Pickett and G. N. Lamphere drove to Colfax in Mr. Lamphere's car today to attend the funeral of Harry Schultz, an Elk, who died at Wallace, Chester Vincent, brother of Prof. C. C. Vincent, was married September 8th to Miss Louise Beeman of Woodburn, Oregon, but who has been a telegrapher in Tacoma for two years. Chester is still at Camp Lewis but leaves soon for Camp Grant, Ill., to finish his officers training.
Idaho, recently. The Moscow men mentioned represent the local Elks lodge.
All growers please list with us approximately a number of sacks and kind you will have for sale. Washburn & Wilson.
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Marsh Cozier, of Bovill, came over to the metropolis today for the triple purpose of attending the round-up, seeing the trophy train and renewing his subscription to The Star-Mirror for another three months. Marsh has a son in the aviation corps in France who writes that he hopes to fly over Berlin and drop a ton of bombs on the Kaiser's Pottsdam palace and he understood the last syllable of Pottsdam.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Keene are in town today from American Ridge.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Northrup of Palouse were in town shopping yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Brown of Clinton were in Moscow Thursday stocking up in Liberty bonds.
Horning, brother of Mrs. C. C. Vincent, is in the navy aviation near Queensland, Ireland. Mr. Hornning has been in France.  Also, Mrs. C. L. Hull, with daughter, Phoebe, and son, Ralph, and Mrs. E. H. Newton, of Colfax were in the city yesterday. 