Miss Ella Nebelsieck of Genesee has spent the last week in Moscow with her sister, Miss Emma Nebelsieck. The Faculty Women's club will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:45 at Ridenbaugh hall. Charles Henry, former superintendent of the Moscow school, was a Moscow visitor Saturday. Miss Minnie Smith, who spent the weekend with her grandmother, Mrs. L. D. Jameson, at Garfield, returned to the city today. Jay Gibson, who spent the weekend at the J. G. Gibson home, left today for Spokane and from there he will return to his home in American Falls. Miss Helen Savage of Pullman spent Sunday with her mother here. Miss Isabel Dickinson spent Sunday with her mother at Pullman. Has your subscription expired? Pay up and help buy bandages for the Red Cross. For a limited time we will give $1.00 of each yearly subscription to the surgical dressing committee. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Stratton of Pullman were guests yesterday at the home of Mrs. Stratton's parents, Dr. and Mrs. Leitch. Mrs. Thomas Lukins and children returned Saturday to their home in Lewiston. Buy bandages by paying up your subscription. One dollar of each yearly subscription goes to surgical dressing committee of the local Red Cross. The Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist church will meet Tuesday afternoon at the church. All members are urged to be present and to bring thimbles and needles for Red Cross sewing will be done. Mrs. J. A. McIntire left this afternoon for Spokane for an indefinite stay. Mrs. J.  F. Farquhar and son, John Thomas, arrived in Moscow this afternoon to spend a week at the H. H. Orland home. 