Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bull of Lower Crane Creek were up Sunday afternoon to hear Rev. Martin. Mrs. Smith has five hundred baby chicks and is a busy woman these days. Most of the women of this community are gardening these days and we expect soon to see some lovely gardens. Farmers are nearly thru putting in their crops. Mr. Gross hauled wood to Palouse Monday. Mrs. Olfs was visiting on Lower Crane Creek Friday at the Bailey and Birch homes. There were 71 present Sunday at Sabbath school. Afterwards the children sang several songs appropriate for Mother's Day, and then J. W. Atkinson gave us a very nice talk on "Mothers." At noon we had a splendid big picnic dinner which seemed to be enjoyed by all. In the afternoon Rev. Martin gave us a Mother's Day sermon which was fine. Mr. Martin will send a substitute to preach two weeks from last Sunday. We are planning now for a Children's Day program and another picnic dinner. Mrs. J. Vogel will lead the prayer meeting Friday evening. Mrs. Allen Gouser was visiting Mrs. Lincoln Burden on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Craig spent one day this week with her sister, Mrs. Chas. Ogan. Notice of Annual Meeting The annual meeting of the members of the Alpha Kappa Epsilon Corporation will be held at 616 South Jefferson Street, on Monday, May 29, 1922, at eight P.M. o'clock. PAUL T. ROWELL, President. 18—27  Methods and Progress
In the days of oxen, we also had candle-light. Later still came horses and lamp-light; then electricity, the motor car, truck, and tractor. 