B. Kinzer of Kendrick, Idaho, left for Spokane today on a short business trip. They will drive home two new Gardner touring cars, one of which Mr. Kinzer has purchased. Rev. H. H. Mitchell has returned home from his vacation and will conduct services in the St. Mark's church on Sunday. H. V. Mitchell has returned from Ferdinand, where he is to teach the coming year. Mrs. H. O. Fields went to Clarkston Saturday for an indefinite stay. Spokane Friday Glen Grice went to visit friends. Miss Marie Anderson left Friday in the high school after spending the weekend with her parents. Mrs. B. K. Parker and daughter of Bovill, were Moscow shoppers Friday. Arthur Gosselin, former well-known Moscow resident, now located at Long Beach, California, is here for a few weeks looking after business interests and greeting old friends. Mrs. H. B. Blake, who has been a guest at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Summerfield, for several days, left Saturday afternoon for her home at Cottonwood. Miss Gertrude Christen, niece of Rev. and Mrs. Wayne S. Snoddy, left Saturday for Potlatch, Idaho, where she will teach music in the Potlatch schools the coming year. Mrs. John Newman of Colfax, Wash., is a guest of Mrs. Howard Frazee. 