Mrs. S. J. Reichman arrived today from Beilgrade, Mont., to visit with her daughter, Mrs. T. S. Cady. Miss Louisa Martin returned home today from a month's trip to the coast, and the Y. W. C. A. conference. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Staples received a telegram announcing the safe arrival of their son, Gordon, at Camp Stuart, Virginia, from overseas. Miss Eva was in re. Mrs. L. O. Snoddy of Burlingame, Kansas, is visiting her son, Rev. W. S. Snoddy. Mr. Snoddy's sister, Miss Clara Snoddy, who is instructor at Haskill Institute, is a government government. Before selling your Hogs, Cattle, Veal or Mutton, call phone 7 and get your price. Hagan and Cushing Co. 162-tf Indian school at Lawrence, Kansas, is also a visitor here. They will remain several weeks. Mrs. E. Stanley is in Spokane visiting her sister, Mrs. Keeney. Word has been received that a son was born July 28 to Prof. and Mrs. Raymond Brink of Minneapolis. Mrs. Brink was formerly Miss Carol Ryrie, granddaughter of Mrs. C. A. Watkins of Moscow. Prof Brink was formerly an instructor at the Idaho state university. Mrs. P. T. Poe received a telegram today saying her son, Ernest, had arrived July 25, at Norfolk, Virginia, from overseas. Word has been received that Clinton Menefee and Miss Ruth Edgett were married Saturday, July 26 at Yakima. Mr. and Mrs.  Menefee left for Virginia to visit his parents, Miss Edgett, worked several years in the Williamson department store. Mr. Menefee has just returned from overseas.
Ellendale lodge, at the foot of Moscow mountain, the guest of Mrs. E. Maguire and family, and Mr. and Mrs. E. Calkins and daughters. 