Paris.—Four years listing in the telephone directory as a "man midwife" has caused a Paris surgeon to bring action against the government, which is responsible for getting out the directory, to compel a change in his professional description. He asserts that letters, telephone calls, personal complaints and legal notices have been filed. Now he wants damages.
His attorney, in an effort to show how the state telephone service is strained up in red tape, has dug up from the current directory some queer examples of stupidity. He found that Solo Pasha, executed as a spy during the war, is still listed in the directory, as are other men who are dead or have disappeared.
PINE GROVE.
Miss Bessie Sams of the Juliaetta high school spent the weekend with her parents.
Herman Snoen is on the sick list this week.
Several from this neighborhood attended the farewell dance given for the benefit of Mrs. A. Whitted and family. All who attended report a fine time.
Henry Whitted, who was on the sick list for the past week, was able to attend Sunday school, Sunday.
The Pine Grove Community club last Thursday.
Among the eighty that were initiated into the Elks Saturday at Moscow, Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Strong and daughter, Mrs. Lois Bysegger and children, visited Sunday at the Fred Bysegger home. Miss Emma Bysegger, who is visiting home folks, returned with them, returning to her home here Monday evening.
Albert Kressalt and Miss Alice Swatman were united in marriage Sunday at 1:30 in the  The presence of their relatives and a few friends, at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Swatman, Rev. E. 