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Show DESERET. i Ijoshuo Bennett, Chronicle Repreten- The weather appears ti bo settled and farmers are busy preparing and seeding the ground which is in good coin!! I inn. Our Y. M. M. I. A. haB Just received appointments to visit other ward associations as-sociations to debate on "Resolved, That I'. S. Senators ought to bo elected by popular vote." It Is expected they will hold two meetings and alternate tho question for and against. Farrier & Swaslnare shipping a car loud of first crop hay to Callenle to be used at tho washout on the 8. P., U A. & S. L. It. R. The Junior basket ball team of this place was very much disappointed on account of tho Hurtner team falling to show up as agreed upon last Sat urday evening. However, thero were two very good games played by our home teams. The conclusion was that practice Is what Is needed to become proficient In that sport as well as all others. It Is reported that Dr. Mary K. Dameron Is Improving from the operation opera-tion for gall stones. The four year old child of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. V. Hlack Is quite sick with typhoid fever, but Is reported to be a little better at this writing. Miss Rose Kelly professional nurse of this place, has been railed to wait upon Mrs. T. G. Reid of Oasis. Sunday services were well attended and two very good sermons were delivered de-livered by Flders Orson Krlcksen and Nels U Petersen. Appraisers that were appointed to place valuations on tho properties of the Into Margaret M. Hlylhe have reported re-ported their findings to the District Court. Stockholders In the various water ditches are getting together, appointing appoint-ing watermasters and preparing the ditches to carry the water for the crops for this Reason. |
