The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-07-07

Mrs. X. Il. Scott is recovering from
her recent illness and expects to
move to their summer cabin on the
side of Moscow mountain, before
long.
Professor and Mrs. D. w. Miller
and son, of Valparaiso, Indiana, are in
Moscow, and will spend the summer
with Mrs. Miller's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. H. Patton. Mrs. Miller Helen
Patton )spent the greater part of her
life here, and is a graduate of the
Moscow high school and the Univer-
sity of Idaho They have a son, IL
weeks old. They plan to spend the
summer here and part of the time
will be at the Patton summer home,
'Idler's Rest"
The third dance of the summer
school will be held Friday evening,
July 8, at the university gymnasium.
! Mann brothers Orchestra will fur
nish the music. The public is invited
A special invitation to Moscow peo-
pie to attend the dance and get ac-
quaintcd with the teachers is extend
ed.
Miss Title Annell and Mr. and Mrs.
Hammerberg, of Seattle, are in Mos
cowf or few days. They came to
doCcHu CilS WcuulIlS VI Mioo 1iHiiC
Anderson, a niece of Miss Annell and
her sister, Mrs. Hammerberg. They
plan to return to Seattle Saturday.
Miss Annell lived in Moscow many
years ago and has many friends here.
She says she has never lived any place
she liked better than in the Palouse
country.
The Baptist Womens Union enjoy
ed a delightful meeting at the home
of Mrs. M. J. Humphrey, Wednesday
afternoon. A large birthday cake
was served and delicious refreshments
were served by the hostess. A good
musical program was given.
The Eastern Star lodge enjoyed an
unusually interesting meeting, We'd
nesday evening in their lodge rooms. |
A splendid program was given. Five
new members were initiated and
delicious banquet served.
Word reached Moscow Thursday of
the death of E. F. Pochel of Spokane.
Mr. Pochel is well known in Moscow,
having lived here for number of
years. The telegram stated he died .
under an operation.
Born, Tuesday, July 9th, to Mr..
and Mrs. James Hall of Lenville, a
son.
Selma and Martha Tiedman, who
are in training at ST. Luke's Hospital
to Spokane Thursday after
noon after spending their vacation of
three weeks in Moscow and Genesee.
L. G. Peterson returned home We'd {
lesday from a delightful trip to Spo
zane, Couer d'Alene and Wallace.
Ole H. Torgeson, of Juliaetta, was
| Moscow business visitor, Thursday. ]
Mrs. D. w. Higgins and daughter, ]
Ruth left Wednesday for California ]
% spend their vacation. !;
R. w. Nelson, of Occur d'Alene, :
IDAHO, was Moscow business visitor !,
Thursday. I
Glenn E. Taber, cashier of the First l
Bank Of Genesee, was a Moscow S
BUSINESS visitor Thursday. A
Thursday morning marriage f
license was issued by County Auditor, r
Homer E. Estes to J. 0. Anderson, =
ge As of Lapwai, and Bertha Adams, :"
pc 20 of Nez Perez. On Wednesday, a
,arl V. Duncan, age 27 of Charleston, b
Washington and Goldie Brown, age 10 :
f Nez Perez.
Prof. R. E. Neidig, of the univer
ity experiment station, has returned
ONE from an extended trip through
outhern Idaho, where he went in the y
interest of chemical investigation
rork.
Miss Hester Snead, returned home
Vednesday from a visit, with Mr.. and
[rs. CharlesKelham, near Troy. Miss
mead reports good crop prospecs in
nat part of the country.
More than 80 members of the
Dung Woman's Bible class of the
[ethodist church with their teacher, l
RS. E. R. Headley motored to the
,untry home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
udgett Wednesday evening and en-
yed delightful evening. Music, r
ames and delicious refreshments
I'd a jolly ride to and fro, made up D
e evening program.
The Woman's Missionary society of
e Christian church, met Wednesday, j
ternoon, with Mrs. George w. Smith
Lynn Avenue. More than 80 were
esent. After the business session, n
very interesting memorial service =
as held, in studying the life OF :,
rchibald Mclean. Masie Dye sang 81
solo. Delicious refreshments were
rived by the hostess. Misses Coda ~
d Mary Belle Smith assisted in
rving. ne
MI dllO l4I Ii. ~. GSCCS VI 1Ooo-
Washington, arrived in Moscow hS
lursday noon to visit at the home
their son, Homer E. Estes. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. M L. Thornton of
okane were Moscow visitors We'd r.
sday. ~
Mrs. Paul Cole, returned home u
from visit with relatives III
Watson, Minnesota. y
Mrs. James Evans, OF Colfax, ~
ashington was guest of Mrs. J. A.
ddreth, Wednesday.
Wednesday evening, the members
the Christian Endeavor society of
!, Christian church, enjoyed a de- 3
htful time at weiner roast near
rock quarry about four miles
m town. The evening was spent
h stories, songs and eats. All re- 5
t jolly good time.
hrs. Helen Chapman, Of Albion,
lshington, ad Mrs. Anna Cantly of
,kane are guests of Miss Hester Gt
lad. The three ladies were neigh
S and friends in Howell county, 81
ssouri. Mrs. Chapman will also
Il Miss Maude Dickson and Mrs. ~,