Many
thanks to the Idaho State highway crew for mowing those tall grasses
that bordered the highway through our little town and beyond. This
will save some lives of our deer population and other wildlife as
they are prone to pop out of the growth into the roadway when least
expected. Also, it will significantly improve the vision of our
human approaches to merge with the highway from the six main
intersections throughout the length of our community.
Hannah
Singleton and her sons have been visiting her parents, Wynn and
Cecelie Costley.. The Singleton family lives in Eldorado, AR. Her
siblings who live within driving distance have gathered off and on
during her stay. Lots of cousin time at the Costley residence
lately.
Ivan
McCracken returned from a trip to his native Canada. His mission
was helping older brother Sam who was moving into a home in Raymond,
Alberta. Sam and his wife Roberta were returning from the
Philippines so Ivan enlisted the help of the LDS Ward to get the
house in shape.
The
entire family of Jimmie and Anna Beth Olson were here, totaling up to
quite a few people. Jerry and Christine Olson and children are in
St. George, UT. Mike and Anna Olson and children live in Brigham
City, UT. Lydia and Jason Stucki and family call Moscow, ID home.
Dana and Charles Peterson and youngsters reside in Meridian and Peggy
and Jon Flinders and their girls are at home in Rigby. The Olsons
were glad to have their bunkhouses ready and available.
It
has been quite a while since we have had some visiting time with
George and Judy Rasmussen. They came up for our 4th
celebration and now live in Highland, UT.
Marie
Keller is home after nearly a month in the Midwest visiting her
children. They
live in Indiana around Portage and Ft. Wayne. There was a family
wedding while she was there so it lent itself to a family reunion.
The
drying southern winds are making themselves known. If the land isn't
under irrigation the appearance is one of dryness. Dryland fields
are full of cracks in the surface of the ground, suggesting caution
when walking across so a foot doesn't drop in an unexpected hole.
Justin
Longhurst has undergone surgery on a foot that was damaged in a
recent race. He took a bad tumble on his racing bike during a
competition. It takes the fun our of the hobby for a time.
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