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Show him Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Chatwin are rejoicing over the arrival of a nice baby girl, both mother and baby are feeling fine. Mrs. Chas. D. Fabrizlo and Miss Tracy Defa went to Salt Lake Tuesday with their brother Joe Defa. , Mr. George Wilkins and son Carl made a business trip to Provo Monday. Joe and Alfonzo Defa made a trip to Oray with a load of bridge pilling where they are building a bridge across green river. The Wplf Creek road is still open the weather is still very good and we hope it will be open until Xmas. Mike and Leo Defa went to Salt Lake City Friday for Medical aid, and returned Sunday. Leo bringing bring-ing back his wife and daughter where she has been visiting her sister for two weeks. Here is a poem written by one of the Seventh grade boys, of the Farm Creek School. THE BOY WHO SAW SANTA It was Christmas Eve and the night was still Old Santa had many a stocking to IUL The bells on his sleigh jingled with glee. As they dashed over hill and tree. Now one little boy wanted to see Just what old Santa's looks might be. So he sat by the fire as still as a - mouse. Until he heard something on top of the house. The boy jumped up and hid under a chair. For he thought that he could see . Santa and would be safe there. Down the chimney with a scrape and a bump. Santa came with a little jump. He filled the stockings from top to toe. Then he sprang up the chimney and away he did go. The next morning that little boy, Being very full of joy. Told his folks what he had seen. But they said it was only a dream. By Billy Turnbow. Seventh Grade : Farm Creek School. RloltM There Is a greater thin; on earth than riches. With it, the poor man Is rich, the rich man Is poor. Beggars Beg-gars may possess It, It Is not to i be bought by kings. The greatest thing! In all the world U.love. 1 Charles Halman. |
