Mrs. Harris accompanied by Mrs. Drury were guests of Mrs. Lewis Aas Saturday. Mr. Ware of Kendrick was a business visitor in Deary Saturday and cried his sale of J. H. Baker who sold the majority of his old second-hand articles. Miss Mable Petterson has accepted position as clerk in Pat Baker's grocery store. HARVARD HAPPENINGS— SCHOOL BEGAN MONDAY Harvard schools commenced Monday. Miss Margaret Terry, who ably conducted the work in the advanced grades during the past two years, is back at her old position. Miss Ruth Helpman of Northport, Wash., who taught the primary here two years ago, has the intermediate grades, and Miss Vivian Munson of Moscow has the primary. Mrs. Sarah Butterfield and little granddaughter, Melva Butterfield, of Chambers Flat, visited relatives in Bowill last week. Miss Marian Hanley of Spokane visited at the H. W. Canfield home last week. F. H. Mullen was a Deary visitor Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Parker visited at the Frank Shadduck home near Potlatch Thursday. Charles Plaff and J. H. Cochrane were among those in attendance at the Spokane fair last week. Frank Peterson returned the last of the week from the vicinity of Palouse where he has been working during harvest. J. W. Sibert and L. E. Breneman of Garfield were business visitors up the river Sunday evening. J. A. and York Cochrane, who are working on Elmer Bain's thresher near Palouse, were home a few days last week.  Last week, having been laid off,
account of the rain.
Joe Chambers met with a painful
and what might have been a serious
accident Saturday evening when he
was thrown from a horse, landing on
a rail fence, sustaining a broken rib
and being otherwise badly bruised. 