Mrs. R. H. Cay left today for Minnesota, called there by the illness of her sister, Mrs. Putman. The meeting of the Arts and Craft department of the Historical Club will be postponed until November 1st, on account of the instructor. The small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Larson was painfully hurt today in the city park when she and another girl were swinging. They swung too weak to turn over dislocating the Larson girl's ankle and fracturing one bone in her leg. She was treated by Dr. Hatfield and is resting nicely now. Rich, thick and sweet whipping cream at the Bon Ton. 30c a pint. 24-6 Editor Johnson of The Troy News business visitor in Moscow. Hear Governor Gooding at Eggan's hall. 8 o'clock tonight. Miss Elizabeth Zimmerman of Garfield is visiting in Moscow for a few days with Miss Neta Frazier. After your shopping stop in at the Bon Ton and get a good hot lunch. 24-5 Victor Johnson, druggist of Troy, was a business visitor to Moscow Friday afternoon. H. B. Mickey left the first of the week for South Dakota on a short business trip. Mrs. Ellon Madison is visiting her son Ben, in Spokane. T. P. Dowdy and family have moved back to their home on E. 8th street. Mrs. D. Urquhart is ill and is threatened with pneumonia. The Orchard division of the W. H. M. met Tuesday afternoon at the home of their chairman, Mrs. W. F. Morgar.  Officers were elected, pledges taken and work ahead was planned, very profitable afternoon was spent, daily refreshments being served by the hostess. Mrs. B. P. Griffith and Mrs. S. T. Ridge. 