Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Beckman and Mrs. Roy Holman and son, Royal, returned last evening from a motoring trip to Spokane. Mrs. Holman visited with Mrs. J. Crerar, who with her daughters are living in Spokane since the death of Mr. Crerar last winter in Montana of influenza. Mr. and Mrs. Crerar were former residents of Moscow.
Dance by American Legion in Eggan's Hall Friday night.
Brothers' Orchestra. Come.
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Mrs. McRoberts, grand matron of the Eastern Star lodge, is expected in Moscow today from Twin Falls, and will meet with the local chapter this afternoon.
Mrs. C. Davis and Mrs. Shaw of Cornwall are shopping in Moscow today.
evening.
Mrs. A. Mathis has been visiting Mrs. J. Hanson and Mrs. Gossett, west of Moscow.
St. Mark's Guild will meet tomorrow afternoon in the guild hall. Important business will come before the meeting, and a large attendance is desired.
WHERE EVERYBODY GOES
LAST TIME TONIGHT—MAE MURRAY in "THE TWIN PAWNS"
WEDNESDAY ONLY -ALMA DUDENS IN "THE GREEN VAN"
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from Leona Dalrymple's Prize Novel Romance
Mystery
Intrigue
Harold Lloyd
Comedy
Pete Morrison
Western
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
BESSIE BARRISCALE in "A TRICK OF FATE"
From Virginia to Paris and Back Again.
SATURDAY  DAY—PAULINE FREDERICK in an Emotional Drama of the West. COMING!!—Henry B. Warner in THE MAN WHO TURNED WHITE" COMING!!—Assay Lab Scene of Novel Feed And Canned Jazz—Organize Into Club "A bunch of boys were whooping it up in the Malamute saloon, etc, etc." The boys were the mining students of the University; the Malamute Saloon was the Assay Laboratory. 