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COMING EVENTS
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Baptist Church—The B. Y. P. U will
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PERSONAL MENTION
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Dean and Mrs. Ivan C. Crawford
arrived in Moscow this week to make
their home. They are staying at present at the Hotel Idaho. Dean Crawford is the new dean of the college
of engineering at the University
Idaho.
Colonel R. H.  Barton will leave Friday morning for Los Angeles, California, to spend the winter. Mrs. Mark P. Miller and daughter, Kathryn, of Portland, are guests at the home of Mrs. Miller's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Drury. Dr. I. R. Boyd and E. H. Farnsworth went to Spokane, Wednesday, to attend the Methodist conference and the Inland Empire fair. Mrs. Bonnie-Banche Schoonover returned Wednesday evening from an extended visit in Spokane. Miss Joy Bell, of Moscow, who spent the summer in Chicago, returned this week to Wilmon, Kentucky, to complete her course in Asbury college. Misses Lillian Groves and Thomas Farnsworth have returned from Wawawai, Wash., where they spent the summer picking fruit. 