The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-02-24

the church OF God Chapel, tonight ant
the rest of the week at 7:30. Every
body come.
Fresh shipment of smelt to arriv,
daily at the Cold Storage Market
Phone Z. 1882
John Lorang of Genesee spent
Wednesday and Thursday in the city
Mrs. E .McMartin entertained the
Phoenix Club at very delightful !
O'Clock luncheon on Wednesday. The
home was beautifully decorated in
keeping of the season (Washington's
birthday. The ladies enjoyed an un-
usually good time and a delicious
luncheon.
George Boyer of Pennington, Wn.
spent Wednesday and Thursday in
Moscow attending the. farm bureau
| meeting. He was guest of Mr. and
Mrs. ]. c. Dewitt while in the city.
Waffles served daily from nine to
one O'Clock mornings at the Palace of
Sweets. 1850
Mr. Flowers of pokane was Mos
COW business visitor Thursday.
Mrs. George Rouse, 24O West A
street entertained at l O'Clock lun-
l.
guests were Mrs. Fl. Frazier, Mrs.
Art Morgan, Mrs. Frank Rayburn.
Mrs. Rowland Sudderth The after
neen was spent in fancy work.
d. E. Eddleman, of Spokane, repre-
senting Allender's line of theatres, in
Spokane, Colfax, Pullman and Mos
cow, was a visitor to Moscow on bust
ness Wednesday, returning to Spo-
kane Thursday, by way of Pullman
and Colfax. Mr.. Eddleman had
charge of the Liberty theatre for
short time Immediately after it was
taken over by the Allender interests
and has number of friends in Mos
cow who are always glad to see him
here.
Fresh pork 15c per h. Packing
house dressed hogs by the whole, 15c
per h. Lard, No. 5 zoe, No. 3 S1.00,
No 10 $500 for cash only at the Cold
Storage Market. Phone T. 1927
The atlas division of the w. H. M.
S. of the Methodist church met We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Chas. E.
Bolles. After a season of work the
hostess served delicious refresh
ments.
L
cow business visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Hunter and chill |
dren returned home Wednesday eve
ming from Ashville, N. C. They have
been absent from Moscow the past |
six months. They report a good trip.
They visited in Ashville, Forrest City
and Charlotte, N. C. Also in New
Mexico. They say the winter in the
east was very mild.
Ladies and gents shoe shining par
Ior, dyeing and cleaning all kinds of
shoes at the Moscow Barber Shop.
Experienced hand. 125-130
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Wiegand of
Cottonwood are rejoicing over the ar
'ival of 10-pound son at local hos
,ital on Monday morning. Mr.. Vie
rand is down from Cottonwood to
visit his son.
Message from Madison, Wisconsin
leath of her father, DR.. F. J. Fryette
n i'll health for some time.
The many friends of Rev. and Mrs
Toward Mcconnell will be pleased to
earn that he has accepted a call as
astor of the First Christian church
t San Jose, California. This is one
f the largest churches in California.
Ir. and Mrs. Mcconnell are both well
nown in Moscow. Mrs Mcconnell is
Moscow girl and will be remember /.
d as Miss Myrtle Baxter, daughter 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Baxter of South
Washington ST.
A good four tie broom S9c Brattons
rOcery. 124-25 +
Prof Phi. Sou1en leaves Friday for E
Idaho, to deliver an adj
ress before the board of the CONSOLE
ated district of that county.
Mrs. M. Kinnier left Wednesday for
er home in Spokane after several E
AVS visit at the home Of her sister
RS. j. J. Keane, on east Seventh st.
Mr. and Mrs Ed. Brigham have re-
rned from Toledo, Oregon, where :
ey moved last fall to locate
MOSCOW MAID" soon to be iecog-
lied as queen over all. She is as 4
Ire and sweet as the name i'm r
les. 123-125 =
Bert Clark arrived in Moscow We'd
sday from his home in Kansas to u
sit his father, Theo Clark. Mr.. =
ark, Sr. has lived many years in la
oscow and recently suffered a stroke