Curtis Talbot, who is a student in the university, is ill at his home on North Lieuallen street with the measles.
J. S. McLaughlin went to Sandpoint Friday to spend two weeks visiting.
Miss Ethel Green left Friday evening for Culdesac to spend her Christmas vacation.
Ross Wood went to Coeur d'Alene on Friday to spend two weeks visiting.
Miss Mary Joe Wicks, who teaches at Park, Idaho, arrived at home Friday evening to spend the holidays.
Misses Effie Shelby and Dollie Jones left Friday for Southwick, to spend the holidays.
Misses Helen Lomasson and Dollie Jones went to Spokane Friday to spend the holidays.
Miss Helen Lomasson, one of the popular Irving teachers, went to Clarkston Friday evening to spend the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Sims and son and daughter, of Clarkston, Wash., spent Thursday in Moscow visiting their son, V. Sims, of this city.
Engine Crews Worked at 62 Degrees Heat
Chicago.—Engineers and firemen on the Virginian railway are compelled to work in temperatures as high as 162 degrees Fahrenheit, they testified recently at a hearing of disputes which led to their striking.
They said men in engine service repeatedly are carried from locomotives unconscious as the result of gas and heat caused by coupling pusher engines to trains going through tunnels on Clark's Gap hill. 