S. L. Willis, proprietor of the Owl Drug store, went to Spokane today on a brief business visit.
Oscar HU, an automobile dealer of Pullman, was a business visitor to Moscow today.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ramsey Walker left today for their home in Wallace, after installing their niece in the University of Idaho and attending the opening, the first assembly and the Elks' reception.
Ernest E. Anderson, optician, will leave Saturday for Peoria, Illinois, to take a course of study in watch making.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hendrickson, of 242 East Maple street, left yesterday for Peoria, Illinois, to take a course of study in watch making.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hendrickson of Potlatch attended the sale of state land here yesterday. Frank Davis of Deary and E. R. Wilkins of Helmer were also among the buyers.
Dr. George A. Gray and wife of Spokane were visitors in Moscow Wednesday.
Ben Bush conducted a land sale Wednesday afternoon at the courthouse, saying, mostly the lands of the state, although timbered pieces of land were included in the sale. Bidding was not lively, but several tracts of land were not sold.
Mrs. Charles Bolsinger and Mrs. R. E. Dutton, of Pullman, were shopping in Moscow today. They drove over in Mrs. Dutton's car and say the roads were so rough they broke a spring and had to be stopped.  Wait here while it was being repaired.
John Randall, Jr., left today for Tacoma, called by the death of his sister, Mrs. Rena Whaley, whose death was reported in yesterday's Star-Mirror. 