The display ranged from the simplest work to lovely dresses, including many combinations of gingham and organdy. The exhibit was considerable larger than last year and the patrons of the school expressed themselves as much pleased with the results in this department. Sherbet and cake were served by the home economics girls.
On Friday evening, Mr. Marvin Jordan, in charge of the department of manual training, exhibited the work of the boys which ranged from broom holders to tea tables, cedar chests, and library tables. This is one of the most interesting departments in the school and much has been accomplished the past year as reflected in the quality and quantity of the work exhibited.
PRINCETON
Clarence Stark is visiting his mother and brother in Spokane this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stevens of Freese were Sunday guests at Jos. Wurman's.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hawkins spent decoration day at their son and daughter's at Avon.
Miss Margaret Haring of Spokane, arrived here Saturday for a visit at her grandparents' home, Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Guernsey.
Misses Jessie and Ruby Russell, are spending a week with relatives in Spirit Lake.
Mrs. Lulu Tribble and daughter, Miss Lucy Livingstone, were business visitors in Moscow Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Grannis of Deary were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Wilton on Saturday.
A ball game was played here Sunday between Princeton and West Cove. The score was 18 to 17 in favor of West Cove. 