Miss Dollie Jacksha went to Uniontown for a short visit.
Mrs. T. E. Wiley returned to her home near Pullman today after recovering from an operation at a Moscow hospital.
J. M. Shaw, editor of the Kooskia, having been called here on account of the very serious illness of his brother-in-law, Joseph Meek, manager of the county farm, who recently underwent improving and Mr. Shaw expects to return to his home today or tomorrow.
Word has been received that Miss Alma Hopkins, daughter of Eli Hopkins, was united in marriage February 24 at Kent, Wash., to Mr. Oscar Haig, a prosperous farmer of Canada, which is the strongest power—love or revenge? See what a girl of the desert, primitive in morals and ideals, had to decide in "Eye for Eye."
The great Nazimova will be seen as the girl in this play at the Kenworthy theatre, Thursday and Friday.
Dr. and Mrs. H. R. Foster and little son of Clarkston are visiting Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Qwings. Dr. Fos Miss Bertha Weinman and brothers Henry and Herman of Blaine, were in Moscow Saturday.
Mrs. Wegman of Portland has been visiting for the past two weeks, her daughter, Miss Helen Wegman, teacher of piano at the university. Mrs. Wegman returned to her home yesterday.
Dr. and Mrs. 