Several hay balers working in this vicinity are baling hay, and the crop is being rapidly taken care of. Six to ten dollars per ton is being offered in the field.
H. L. Hawkins is helping in the hay harvest on his ranch at Avon this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Spangle and Mrs. Spokane are visiting at Willard Heaton's this week.
Mrs. James Skeen and children are visiting in Palouse a few days this week.
Virgil Adair returned to Spokane in his aeroplane Sunday.
The district meeting of the Modern Woodmen was held here Monday evening. Delegates were present from John Heaton of Eva Whitney of Troy, Moscow, and Potlatch. A class of 12 was initiated. The work was put on by the Troy team. A lecture on Woodcraft, followed by a supper in the hall, kept all until a late hour.
POTLATCH
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Chatterton returned Saturday from a week's vacation which Mrs. Chatterton spent with a sister at Gifford, Idaho. Mr. Chatterton, with a party of friends, enjoyed a wonderful fishing trip in the Clearwater district near Pierce City.
Mr. and Mrs. P. R. VanWert and family motored to Hood River last week where they spent a short time with Mr. VanWert's parents.
Mrs. Frank Giesler and Mrs. J. B. Gardner entertained a number of ladies at bridge at the home of Mrs. Giesler on Tuesday evening and were hostesses again on Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Gardner at which time.  There were five tables of bridge. Word has been received from Mr. and Mrs. George Watts in their car for a trip to Portland that they had arrived safely. They are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Mearle Porter. W. E. Horskotte and daughter, Mrs. 