The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-02-18

school gymnasium tonight are expect
ed to draw big crowds. The first an,
second Moscow Cubs teams will pla,
the Boy Scouts and the Eighth A
Lions. Interesting contests are as
sured.
Miss Louise Kelham went to Tro,
Friday noon to spend the weekend
with friends.
Charles Briscoe is reported quite il
at his home on Seventh street
To Hard Hit-If the young man is
serious, accept him. Your descrip.
ton makes things seem 0. K Don't
fall to see me in mid Channel" my
latest picture to be shown at Ken
worthy Theatre on Monday and you'll
see why | answer you this way. 12C
A large number from Moscow at
tended the reception and benefit
dance given by the Pullman Moose
Thursday evening. Many guests from
Colfax and Lewiston were also pres
ent and all report good time.
<. Mycklebust, Troy merchant was
a Moscow business visitor Thursday.
Roy Haynes of Palouse is in Mos
COW on business.
Mrs. V. Orr, who has been quite ill
IS reported much improved
Mrs. G. E. Witter and daughter
Shelona went to Spokane Thursday to
meet Mr.. Witter and Catherine who
are returning from San Francisco
where Mr.. Witter was called by the
illness of his brother.
More brush to clean UP. See N.
Williamson or Hiram Lyons if YOU
need work and are willingto work
Williamson. 1920
Mrs. Harvey j. Smith entertained
at very charming luncheon Thurs
DAY afternoon complimentary to Miss
Catherine Burnside. Dainty refresh
ments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Gray and daugh-
ter Ruth former Moscow residents
are registered at the Moscow Hotel.
Mrs. Cora N. Tribble who was re-
ported i'll by the Star-Mirror few
days ago wishes to thank the daugh-
tiers OF veterans who since reading
the report have sent her such beauti-
-ul flowers, and brought such words
IF cheer.
Conrad Peterson has been confined
20 his home for several days by ILL
ness.
Sugar cured bacon 25c per ID. and
Up; fancy Norway herring, 3 for 25c. |
You had better investigate the sales
It the Cold Storage Market, it will |
Jay you 120 /
Married, Wednesday,, February 16 |
It the court house, Alfred S. Weible
I Garfield, Wash, and Emma G.. /
ionser of Princeton, Idaho. They /
we're accompanied by the parents of
he bride, Mr.. and Mrs. 0. M. Con
er. Judge Adrian Nelson officiated.
he happy couple will live on the
rooms ranch near Garfield, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Brown of Day
IN, Washington were guests of Mr.
nd Mrs. j. A. Suddreth several days
lis week. They went to Lewiston +
r1day afternoon to visit their son,
fendell Brown who is fruit inspector
lere. Mr.. Brown is one of the most
<tensive farmers of the Dayton
,untry.
Mrs. J. Lou Miller entertained at
slightful dinner party Thursday
'ening, the guests were Miss Marty,
ISIS Steltz and Miss Ripley.
r. My no means do as you
y. Wait till you see my picture :
Md Channel" and in the 3rd reel T
'ull see why a nagging person new
scceeds. Mid Channel" will be Z
own on Monday and Tuesday at the a
Theatre. 12O
nE
Mrs. h. l.. Wilson is reported i'll at q
r home just south of town. Y
Rev. and Mrs. O. Gould entertain q
committee of 40 representative
ldents at luncheon at the ely" hut
night friday this committee
presents every student organiza- p
n including every church and So