A. W. WR A THE B FORECAST
LEWISTON—Fair tonight and Wednesday.
City News In Brief
Prof. H. T. Lewis has returned from a visit in Lewiston.
A G. Wilson of Kendrick was a visitor in Moscow on Monday.
Mrs. P. K. Denning of Ruby, Wash., is visiting with Mrs. Helen Denning.
Miss Mahle Dick left yesterday for Merridan, Idaho, to make an extended stay.
John Gustafson of Deary was at the county seat on Monday looking after official matters.
H. O. Wiswell, principal of the Geneva schools, was a business visitor in Moscow on Monday.
Miss Bonita Struble, who has been visiting friends in Spokane, returned yesterday evening to her home in Moscow.
Mrs. J. A. Summerfield is ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. A. Sudderth. She has been confined to her bed for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Holaday returned yesterday to their home in Denver, Col., after a seven weeks' visit with their son, Prof. H. A. Holaday.
Mrs. Elsie Heyer returned last evening to her home in Nampa after a short business visit in Moscow. Mrs. Heyer formerly made her home here.
Mrs. Mary Eckley and George B. Breo, both of Bovill, obtained a marriage license at the office of the county auditor this week.  Morning and immediately after were married by Rev. George Halford of Spokane who, with other friends, accompanied the bride and groom. W. F. Axtell, member of the Topeka Transfer company of Topeka, Kan., accompanied his brother, Prof. H. L. Axtell, to Moscow for a week's visit at the Axtell home on Third street. 