The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-06-09

MRS. T. r. Bunnell, OF Kellogg i:
spending commencement time il
Moscow
F. M. Green of Troy was a Mos
cow business visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. J. B. Rush of Grangeville, is {
Moscow visitor
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Rayfues OF
Spokane were Moscow visitors Wed
nesday and Thursday.
j. M. Sitton of Washtunca, Wash
ington was Moscow business visitor
| Wednesday.
/ Mrs. A. R. Harland, of Grangeville
is attending the commencement exer-
cises at the university.
DR.. V. M. Gilchrist's garage was
entered Tuesday night and the extra
tire taken from her car.
DR.. ]. R. Boyd attended the dental
meeting in Lewiston Wednesday.
| Charles Schroeder, is attending the
Shriners convention in Spokane.
William Sylvester Mills, who
weighs 81 pounds arrived in Moscow,
Tuesday evening to take up his resi-
dence with Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Mills.
Mac. P. Bailey is in Spokane for
few days.
Harry Skattaboe, is home from Ari-
iona, where he spent the past two
years.
Coach Thomas Kelly, is spending
the week in Boise, on business.
Mrs. Audrey Harrington who recent
ly underwent an operation in a Spo-
kane hospital, has returned to her
home in Moscow. Mrs. Harrington is
bookkeeper in the office of the Wash
ington Water Power Co.
DR.. w. H. Critters, was a business
visitors to Spokane, Wednesday,.
Mrs. Wilfred Harrington and daugh-
ter of Spokane, are guests at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Ella Ste
wart.
"Wednesday, June 9th to Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Graham on south Lo-
gan street, a nine pound son.
DR.. c. c. Higgins attended the
dental meeting at Lewiston this week.
Dean Eveline Butler, Dean of |
Women, of the university, Mrs. Flor
ence Sharp, of the department of
music, and Miss Clara Hobson,
George Hoffman and William Garten
to Lewiston Wednesday af-
ternoon. Miss Butler will return to
Moscow Thursday or Friday. Mrs.
Sharp and the students go on to Boise
the home of the students, from Boise
Mrs. Sharp goes east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Van Dain were
guests at the home of Mrs. Van
Dams cousin, Mrs. William Gledden,
Thursday. Mr.. Van Dain represents
he }. F. Coats thread company.
Mr.. and MRS. John King and fam
ly are away on fishing trip.
Dewey Blacker of Seattle, is visit
ng his mother, Mrs. j. w. Blacker,
md his sister, Mrs. R Medlock.
Thomas Dixon, who has been con-
ined to his home for about six :
months, by illness, was able to come
own town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Brunnell Of Kel- :
ogg, Idaho, came down Wednesday r
0 attend the graduation exercises at :
he university. Mrs. Brunnell is a
ousin of Les Moe They are guests .
f Mr. and Mrs. William Glidden :,
vhile in Moscow =
The church at Cornwall will OBJ :
srye children's day Sunday, June IL
18th an all day service and picnic
inch at noon. A good program will
e given. Rev. and Mrs. Thompson
re holding very successful meeting
the church there, much good is be-
g accomplished The house is
DIVIDED each night There will bel
,ecial music each evening this COM
G week DR.. H. O. Perry will preach
aturday night and Sunday after-l
ION.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Shafer, Of John
n, Washington are Moscow visitors
Iring commencement week.
Mrs. Mary Adams, of Juliaetta,
aho came up to Moscow, Wednesday
have DR.. C. L. Gritman set her
oxen arm.
Rev. w S. Crockett, pastor of the
tristan church was called to Troy,
ednesday to conduct the funeral
rvices of the late Mr.. Durbin, who |
Is buried there yesterday.
Waldo Person, will probably ac |
pit position on the State farm this
MINER. Ri,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmon Pierson of APP
,ton, Washington spent the week in
,scow attending the commencement i
ercises at the university. Their Il
4 Waldo Pierson is a member of II
S years class. Mr.. and Mrs. Pier II
1 were guests of DR.. and Mrs. H. n
Perry, while in Moscow
The Loyal Helpers" class of the II
ristian Sunday school, will meet at II
church, Sunday at IL o'clock with III
,ir lunches, then all go to the park Il
/ eat their lunch together. II