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Show MOSCOW, IDAHO. 1 (Special Correspondence.) During the past week lour car-1 car-1 penters were kept busy in fixing up the church and parochial residence which l as proved to be an expensive item on the congregation. Over 20,000 shingles alone were needed for the church roof, if that work had been postponed any-longer, any-longer, the church would have been converted into a swimming pool owing to the heavy rains of last week, so it was a fortunate foresight upon the part cf the church trustees to have that work advanced." At the high mass on last Sunday a pratical discourse upon intemperance was given by the pastor who after Mass was over advised and pledged a few to take the water cure system. I Mr. Jack Burke has returned to Moscow. Mos-cow. A local minister in order to draw a crowd for his church upon last Sunday Sun-day had patriotic dodgers printed that his church would be decorated all over with our American bunting, even the pulpit. A local wag remarked that it was too bad St. Patrick's day was far off, as he would like to see his churclv green with envy for the Glorious Twelfth. f Moscow- held 110 celebration on the Fourth, the patriotic citizens invaded Pullman instead. " Rev. Arthur Catling has been visiting visit-ing his old flock within the past few day?. 4- A visiting clergyman will officiate here nevt Knnrfav in lien nf T'ntVier ! Mooney, w ho w ill leave on a short vacation va-cation as his health has been very poorly of la,te owing to overwork. f Mfsdames Carey and Wilson leave this week "for a month's sojourn in Lewiston, Ida. |