Dr. Henry T. Greene, of Lewiston, Dr. Robert Warner of Spokane, Rev. Howard Mort of Oakesdale, Rev. C. A. Perkins of Hendrick and Rev. J. B. Garver of Clarkston, are the out-of-town ministers attending the Epworth League convention.
Mrs. Mary Browning was called to Portland today by the serious illness of her son Albert, who has pneumonia following influenza.
Institute at Potlatch
The farmers of the Potlatch district are holding a one day farmers' institute at Potlatch today. Prof. F. W. Atkeson, Prof. H. C. Dale, and Prof. G. McDole of the university; County Agent O. S. Fletcher and Miss Ada B. Erwin will appear on the program.
Walter A. Fiscus of Potlatch is in charge of the institute.
GENOA CONFERENCE IS TO START ON APRIL 10
Dread Goes to Ten Cents.
Moscow Maid bread and Spokane Bakery company bread, will go to 10 cents a loaf straight Monday, February 27, according to notices sent to the various dealers handling these two makes of bread. This is due to the advance in the price of flour, Moscow Maid bread has been retailing at three loaves for 25 cents for some time. The ten cent price has gone into effect by all Spokane bakeries. 