Rev. J. R. Pollock of Canada will speak in Eggan's Hall Monday evening, notices. Ladies' and children's trimmed hats at Knights. Olga, little daughter of Sergeant and Mrs. Eugene Nagele, celebrated her fifth birthday Tuesday by entertaining 15 of her little friends at a charming birthday party at her home on west sixth street. The home was beautifully decorated for the occasion and the very nicest of games and plays were enjoyed, followed by a grand birthday luncheon with a beautiful and delicious cake. The Idaho Barber Shop is moving into its new headquarters at 120 3rd Street this evening, business Friday morning, March 25. Your patronage solicited. Virgil Estes is ill and out of school. Pat Malone of Bovill is in Moscow on official business. The Past Noble Grand Club was royally entertained at the home of Mrs. W. F. Morgareidge Wednesday afternoon. Present and enjoyed a splendid meeting and a most delicious luncheon. Mrs. Homer E. Estes and Mrs. M. Steinmates were guests of the club. Hat braid and flowers for trimming were in attendance. Sheriff John L. Woody and Deputy Sheriff L. G. Peterson are at Lewisburg attending the Shriners meeting. Lloyd Albert is confined to his home on Asbury street by illness. Mrs. Doris Leith better known to her friends as Grandma Leith passed away. The funeral was held at Cameron.  Idaho Saturday, March 19, where she was laid to rest beside her husband. Mrs. Leith has lived the past three and one-half years at the home of her son, W. J. Leith near the city limits north of Moscow. 