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Show dens. If you think not, call at Ed-incmd Ed-incmd Williams and you wilt see as II no a garden as any In the county, considering the backward spring. T. C. Held is doing some planting and plowing at Hurtner for Mr. Sours of Salt Lake City. Miss Margie Uradley of California was here for a few days and returned last week to her home. There Is a new operator here at present. This one has a wife to accompany ac-company him, so we are in hopes he has come to stay. The operator who has been here for the last six months left here Monday morning on a pleasure pleas-ure trip to California. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ward returned recently from Salt Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Moody of Salt Lake, formerly of this place, were callers on Monday the 17th Inst., as they were here for tho funeral of Mrs. Moody's mother. Easter Sunday was appropriately celebrated by services In the L. I). 8. chapel, Miss Dora Henry, Jacob C. Hawley and John Styler being tho speakers, who did honor to the occasion. occas-ion. Mrs. Jacob C. Hawley of 1'rovo has been spending a few days with her husband and friends. OASIS. Mrs. Mina Jackson, Chronicle Repre- There has been a great number of home seekers here lately. They were taken to the East Side by Raymond Ray, who is here at this ioint on land business. Mrs. Flora Coulter, her son John, and two daughters, are here visiting with relatives and friends. Mr. David Day is erecting a summer sum-mer kitchen at the rear of his build Ing. Carpenter Andrew Skeems Is doing the mechanical part A car load of shingles were unloaded un-loaded at the Millard Company lumber yard yesterday. Irrigation is now on. The roads are being ws'ered as well as the farms. Who says Oasis can t produce gar- |
