WEATHER FORECAST

LEWISTON — Fair tonight and Sunday.

City News In Brief
Mr. and Mrs. Homer A. Kissinger of Viola were visitors in Moscow Friday.
W. N. Helmer and W. A. Peterson of Moscow were visitors in Friday.
Fresh strawberries, 3 boxes for 25c, this at Rollefeon's, after 6 o'clock evening.
Walter Clark of the Juliaetta section was shaking hands with friends in Moscow today.
For Sale—All of my household goods. J. H. Kirkwood, 825 Third.
Nels P. Johnson of Deary was in Moscow this week looking after business and official matters.
Rollie Albright of Juliaetta, formerly of the Albright Garage, is in the city helping his uncle at the garage.
For Sale—Edison phonograph, records with cabinet, for $30.00. Also bedsteads, dishes, kitchen utensils and porch furniture. E. Kaufman. Phone 37tf
Frank Priebe of Oak Park, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago, is in Moscow visiting at the home of his sister, Mrs. H. H. Simpson and will remain for some time enjoying his summer outing.
In the news item telling of the death of Mrs. Kate Westerdyke in the Star Mirror Friday evening it was erroneously said that Mrs. M. D. Young was a.  Sister of the deceased. Mr. Young is a brother of Mrs. Westerdyke. Among the prominent men from the Bovill and Deary section in Moscow were J. A. Harsh, T. P. Jones, Oakey Hall, Emory Olson, David Brown, Jack Mallory, Fred Hammond, Robert Jones and J. S. Nelson. 