Dean M. F. Angell left Wednesday for Berkeley, Cal. He expects to be absent about ten days.
Professors B. L. Taylor, university veterinarian, and F. W. Atkeson, head of the dairy department at the University of Idaho, are spending a few days' vacation near the Bungalow ranger station in the Lo Lo Pass country fishing.
Miss Lenore Lenhard, who has been in the fruit harvest at Wawawai, Wash., for the past six weeks, returned to Moscow Sunday to accept a position at the McElroy plumbing establishment on South Main street, at the university, returned Saturday from the Twin Falls country where he was engaged on the farm survey work under Professor Byron Hunter of the department of farm management at the college of agriculture in the University of Idaho.
C. S. Barnes of the Inland Empire Securities company, in the Old National Bank building, Spokane, was in Moscow Monday and Tuesday on business. He was accompanied by Mrs. Barnes.
Mrs. Frank Bettis left the Gritman hospital Tuesday morning, after having had a severe throat operation performed a few days previous.
Mrs. Ben Youngs and daughter, Lucile, who had been visiting relatives in Moscow for three weeks, returned Tuesday to their home in Spokane.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Whitmore and daughters, Lena and Effie, and Lyman Youngs, departed today by auto for a tour through the Yellowstone park. They expect to be absent about three weeks.
Word from Spokane states that Miss Jennie Green, formerly a teacher in the Irving school,  Who underwent an operation in a Spokane hospital some time ago, is still quite seri. Mrs. B. J. Jones of Palouse was a Moscow shopper Tuesday. 