C. S. Roberts and son, Francis, were looking at the George Bricka place with a view of buying it for a poultry farm.
Floyd Blaylock and family visited with J. H. Kincaids Sunday.
Miss Ona Cummings returned home from Lewiston Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Roberts entertained at Sunday dinner, F. M. Green and wife and daughters, Helen, Margery, Grace, and Dorothy.
Thursday afternoon fire broke out at the Raymond Harland home and destroyed a new hen house and a shed. The barn caught fire but was saved by the help of neighbors. The fire was caused by burning rubbish that was thought to be out. Mr. Harland had gone to Troy. When he returned and got off the wagon to open a gate, his two-year-old daughter started to climb the brake block.
Mr. Harland did not see her and when the team started up the girl fell to the ground. The wheel passed over her arm but no bones were broken but the flesh was badly cut and bruised.
Parents last week.
Amy Cummings has gone to Lewiston to stay with her sister, Mrs. Paul Carlson.
D. C. Helm has been on the sick list but is reported much better at this writing.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. C. Cummings Thursday, May 4.
Oscar Allen of Clarkston visited his parents last week.
TONIGHT AND FRIDAY
Messmore Kendall presents
IGAN
The First American Historical Production
From the Famous Novel by
ROBERT W. CHAMBERS
Directed by John  The Liberty invites every boy and girl in Moscow to see "Cardigan" showing American history in the making. 