Word has reached friends in this city that Frank Price, who was compelled to go to the coast some months ago because of ill health and who is now living at Brawley, Cal., is much improved and constantly growing stronger. The beauty of it is that you can't forget that rummage sale. C. H. Greene of the Standard Paving company of Spokane is in town on business. 25 percent discount on all Erector Sets. Sherley's Book Store. 69-3

Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Mix returned Tuesday from the coast. While away, they visited Camp Lewis and attended the military review there last Saturday and Sunday. Clyde A. Marsh is in San Diego at the U. S. naval training school. Frank Martin, a graduate of the university with the law class of last year, is a guest at the Kappa Sigma house. Mr. Martin is in the law office of E. M. Wolfe at Twin Falls. Mrs. Tom Wright leaves today for Albany, Ore., where she will spend Christmas with her parents. W. J. Costello of Sandpoint, lawyer for Carpenter, the I. W. W. leader, is in Moscow on legal business. D. M. Sullivan, whose two brothers were in Halifax at the time of the fire, has had word that they are safe. The Modern Woodman club is planning a dance of unusual interest for Christmas night at Forest hall. The entire proceeds are to go to the Red Cross. There will be special music for the occasion and the grand march will start promptly at 8:45. At an interclass basketball game at. 