Vincent, head of the department of horticulture, have returned from Post Falls, where they acted as judges at the Mid-Valley fair, held Saturday at that place. Professor Parkhurst, judging the poultry display and Professor Vincent, the fruits and vegetables, the two Idaho men say that there was an excellent exhibit in all classes and that the fair reflects the possibilities of the valley.
The committee from the Rebekah assembly will be received by the Grand Lodge and at 8 o'clock in the evening, Rebekah degree work will be exemplified in the I. O. O. F. hall.
Arthur Rathbun and Miss Alice Rathbun, who are attending school at the university, returned Monday from their home at Juliaetta, where they spent the weekend.
IDAHO LOCAL VISITED BY SIGMA CHI OFFICERS
Phi Alpha Pi, local fraternity at the University of Idaho, entertained John S. McMillan, first grand consul of Sigma Chi, national fraternity which the Idaho local is petitioning, his wife and daughter, Dorothy, Paul McMillan, another prominent Sig, and several officers and delegates of the fifteenth province of the fraternity at a luncheon Tuesday. The officers were on their way to Spokane and the east, after installing a chapter of Sigma Chi at Whitman College last week.
J. O. Rassmussen, G. M. Dean, L. A. Boas, and H. A. Armstrong, four members of the Idaho local were invited guests of Mr. McMillan at the installation dance and banquet at Wall.  A Walla Friday and Saturday.
The province convention went on record favoring the Idaho petition at that time.
Wheat Quotations
Local quotations on wheat and oats on Tuesday were 86 cents per club, 84 cents for red, and $1.30 per 100 for oats. 