Mr. Luper owns a large farm near Colton, but on account of his wife's ill health, he will sell his farm and move away, probably to California. He has returned from Utah, where he spent the summer. He will enter the university. Prof. and Mrs. Charles Cotton and children, of Elk River, Idaho, and Mr. Cotton's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Cotton, of New Jersey, were guests at the home of Judge and Mrs. Will F. Moregareidge over Sunday. Miss Theodora Smith left Monday afternoon for Los Angeles, California, where she has accepted a position as private secretary to Mrs. Josph K. Clark. She will also continue her studies in vocal music. Miss Viola McCartor went to Potlatch, Sunday afternoon, where she will again teach in the Potlatch schools. Her sister, Mrs. Mollie Young, and her nephew, Hal Young, accompanied her over by auto, returning home Sunday evening. Miss La Dessa Hall left Monday afternoon for Fairbanks, Alaska, where she has accepted a position as head of the business department of the Alaska Territorial university. Miss Marybelle Smith left Saturday for the Flannigan school, northeast of Viola, where she will teach the coming year. V. Beckman, of the Washington Water Power company, spent the weekend in Spokane. S. R. Scott was a week-end in Spokane. Mrs. A. E. Wright returned Monday.  Evening from a week's visit in Spokane, where she attended the fair and Hilliard, where she was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Elkins. Attorney A. H. Oversmith was a weekend Spokane visitor. 