The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-02-04


On Tuesday evening the Brother
hood of ST. Andrew of ST. Mark
Episcopal church spent a delightful
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
l.. F. Parsons.
Prof Edward Hume was a bushes!
visitor in Spokane Friday.
Miss Clara Hanes of Lewiston ant
j. L. Pillsbury of Craigmont, Idaho
both well known in Moscow, were
married Thursday at Lewiston. They
have gone to Florida on honey
moon trip.
Prosecuting Attorney John Nesbii
returned home last evening from b.
will where he has been on official
business.
/ w. r. Green of the university has
returned from Denver Colorado, his
former home where he has been visit
ing. aeef
Glenn Litch came up from Lewis
ton yesterday to visit a few days
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. c. j.
Litch near Moscow. Glenn is an en-
the past three years has run from
Spokane to Lewiston but has been
transferred and will now run from
Pocatello to Green River.
Mrs. Bevan, mother of J. A. Bevan
is i'll in the Gritman hospital.
Prof and Mrs. R. K. Bonnet are
enjoying a visit from Mr.. Bonnett's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Bon
nett of Topeka, Kansas.
| The Cloverleaf Club met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. E. Dahlquist on
is. jefferson street and enjoyed a
fol NV
erous amount of good things to eat
Mrs. George Baxter was guest of
the club.
Troy visitors today.
Mrs. c. A. Tenwick celebrated her
birthday Thursday at her home on
Spotswood street by giving a jolly
dinner to number of friends. The
Conrad Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. E. G..
Olson, Mr.. Walter johnson, Misses
Milma and Lillian Olson, Wilma and
Irene Peterson and Masters Leonard
and Glenn Peterson.
Some of the university students
have left school for the year on ac-1
count of financial difficulties, and
many new ones have registered.
Those who left expect to return next
fall At Lindley Hall nearly all the
rooms are again taken.
There will be services at the Viola
church Sunday evening.
Emma Oller, student of the high
school is quite i'll at her rooms in the
Hill apartment house on Washing
ton street.
Mrs. Amelia Shoop is spending the
Dob 4 l< tn<>y of In,
liam Biggart near Joel.
Mrs. L. 0. Jolly of ST. Mitchell, |
Montana is in the city looking after |
property interests.
j. Moody of Plummer, Idaho is a
business visitor in the city.
Special Brown bread" ice cream,
quart bricks SOC at the Bon Ton,
108-109 |
Dean ana Mrs. E. j. Iddings and
Prof and Mrs. R. K. Bennett were
guests at dinner on Wednesday at
Lindley Hall.
Mrs Charles Campbell and Mrs. |
Henry j. Brucker are enjoying a |
visit from their mother, Mrs. H, NJ
Taylor of Wisconsin.
Ruth Allen Kitch is quite i'll at her
home on Deakin Ave.
The S. O. S. Sunday school class
of the Christian church will hold a
hard time social at the church this
evening.
Mrs Hector Shoop is confined at
her home on seventh street by illness.
Charles Summerfield is at Deary
today on official business.
Mrs. Clara Boemeke just returned
from San Francisco where she has
been visiting her son for two months.
She brought back two milk goats.
Oscar Thomas, who has been oper-
ating an engine for the Winton Lum
DER Company, near Vovill, has re-
turned to his home in Moscow, owing
to a complete shutdown of opera
tons in all camps. He says there is
absolutely nothing doing" in the
lumber camps now.
Orange nut sherbet bricks for Sat
Irday and Sunday, 60c at the Bon
Ton 108-109
Chas Overton left Friday for Cali
sornia where he is looking for loca-
ion. His family will leave after
school is out
E. N. Humphrey, farmer of Pine
Grove precinct, was a business visit
~ III IsAOSCOW iiudy liz odiu tliS
;leighing is good in the country but it
S hard To pull sled over many of
he streets Of Moscow.
H. E. Burr was in Moscow from his
doscow mountain timber farm Fri
lay with a load of wood.
Ed Pieffer, who has been quite sick
With peiumonia at his home five
niles northeast of town, is able to
it up a little each day now and is
~r,rHzir~ slowly