The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-02-09
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George Ullery, Of Pullman, former
ly farmer at Cove Station, in La
! tab county, was business visitor in
| Moscow Wednesday.
J. A. Miller, pioneer grain dealer
and extensive land owner and mer-
chant of Palouse, was a business
visitor to Moscow Wednesday.
Extra fine light hogs, whole or half
15c per ID. Inland Market 112-113
Mrs. Grover Pennell, of Nez Perez,
Idaho, is in Moscow, a guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Hodge.
The ladies of St. Marks Episcopal
church entertained the Episcopal
club of the university at most de-
llghtful dinner on Monday evening.
The ATTENDANCE was large and the
evening much enjoyed by all.
George Hyde, pioneer resident of
Moscow now living at Palouse city
was in Moscow Monday and Tuesday
renewing old acquaintance
Ralph Hull returned home Tuesday
evening from a business trip to Pull
man.
J. F. Walker of Spokane is bust
ness visitor in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Tietgen have
moved to S. Adams street the place
they were living on Almond street
having been sold.
I, Mrs. Mark P Miller went to Spo-
kane Tuesday Afternoon to meet Mr..
Miller who is returning home from a
business trip to Portland. They will
visit few days in Spokane before
returning home.
Evt1-a fipo I.ob+ boo. xr,Lol. -. |.
l5c per Id. Inland Market. 112-113
Mrs. T. J. Bizold of Troy is visit
Ing friends and relatives in the city.
Mrs. Cora N. Tribble is ill at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Chas. l..
Williamson.
Mrs. R. w. Morris returned home
Monday evening from a short visit to
Spokane
Miss Helen Roberts of the Gamma
Phi left Tuesday afternoon for her
home at Twin Falls, Idaho. She was
accompanied by her sister, Mrs
Logan. Miss Roberts leaves school
tor the rest of the year because of
i'll health.
The Y M. C. A. advisory COM
mittee held an important meeting at
the university 'tY" hut Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Prof Gray who has been quite i'll at
his home at 41S E. D. street is much
improved
Mrs. Frank Comstock returned
home Tuesday evening from Colfax |
where she was called by the illness
OF her daughter whom she left much |
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. DeYoung returned
home Tuesday evening from several |
lays visit at Pullman.
DIR. II. o. Perry returned home
tuesday evening from Spokane
where he attended the Conference
commission on Education. This con-
terence was called by Bishop Shepard
and includes all the district superin-
5endents of the Inland Empire also /
Two preachers and two laymen from
each district. The Conference met at
he Davenport where many things in
5he line of education were discussed.
H. Il. Longley returned home Tues
lay evening from Ontario, Oregon
where he delivered a lecture before
ne agricultural club of that place
The Philokalion class of the Baptist
church enjoyed a sleigh ride out to
me nome OF their teacher, Mrs e.. J. i
5essee Tuesday morning where they
'pent the day enjoying the pleasures /;
II the farm They report splendid
ime.
Pork sausage 221ac per lb. Ham
burger zoe ID. Fresh pork 15c per
b., Beef steaks zoe per ID. Beef !
'oils 8 to lie per h., pot roasts IL to
BE per ID. At the Cold Storage
Market 11o-115
The economics club enjoyed very !
interesting meeting at the Dormitory
'uesday evening. Miss Bigelow and
Hiss Irene Plummer gave very inter- ,
sting talks and Mrs. Sharp furnish 5
d the music. IL
F.. A. David and Ben Bush spent
unday in Boise. ,
On Friday night the girls of Jen- ]
ms hall and the girls of the BARLEY {
ottage will give dance at Riden- t
augh hall. /
Mrs Earl Smith (nee Pearl Nor t
am has RETURNED to her home at #
'oise. =
Rev. f. H. Devine of New York {
ity arrived in Moscow Wednesday r
con. He will be at The local Baptist [
nurch few days. a
l.. E. Brooks returned home Tues /
ay evening from Linden, Idaho t
here he made the arrest of James
arlington for killing deer out of v