The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-09-08


ed their home on south Washington
street to Mr.. and Mrs. McEllett of
Salt Lake city, Utah. Mr.. McEllett
comes to Moscow to attend the Voca-
tional school at the university. Mr..
and Mrs. Cay expect to spend the
winter at Long Beach, California.
They go in hopes of the southern
climate benefiting Mr.. Gays health.
Prof and Mrs. R. B. Gray motored
to Sokane Thursday morning to at
tend the Interstate fair.
| Mrs. Albert Lindquist has just re-
turned home from an extended visit
win relatives in Washington
Mrse. Eb Martin of Moscow who
recently underwent a very serious
operation at the Deaconess hospital
in Spokane, is reported to be recover
ing as well as could be expected
The Merry go-round'' club will
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
A. A. Frazee.
Mrs. P. Rawson, who has been
quite i'll for several days, is reported
to be much improved
Bert Smith of Wallace, Idaho, ar
rived in Moscow, Wednesday evening,
illness of his mother, Mrs. Lindoll
Smith.
Miss Selma Ronbolt of Avon, visit
ed in Moscow Wednesday.
Mrs. J. E. Ellis and children of
Troy, were Moscow shoppers We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Wiley johnson of Nez Perez,
Idaho, and her son, Morris Johnson,
who expects to enter the university
next week, are spending few days
in town.
Raymond Kennedy from near Gene
see is reported as quite i'll in a local
hospital with typhoid fever.
/. Morgareidge went to Spokane
Thursday morning to spend few
days at the fair
zane, Washington, are spending few
lays in Moscow, guests at the home
If their daughter, Mrs. William
Gibbs.
M. B. Dallas, of the United Motor
company went to Spokane Thursday
morning to spend a few days at the
air.
Prof. G.. w. Hammer and Prof, E.
T. Baldwin left Wednesday for the
Clearwater country, to spend few
lays camping and fishing.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Flint of Troy
we're Moscow shoppers Wednesday.
Helner Anders, who spent the past
ew weeks with relatives and friends
n Moscow, returned to his home in
spokane Wednesday.
Mrs Myrtle Hatley returned homes
Wednesday afternoon from Spokane,
yhere she spent the past week visit
ng friends. II
Mrs. M Davis of Juliaetta was in
1oscow Wednesday on a shopping
our.
Mrs. William Kennedy and Miss
Eileen Kennedy of Genesee, were in
Ioscow Wednesday enjoying the
opular past-time Of house-hunting.
H. w. Brummund and son Ted
were passengers to Spo-
ane Thursday morning. They went
) attend the Interstate fair.
J. r. Collins and l. R. Collins were
roy business visitors Thursday.
Miss Hester Scott is spending a
w days in Spokane.
Mrs. A. H. Johnson and Mrs. P. G. il
lsen delightfully."- entertained the Of Il
GERS of the Woman's Home Mission /
ry society of the Methodist church i
the home of Mrs. Johnson. A de- 4
ghtful afternoon was spent. Mrs. /
ohnson outlined the work that the Il
istrict society expects to do the Il
,ming year and also what they ex- Il
set of the local society. A dainty II
ncheon was served Mesdames ]. le
Heckathorn, G. w. Towne, w. H. K
and Miss Anna lnskeep #
ere special guests. IL
D. W. Hannah, Judge J. H. F'orney k
i'd Prof. Sherman Dickinson spent IL
lursday at the mica mine on bust Il
,ss. IL
Word from Mrs. S. E. Hutton to lE
oscow friends states that they are Is
wv in Vernon motoring through IE
e White mountains. She states 1E
at they hope before many more If
onths to be back in Idaho. IE