The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-12-28
HARVARD

Miss Freda Queener, eldest daugh-
ter of t. P. Queener, a prominent far
mer living two miles east of Harvard
and Sylvan Davis of Bovill were
united in marriage at st. Maries, De-
cember oath. The bride is one of
this communitys popular young la
dies and has spent her entire life on
the upper Palouse and is an active
worker in Sunday School and church
work and community affairs in gem
eral. The groom is a popular young
mechanic in the employ of the Pot
! latch Lumber Co., at BOvill and is
well and popularity known here, hav-
| ing grown to manhood in this locality
and obtaining his education in the
, Harvard schools. After a brief visit
with relatives and friends here the
happy couple will make their home in
Bovill. Their many friends join in
wishing them happy journey
through life.
The Christmas tree Saturday even |
ing was a big success. An excellent |
program consisting Of songs recita- |
lions and drills was given by the |
school children, under the direction |!
OF Misses Faye Darr and Alice Rouse,
teachers in the Harvard school, The
tree was beautifully decorated with
tlnsel and gold, while evergreens
were hung about the windows and
along the walls of the building. The
weather was fine with just enough
snow for sleighing, and the building
was packed to the doors by one of
the largest crowds ever to assemble in
Smiths hall. All expressed them
selves as highly pleased with the eve
nlng's entertainment
Mrs. George Gertie of Russell, Ida
no visited with her mother, Grandma
Parker and other relatives at Wood
fell few days last week.
r: T. Owen left Thursday for Mi
Ian, Wash, where he will visit with
relatives over the holidays.
Misses Faye Darr and Alice Rouse !
Are spending the Christmas vacation, I
1T their homes in Moscow and Troy, |
;
Mr. and Mrs. A. McCown of Freeze s
md Misses Doris and Helen Chrystal !
If Bovill spent Christmas at the H. W. I
Garfield home.
Allen Turnbow Of Moscow is visit
ng with Fred Bay this week.
Miss Edith Gray left Friday for her
lone in Viola to spend the holiday
acatiOn.
Those of our young people who are
way from home this winter attending
Ugh school that came home for the
olidays were: Beulah and Barbara
iilder Anna Gleason, Vera Corey and
ohm Gleason from Potlatch, Beatrice
linman, Helen Thompson and Arian
thompson from Moscow, Rolla Moore
rom Lewiston, Utah Cochrane from
'alouse and Elmer Johnson from
pokane.
Misses vina and Mary Cochrane of
1oscow are visiting relatives on
hambers Flat this week.
E. j. Chesley of Princeton was
usiness visitor on Meadow Creek the
rst of the week.
V. G. COchrane, who is working in
gas engine school in Spokane spent
christmas at his home on Chambers
lat.
G. H. Schribner, of Chattaroy,
listed friends up the river over
hristmas.
Mr.. and Mrs P A. David and son,
harles, and Mrs. Annie Smith spent
hristmas at the home of Mr. and
RS. John English in the Hoodoos
Mrs. E. c. Johnson who has been r.
aging at the E. c. Nelson home in
Harvard, since returning from the 81
ospital at Bovill since three weeks
go, has so fully recovered as to be
de to return to her home at Yale.
Mr. and Mrs G. F. Morsching and
aughter, Phyllis and Miss Louise
ibbetts of Potlatch spent Christmas
it'll relatives in Jerome Greek. Miss
ona Tinnel of Steptoe, Wash, is
sitting relatives and friends in this
cinity this week.
Miss Cora Tough is spending few
lys at the home of Mr. and Mrs. e.
Johnson at Yale.
The dance given by the Grange in
niths hall Friday evening was en-