This is prospectively a newsless week on the university hill. Several prominent faculty members, among them President Lindley and Dean Edwards, are in southern Idaho and all students activities have ceased to permit the undergraduates to apply themselves to the grind of examinations.
John Humphrey of Oaksdale, Wash., is a business visitor in Moscow for a few days. He was formerly a Moscow resident.
John E. Sullivan, formerly a resident of the Troy section, now of Walla Walla, is here for a few days looking after his business interests. He still owns his farm near Troy.
Columbus Clark is just closing a deal for the purchase of the Barber place near Lenville, 40 acres.
Miss Opal Cornwall was a Moscow visitor last week.
Miss Effie Whitmore, one of the successful Latah county teachers, was weekend visitor at her home in Moscow.
For Sale—We have some good dry seasoned 16-inch pine wood. We will deliver this for $7.50 per cord while it lasts. M. P. Miller Milling Co.
J. C. Groseclose of Juliaetta was among the Moscow shoppers at the close of the week.
Mrs. Josie McCune left today for Tropico, Calif., where she will visit her father and other relatives till early spring.
Mr. and Mrs. James Greear and family are leaving for Troy, Idaho, today where they will probably locate.
Mr. and Mrs. James Greear and family have been in the city for several months.
Representatives  Days, left today for Genesee, Idaho. Word was received from Miss Alice Harmon of Butte, Mont., that she is very pleasantly situated in Butte. Miss Harmon formerly taught in the Moscow High school. 