I B. F. Thomas has cold his cattle and he and his son Grant drove them to Palouse Monday.
A. Books, deputy U. S. marshal, a brother of Mrs. Fred Livingston, made her a short visit on his return from the coast. He came from Portland.
Arthur and John Henderson are sawing logs for Mortison & Son. They have been logging most all summer.
John Cone left Monday for Moscow.
Baby Wilkinson sent her little bank of pennies to the Red Cross. She is two years and a half old. Her bank has not been opened as yet to tell how much it contained.
H. L. Hawkins put in a supply of groceries and hardware and is doing a good business with his new store.
COVE PRECINCT PEOPLE HAVE MANY VISITORS
Wm. Schultz was in Spokane last week on business.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lazelle were dinner guests Thursday of last week at the home of Wm. Eddy in Palouse.
Ray Southworth of Palouse visited Monday and Tuesday at the home of his brother, Allen Southworth.
Mrs. H. O. Hougen entertained at dinner Thanksgiving day the Walker boys.
A fine boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Buck, Wednesday, November 27.
The Ross Greer family are ill with influenza.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Southworth and family were guests Thanksgiving day of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Southworth in Palouse.
CORA CLIPPINGS— FLOYD ROGERS IS DEAD
The sad news came Saturday of the death of Floyd Rogers at Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Rogers received a delayed telegram.  The message telling of his serious illness and started to Seattle Friday, but the message was not received. The store has taken on the atmosphere of Christmas. There are hosts of holiday hints in every department. 