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Miss Avis Drew, of the Moscow
Millinery, went to Spokane Tuesday
on a business trip.
South Main street is being treated to
a new coating of tar and sand.
Attorney Scott Ogden left Tuesday
morning for Portland, on business.
Mrs. Joseph Kesel, who has been
visiting in Moscow for some time,
left Tuesday for her home at Champion,
Albany. Mrs. Fred Kesel accompanied her as far as Spokane.
John Stephens went to Spokane
Tuesday to spend a few days visiting
friends.
Last Saturday Carl Smith took a
load of household goods to Nezperce,
the road being very good up to the
Crag mountains, that part of the
country has much more rain than
here in Moscow. Last Saturday at a
certain place between Volmer and
Nezperce—a strip of about a mile
and a half—it hailed four inches
deep.
Miss Jessie Mowery and Harry
Tracey were married at 2:30 Tuesday
at the Methodist parsonage, the Rev.
H. O. Perry performing the ceremony.
The happy pair left on the 3:15
N. P. train for Seattle, where a brief
honeymoon will be spent.
The dance which was to have been
given in the K. C. hall Thursday
night, has been postponed until Friday night at the request of "the old
soldiers who objected to dancing on
Memorial day.
The Loyal Friends class will give a
short play Wednesday evening at the
Christian church at 8:15 entitled,
"Tired of Missions." This is for the
purpose of raising money for our
French sister. A silver offering will
be taken at the door. Everyone is  cordially invited. 