Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Collins are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Percy Doyle, north of Moscow.
Mrs. D. H. Blanchard, who lives on the Patterson farm north of Moscow, went to Lewiston today.
Mrs. H. J. Smith of the Red Cross reports goods sold to the amount of $25.25 at their shop Saturday. If you want some fine pumpkins you will find them there. Please bring more articles for sale to sell.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Jones are in Moscow.
The funeral of Clarke B. Jessup will occur this afternoon at 2:30. Mr. Jessup was a young man of 26 years of age, who entered the service at Cottonwood just a few weeks ago, and died of influenza in California. He is a brother of A. M. Jessup, with the Standard Dray company of this city.
Mrs. Medora Meeker died in Seattle Saturday of heart trouble and will be buried in Moscow Thursday morning at 9 o'clock from Grice's undertaking parlors. Mrs. Meeker was 68 years of age and a pioneer of Idaho, having lived in the Thorn Creek section and Moscow for 22 years, but left Moscow about 10 years ago. She was a sister of Henry Bangs, a prominent pioneer, who died several years ago. She leaves eight sons and four daughters, of whom Charles Meeker and Mrs. Sparks arrived this morning from Seattle and Mrs. Alex Hamilton from Orofino.
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A. Broils came to Moscow this morning from Lewiston with about 25 fine salmon, weighing from five to 12 pounds each, which  had been caught by seine in the Snake river.
Victor Almquist left on the afternoon train for Montana.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Roily Morton on Tuesday, a son. 