S. O. Herrington and son, Ted, have returned from a several days' visit in Spokane. Mrs. Herrington, who accompanied them to Spokane, went on to Boise to visit her daughters. R. C. Johnson, well-known retired farmer, who makes his home in Farmington, was in Moscow Saturday on business. Martin Jacobsen, who owns a highly improved 80-acre farm in the Cove district in northern Latah county, was in Moscow Saturday on business. Mr. Jacobsen had just finished threshing a 40-acre field of wheat which went 30 bushels to the acre. He states that the crops in that section of the country are fairly good. M. J. Hebert, Pacific coast representative of the Willard Battery company, spent Friday and Saturday in Moscow, in conference with Clyde Hall, local representative for the company. Gust Aude Ison, a young farmer who lives west of Moscow, took delivery. Mrs. Herbert Samms (nee Miss Lillian Carithers) who has been visiting her parents, Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Carithers, has returned to her home at Northport, Wash. Mrs. R. S. Wise of Portland, Ore., an aunt of Mrs. Jean Fryette, of Moscow, and Mrs. Jean V. Wicker of Madison, Wis., are guests of Mrs. Fryette and Prof., and Mrs. J. Hugo Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lang and family motored to Troy Friday to visit friends. Lee Thorp of Colfax, Wash., was a Moscow business visitor Friday. Mrs. Sikko Ba.  Groom and children motored to Masco on Friday and spent several hours on business and visiting friends. Dr. H. H. Fryetre of Chicago, III., Mrs. M. O. Jeder and daughter, Miss Evangeline, of Denver, Colo., and Mrs. 