Sibert of Avon were visiting friends up the river Sunday.
Vera and York Cochrane were visitors in the vicinity of Potlatch Saturday.
F. S. Smith attended Masonic lodge at Potlatch Saturday evening.
BETHEL
Miss Edith Carlson closed a successful term of school in district No. 76 Friday. A fine program was given, although the wind blew very hard, the children wound the May pole and crowned little Miss Irene Kocnock, queen of May. The ladies served ice cream and cake.
Al and Fannie Roberts were dinner guests at the home of N. R. Shepherd in Troy Saturday.
Rev. Kincaid and wife were afternoon visitors at Floyd Blayloc's Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Al. Roberts, and Ivan Mushlitz and family were dinner guests at Jim Pence's Sunday.
Mr. Harland of "Granddad" everyone calls him is moving back to his ranch. They spent the winter in Troy.
Norris Walker and family of Kendrick were Sunday visitors at the home of Geo. Procunier.
Mrs. Joe Carlson was an all night visitor at Charley Cummings Friday night.
D. C. Helm and family were Sunday guests of Frank Roberts.
Emmett Harris and wife and Bob Bigham and family of Troy were dinner guests at Charley Allen's Sunday.
Frank Steelsmith received a message that his sister, Mrs. Frank Patten of Mica, Wishington was seriously ill.
When an Overland little Four with six young people from Bovill coming from the ball game at Juliaetta Sunday night, was coming down the hill.  By Mr. Allen's, the bolt in the steering rod came out. The car went into the bank, breaking all the spokes in one front wheel. Luckily, one was hurt.
Mrs. Millard Harland spent the weekend in Moscow. 