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LEWISTON — Unsettled tonight and Saturday, probably probably showers.
City News In Brief
Dean C. H. Shattuck left yesterday for Elk River to deliver an address.
Superintendent Charles Henry left today for Spokane to spend the weekend.
Miss Frances Mullalley of Genesee was a visitor among Moscow friends this week.
Miss Harriett Benjamin left today for Troy where she will visit with relatives for some time.
S. S. Anderson, one of the rural carriers of the local post office, returned today from a two weeks' vacation.
Mrs. Maud Galbraith and little son of Garfield, Washington, are visiting this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Homer E. Estes in Moscow.
C. H. Bratton, former manager of the Farmers' Store, now engaged in real estate business in the city, left today for Calgary on a business trip.
Mrs. E. E. Barrows, who has been visiting her son, Dr. F. L. Barrows, in the city during the winter months, returned to her home in Boulder, Col.
Miss Minnie Brambiette left Wednesday for Spokane where she will visit for a month before joining her parents on their homestead in Wyoming.
Prof. A. C. Burrell, connected with the agricultural college of the university, left today for Twin Falls on business connected with his department.
Dean J. G. Eldridge went to Potlatch yesterday afternoon to deliver the commencement address to the graduating class of the Potlatch High school.
Prof. C. B.  Wilson made a hurried trip to Genesee Thursday in the interest of the boys' and girls' club work and reports the movement going ahead satisfactorily there. 