R. V. Cozier, returned Thursday to her home in Lewiston. Seth Wilson of Troy, is moving to Moscow to the new home he recently purchased from Miss Margaret Warren at 904 South Jefferson street. Allen McDaniel left Thursday for the northern coast of Alaska by way of Nome to spend the summer with a party of geological surveyors. The party expects to sail from Victoria June 6. F. L. Burkhart left Thursday for a short business trip to Chicago. Mrs. Joseph Sayles of Coeur d'Alene is in Moscow visiting at the home of her son, G. R. Sayles. Homer David, of Davids' department store, went to Spokane Thursday morning on a business trip. Word is received by Dr. and Mrs. M. W. Hatfield, that their son, Dr. Howard Hatfield, intern in a California hospital, has practically recovered from his recent attack of diphtheria. A. I. Rollefson and family and Dr. E. D. Rollefson, spent Tuesday and Wednesday at Lake on fishing trip. From Tekoa in, in bad condition, and the fishing was not particularly good. Mrs. Ethel Ripley of Davids' went to Spokane Thursday to remain over the weekend. Dr. W. M. Hatfield, Dr. W. A. Adair, M. E. Washburn, Paul Church and Misses Iona Adair and Bernadine Hatfield, left Thursday for Elk River on a fishing trip. They expect to return home Saturday. County Commissioner and Mrs. Elmer Paulson, with their daughter, Mrs. Emma.  Person Ainslie and her twin daughters, drove to Spokane Thursday afternoon, where they will spend the weekend. 