Misses Gladys Perry and Gladys Mickey entertained their Sunday school classes at a union party in the church basement. Games, music, Bible stories, songs, and a delicious lunch, followed by an auto ride home, made up the delightful afternoon pleasures.
Steve Boddie, of Spirit Lake, Idaho, is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Clifford for a few days.
Dr. Virgil M. Gilchrist was a business visitor to Spokane, Saturday. She will return home the first of the week.
Mrs. Edgar Fry, of Cottonwood, visited in Moscow, Friday.
Glenn Leitch, who is a mail clerk on the railroad, returned to his home at Pocatello, Idaho, Friday, after spending his vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Leitch.
Miss Dollie Smith went to Spokane.
C. P. Bjorn, of Deary, Idaho, was a Moscow business visitor Saturday.
The Standard Lumber Co. have lumber they are offering for $18.00, the thousand delivered and $20.00 per anywhere in Moscow.
KENDRICK READY FOR GELERRATION
LATAH COUNTY TOWN PREPARED FOR BIG TIME NEXT MONDAY, JULY FOURTH.
(Kendrick Gazette)
The big celebration at Kendrick will start with the roar of the cannon at sunrise next Monday morning, program of interest to everyone has been arranged for the day, first event being the Calithumpian parade, which will start promptly at 10:30. If you want to see this parade be there at the appointed time as the events are to take place according to  A Wilmot has charge of the parade and he is going to spring some surprises on the public. Don't miss it, because it is going to be something really worth while. 