Maley Farley from near Pullman was in the city to visit his son, who was burned to death several days ago in a rabbit hunt. Visitors From Palouse. Miss Gertrude Lamphere, sister of George N. Lamphere, and his niece, Miss Mercedes Lamphere, are in Moscow today for a brief stay from the former's home in Palouse. Miss Merchinecedes lives in St. Paul, Minn., and will return there at an early date. Friends Were Not Approposing Marriage of Prominent Business Man. All efforts of The Star-Mirror to learn more of the romance and of the plans for a wedding journey have proved unavailing. Even Albert Lindquist, former partner of the groom, was entirely without information, but he stated that he thought Mr. and Mrs. Belles would motor to the coast for a short honeymoon. Mr. Belles is the proprietor of one of Moscow's leading drug stores. He has lived here many years, and is an extremely popular member of the younger business men's set. Mrs. Belles is a very handsome young woman, endeared to her friends by her modesty and graciousness. She is the sister of Alfred S. Anderson, who represented Latah county in the legislature last year. The Star-Mirror joins a host of friends in extending felicitations on the happy event. POPULAR SOLDIER.  ELCOMED HOME
Ed McConnell, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. McConnell, returned last evening from overseas, where he served 20 of the 25 months, while in service. 