan, Ann Webb, Dick Wilson. r.
w Crockett, ir-, Frederick Doerr.
Frank Foster. James Raster. Kenneth
Mckenzie, Harvey Mckee. Woody
Vaudeville, Hamilton Russell. Betty
Alley. Mary Elizabeth Bailey
Juniors. promoted 70 inferno diate.
Esther Day. Laura Pearcy. Helen
Railston, Louise Stapleton. Louis
Brock Robert Ramey, Phillip Crock
EFT. Edward Wade
intermediate promoted 20 Senior.
Clugsten, Margaret Hamilton, Mar
garet Benjamin. Betty Harris. Marie
Lawless, Ruth Lilly, Wilma Cleavin-
ger, James A Dick, jr-- ". l. Tooley.
1r- Ewing Waterhouse.
.
The annual meeting Of the Woman's
Missionary society OF the New Mexico
conference viii meet at Las Cruces.
n n, September % 10 October @
attend the meeting and viii take part
In the programs
The program for Wednesday fol-
lows
General subject 'Evansslism.' Co
rinthiana. 1888
Opening song, council hymn No. 11L
Devotional Bishop IT. II. DuBose.
Worker conference. conducted By Hrs
". e Care, Ashury Fl Paso.
Address OF welcome. Mrs .. ". Nor
gan, Laa Cruces, n H.
Response. 1frs. W. van Sickle. Alpine.
Tex
Presidents message
Organization
reading OF minutes. Mrs. ]. II. walker.
Alpine. Tex
Special music. directed by Mrs. ". j.
Stevens. Las Cruces. ~ n
Report Of corresponding secretary. Mrs.
]. n. Derrick. Alpine. Tex
Report Of treasurer, Mrs. Ben Randals.
Pecos. Tex
Report OF superintendeuts;
Young People. Mrs w C. urton. Kos
ven. n. n
ChHdran-aIrz s. G. Douglas. Fl Paso.
Tex
Mission study AIRS 2. n. Barton Cal
iun, n. NJ
Social service and supplies. Mrs. Albert
sisz. Pecos. Tex
CLOSING prayer. aIrs. ". r. vandsrpool,
Lagdalena, n. 1f-
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-28

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ne t.rn 6 words, We VII pay ts9ls ~
FIsst SIS 1rd $50 eth SIS. late0 49,
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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-17
PRINCETON PICKINGS;
SOCIAL AND OTHER NEWS

PRINCETON-M and Mrs. H. L
Hawkins were in town on business
Wednesday.
Harve Howell of Palouse and Mrs
Guy Nolen and Miss Tyler of Spokane
Monday
The Mcvay family have all gone
harvesting with e. Bain's machine.
~ Johnnie Sinclair is home from the
hospital and is improving rapidly.
r. Rasmussen and family have
moved back to town and are living in
Mrs. Harris house.
J. G. Skeen has been on the sick
list this week but is able to be al
work again.
Mrs. Eden Tribble is improving at
last reports.
Nose Taylor from Rock Creek is
giving the inside of the depot a new
coat of paint
Bruno Schell OF Palouse purchased
several head of cattle from Elmer Mil
Ter and Joe Skeen
Mr.. Harris is enjoying a visit with
his father for several months
Mrs. A. Cunningham is here from
Montana accompanied by her grand
son. He will go to school hera. Mrs.
Cunningham is nursing in Onaway.
John and Art Henderson came down
from the camp and are harvesting.
They have the worlds record loading
logs-2S0,000 feet in eight hours.
L. L. Young and e. BunneY's thresh-
ing machine is in Palouse
Arch Daily and wife, Cecil Miller
and wife and Mrs. F. l.. Daily were
Sunday visitors in town.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-17
BALL PLAYER DIES
MAY BAR PITCHER
MEMBERS OF TWO TEAMS MAY
REFUSE TO PLAY IF CARL
MAYS PITCHES BALL

NEW YORK.-(By A. Pray
mond Chapman, Cleveland short STOP
who IVES hit on the head by ball
thrown by Pitcher Carl Mays, in yes
terday's game with New York Am
orleans, died at St, Lawrence hospital
at 1850 a. m. today.
Chapman tried to dodge high bail
and was struck on the head. The
ball bounced into the field and was
fielded by another player. The UNI
pire gave Chapman first base, but ne
was knocked unconscious and was
rushed to hospital where his con-
dition was found to be serious. He
died early this morning.
Players Make Strong Protest.
BOSTON.-By A. P.)-Players of
the Detroit and Boston clubs of the
American league today prepared to
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-17
UTAH LOSES SECOND
PLACE TO P0RV0 RICO

SALT LAKE CITY-Utah has lost
second place in the increase of nation
al guard forces and the distinction has
fallen to Porto Rico, which in July
showed an enlistment of 1876 men out
OF an allotment of 1,641. Utah ON July
81 had an enlistment of $40 out of an
allotment of 713, and is regulated TO
third place, Wyoming is in first place
with 542 men enlisted out of an al
!otment Of $50.
Guard officials here are hopeful.
however, that Utah may again get
back to second place as hospital unit
is to be recruited in the near future.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-17
GOAT INDUSTRY IN
UTAH MAKING GAINS

SALT LAKE CITY-FNOr the first
time in. its history, Utah this year fig
ured the goat industry as distinct
from sheep, and according to returns
from assessors, there are goats in 20
of the 20 counties in the state, aggre-
eating about 10000. The largest herds
are in Kane county where they num-
Der about $4,000 head and the smallest
number in Weber county where there
are five.
The largest value placed upon the
animals in any county is in Salt Lake
where a goat is assessed at $500 and
the lowest in Iron county where the
value is $323. AS the fleece from a
goat averages three pounds, the wool
crop from the goats in the state will
aggregate about 10000 pounds
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-17

planted in the streams of Montana
during the present year, according to
J. H. Brunson, superintendent of fish
hatcheries at Anaconda, Somers, Emil
grant and at the Madison river The
trout planted this summer have been
of five species-grayling, brook trout,
natives, rainbow and fingerlings.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-17
, = . = . = = = = = = = = = = .
= CITY NEWS .
: = = = Z 4 1. d : = = L = Z. = L

Weather-Idaho-T and Wed
nesday, fair and cooler.
Mrs. Hubert Whaley from Tacoma
arrived today to visit her mother, Mrs
Frances Randall
Mrs. R. L. Smith and Miss Mary
Fagen of Palouse, are shopping il
MOSCOW today.
j. A. Harsh, banker of Dearly, ant
family, are visitors in Moscow today
For Rent-Parlor, bedroom and
BATH, sunny and modern. No re-
strictions. Can be seen Thursday
and Friday at The Kenworthy. 1916
Miss Mary Kelsey of Spokane, ar
rived in Moscow this morning for a
short visit with friends.
Mems wear fabrics by the yard for
women and childrens garments
Schwarz, Tailor. 1898
G. E. Critchell and Guy Paschell OF
Ronners Ferry, Idaho, are business
visitors in Moscow this week.
Special at Cold Storage Market
Sugar cured bacon Csc per lh and up.
For cash only. 75-77
Miss Elizabeth Zimmerman Of Gar
field, has been visiting in Moscow for
the past few days with Miss Meta
Frazier
Joe Jones, prosperous farmer of Pa
louise, and family, are business visi-
tors in Moscow today.
The University of Idaho wants string
beans for canning, delivered to the
canning factory near the heating plant.
Prices 5 and cents, depending on
quality. 74-75
Ralph Chambers of Bovill, was a
business visitor in Moscow yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. N. Lamphere and
daughter visited over Sunday at the
Herman Voss home near Potlatch.
DR.. and Mrs F. c. Gibson of Bovill
arrived in Moscow this morning for d
short visit on business.
Special at Cold Storage Market
on U. S. inspected lard No. ) $1.10, No.
10 1920, No. 20 $40, No. so $3.50.
For cash only. 75-77
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Driscoll, who
have been visiting for the past month
at the G. A. Carder home, left this
morning for their home at Medford,
Oregon They were accompanied as
far as Wenatchee by Mrs. Carder, who
will visit relatives at that place for
some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom H. Jones of Spo-
kane, are business visitors in Moscow
this week.
J. G. Peterson, publisher of the La
tab County Press, of Dearly, is a visitor
in Moscow today on business.
Albert Carr of Orofino, arrived in
Moscow this afternoon for a short
business visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Mcclure have just
returned from Seattle after two
weeks visit with Mr.. McGuire's brother
They made the trip in their car.
Oscar Huffman, farmer of near
Kendrick. and family are business
visitors in Moscow today.
|. A. Myklebust, merchant of Troy,
is business visitor in Moscow today.
Miss Bernice Smith returned today
from Spokane where she has been
visiting friends for the past two weeks.
Mrs. A. Goetz Of Viola, is shopping
in Moscow today between trains.
Charles Symmetrical is a visitor in
Spokane this week on official business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Kentop of Spo-
kane, are visiting friends in Moscow
for few days this week
Prosecuting Attorney John Nisbet
'eturned this afternoon from a short |
business visit at Lewiston.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-17

Montana Streams RestOcked
ANACONDA, MOnt.-When the work
ceases for this season, approximately
26.000,0O0 trout fry will have been