The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-05-11

years in Moscow, celebrated the 84th
anniversary of his birth Wednesday
Mr. Beardsley recently recovered
from a serious illness and Mrs
Beardsley is still quite weak, both
having been i'll at the same time.
| G. w. Jordan, prominent farmer
and chicken raiser of near Viola, was
in Moscow on business Wednesday,
accompanied by his son. Mr.. Jordan
raises purebred White Leghorn chick
ems and has been very successful in
the industry.
Mr. and Mrs Pernell from Clarks-
i ton, Wash, visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
E. p Thurston Monday.
G. D. Hodge returned home We'd
nesday from Portland where he has
been for some time under the care
of DR. Brill. His many friends will
be pleased to know that he is very
much improved in health.
The st. Marks Guild will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. l..
Gillette.
The letter men of the Moscow high
school expect to enjoy hike and
picnic Thursday, weather permitting.
William Hawk of Moab, Washing
ton was a Moscow business visitor
Thursday.
Colonel Waldenburg of Chicago ar
rived in Moscow Thursday for few
days visit.
Mrs. Mary C. Hawley, Miss Maud
Slawson, Miss Edith Countryman,
Miss Edna Parsell and Miss Ruth
Hards were guests of DR.. and Mrs.
E. T. Baker at very delightful din
ner at their country home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Anderson motor
ed over from Deary Wednesday
morning to see Mrs. Anderson's
brother, George Clark who is very i'll
in a local hospital.
Mrs. E. l.. Clark has returned home
from Spokane where she spent sew
eral days.
Several Moscow people have re
ceived invitations to the graduation
exercises of Berkeley College at
Berkeley, California to be held in the
Greek Theatre Wednesday morning,
May 18th at 10 o'clock Miss Mar
garet Denning, a former Moscow girl
and daughter of Mrs. Helen Dennlng
is a member of the class. Mrs. George
Richardson and daughter, Scroll are
in Berkeley to attend the graduation
DR.. Charles MacCaughey will give
Kamiah High School Sunday evening,
Nav 18th and for the Lacrosse,
Washington High School Sunday eve
ming, May %.
Miss Ethel E. Redfield was Mos |
cow visitor between trains on Tues
day
Jessie Munger from near Farming !
ton spent Tuesday in Moscow She
came to take the eighth grade ex-
animation.
t. M Wright of the Moscow went
to Lewiston Tuesday afternoon on
short business trip.
Mrs. D. w. Evans of Charleston is a
guest at the home of her sister, Mrs.
John King. Mrs. King and Mrs.
Evans motored to Colfax Tuesday
and spent the day with relatives.
Mr.. Eddy. an ex-service man and
4 student of the University of Idaho
,eturned home Sunday from Spo-
zane. He was wounded while in the
service and went to Spokane to have
!. bullet removed from his arm; the
operation seems very successful
Mrs. c.. E. Witter went to Spokane
Wednesday to visit friends a few
lays.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
hurch enjoyed a good meeting with a
arge attendance in Epworth hall
tuesday afternoon. Fifty dollars was
aised for the Armenians. The host
sses of the afternoon were Mes
ames A. J. Simonson. Charles. Sum-
aerfield, Guy Wolfe, M. M. Preston.
linton and c. E. Hyer who furnished
elicious refreshments daintily
erved.
Sig Coleman received telegram
Wednesday morning, stating that his
My brother, Wesley Coleman died
at his home ct Braymer,
fissouri The news came as shock,
S he had not been i'll. Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Coleman visited several
,eeks in Moscow last summer and
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