The Moscow Millinery has moved from their former location on Third Street to a newly decorated and repapered and repapered room on Main Street between Childers' ice cream parlors and Kelly's jewelry store. Get your official Elks' Hat at the Togs. Mr. and Mrs. J. Drew motored to Spokane to meet their son, Basil, who returned from 17 months service from overseas. They were accompanied by their nieces, the Misses Dorothy and Avis Drew, all returning last evening. Miss Frances Mullaley of Genesee was in Moscow yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Alexander of Oakesdale, Wash., were in Moscow Tuesday. F. M. Breshears, superintendent of the state constabulary, who is making a visit to the counties of the state, was in Moscow today, visiting Sheriff John Woody. Get your official Elks' Hat at The Togs. County Auditor, Homer Estes issued a marriage license today to John Cox and Hildur Fredman, both of Troy. Miss Ruth Orr of Spokane visiting in the city, the guest of Miss Avis Drew. The funeral services of Ira J. Hobart, who was killed in a railroad accident, Monday evening, at Asiyand, Ore., will be held at 3:30, July 3rd, at Grace's chapel. The Inland Electric railway will have a special train out of Moscow the evening of the Fourth, leaving here at 9 o'clock p.m., and going as far as Palouse. Miss Esther L. Beck  A graduate in piano, will accept pupils. Phone 148R. Miss Susan Johns, who has been acting as nurse in the hospital at Walla Walla, returned home yesterday, called by the illness of her mother, Mrs. W. C. Johns. 