Rodeo weekend and the high school
class reunions are the reason for a number of visitors as August gets
underway. Jacob and Ranette Free and their two children drove over
from Pinedale, WY, to shelp with rodeo parade preparations at his
dad's ranch. Richard and Vickie Free raise Paso de Fino horses and
enjoy the parade ride.
The five children of Freemon and Ada
Jepsen all gathered together at their parents home, the first time
they have all been able to make it for many years, Bruce Jepsen, Dan
Jepsen. Marilyn Godfrey, JoAnn Auger and Glen Jepsen, plus all their
spouses, had a great time reminiscing about their growing up years on
the farm. Although the siblings are now scattered they have kept an
interest in their parents home,
Karen and Layne Erickson enjoyed a
visit from their yongest daughter, Connie and her husband Adam
Westenskow. Connie and Adam live in Logan
Three young adult of our community are
making marriage plans for this fall. Tiffany Longhurst, daughter of
Sheldon and Candy, has an August date with Spencer Wheeler of Parma,
ID. Alexis Iverson, daughter of Kurt and Margret Iverson, and Scott
Strong of Spanish Fork, UT, will wed in September. Cody McKay, son
of Paul a d Terrie McKay, has also chosen September for a wedding
date with Kevyn Bruce of Globe, AZ.
Two young men with recent birthdays
were ordained to the office of priest in the LDS Ward. Ben Seamons
is the son of Jeff and Jennifer Seamons, Andy McKay, the son of of
Paul and Terrie McKay.
Terry and Hayes Carr and family came
up from Utah to visit with her parents, Mary Jean and Larry
Rasmussen. Carrie and Ken Melton and their two boys are visiting her
parents, Lorraine and Royce Christensen The Melton family lives in
Indiana.
We are having a day here and there
where it is feeling like Fall is on its way. It seems a bit early
but then this whole year has been on a tipped schedule. Due to
frequent rainstorms the countryside still looks fairly green, as
though the dryness of harvest is being held at bay.
Last week sent a couple of storms that
had our streets serving as swift waterways as the heavy rain made its
way down to the creeks, flowing to the mouth of Mink Creek where it
empties into Bear River. There was thunder and lightening popping
about, but no reports of damage as a result.
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