The Baptist Women's Union will hold its monthly social at the home of Mrs. O. W. Beardsley at the corner of Washington and Washington streets Wednesday afternoon at 2:30. The meeting will be in honor of Mrs. Beardsley's mother, Mrs. Sarah Estes, the only living charter member of the Baptist church. The annual Columbia River Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church will convene tomorrow morning at Lewiston. There will be over two hundred ministers in attendance. Bishop M. S. Hughes of Portland will preside. Rev. Robert Warner of the local church left at noon today to remain in Lewiston until Monday. T. M. Marshall, lately of Stanford university, elected professor of history at the university, has arrived in Moscow accompanied by his wife and two boys and has taken a house at 410 Lincoln street. Mr. Marshall is the author of a book on history and is now working on a volume of American history which will be published this year. Leland as pro more details have been received in Moscow relative to the death of George McIntosh, former resident of Latah county, but who has been residing homestead a mile east of Riparia. His body was found in a pasture Sunday morning where he had a search for cattle the night before. When he did not return Saturday night, Mrs. McIntosh concluded he had remained with a neighbor because it was raining. Not returning Sunday a search was instituted, found on a trail, his dog being gone in. The body was found on the trail, his dog being gone in.  Seasoned pole wood, $2.50 per cord
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