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Show -209- \l':edn.eoda:y. ,orr\jcrdny WB a ....rory rlll'dy dLy (I,n,::. t,u"r.'.E:d It raj.ned. l.1e"1rlr all night9. rrd.n OUr' ::-:tut"e l('j,.l.(Oc1 bcdly; $, lot the night trying to up during c:n"(, pro·.ect he e;oc.hhj'. Thi9)rouGht te river -up, and today ,va had high wnter. Feb. 26. -¥'o have h ad the h1eh00t vat.cr for t.ha ls.st frthurs',uy. lIeek thc.t. we.s ever known, 'l'he r1 ver han \"'J(Hlhed in. so thli.t it .s tl1rectc.l.1i113 to ta!:e pe.rt of the town, It.t 0,$ taken a 11 tt 10 of t 10 railroaa t.rack above ·tOYJl'l. ,They ht-l/'V-s qui to a number of men at we 'k 1.' 0'0. off w·' tiL. c. ::1 lD. a •. to pr-o t oc tit,. :. rJent; to Woodruff this P.M. Friday'. I went up t.o Gnowflale and. in th" aftct'\l1oon I QttedeJ he hiGh couricil. The sUbject 'of bettinJ on ho·se rucos ws brOl1L,ht. up t'.l'lcl "'h c ounc t t thonrht thf.t, t hc "'l'lco 1'"::n \7 1"'0 imp15.oc.t '1eQI'i in the lJ0ttinga c s th.pir· horse was one tho:t ran. C. L. Fl().,l-e did lOi.J .! t,.hjn'" he had done \irene:; z.a he j.el not o et but the c oun il t,h::mrht Feb. 7., , .. should akc he In acknvledgment, , lich he said he Wyuld do. Janes rh, Flale wan no t a of the c ounc i t , but he :..nl >:Id tt) be hez.r d, ae to hi S cc se so the counci 1 talked upon hJ s Case unti 1 about, mt dnt gh t He d.id. not thl.tik he had done anything wr ong and VJQu.I.d not na.l:c [U1.y cckno,'vlodgmdnt. to This lit'h lffftj_r of horne u:.;roc r cine; and b e t t ina; on tho acme by o, D. Flake and \7il1ifJ . meml1er _. . has 'created , thE> feelinG in'C')nowflake. 111 boys The counc1.1 made a s+and against betting. Soma thought they ent rather too far in this This opiniori hoevor was only hald by those who tad alalike to Bro_ somo snitll. Fe 28. The Sunday'Sohools and the Y Saturday. S. :t. I. 1\. and the Y. 'L" 'th 1. A_. hold their meotil1gs or conference. l' CI:t·ended them. SundlY Our qucr t.er Ly conference commenced £),:t 10 .i\.ifl. J)!a. 1. with U vOl"'y;good (.).ttendOJ1Cl but no visiting brethren pr ecei t r::!ar. 2. our conference udjou.rn(;xl. r had as pleas.t-Xlt Monda.y. a tiae ae could be expected after such a time as the high tiouncil ha with betting. This subject v._,an thoroughly ventila.ted during the conr er onco Several spoke on i- and some made adknoVJ.edC;llei.cts for It Was claimed that' -chis was a bad example to set bete'e l;.lettlng. 'tl e young folks, and this .was the reason why the council" took such a stand against betting.' 11 ar 3. Tuesday. I went '(:,0 Holbrook. The wat e r still keeps up • .. , , . , qui ts high. . tar., G. 'We had qui to a heavy snowstorm for this place. The snow fell about six inches deep iI'his is 'Lle deepest I ever saw its' a.. t this place, Fears are entertained that if it should ,go oft with a rain, that we wduld have extra high water. The crsslngs of the 1"1 ver and ztret'tf.'1s are about impassible.. l'his stops travel and has made trade quite dull. ;Je.r.· ,l4. So.turday r' went, to Snovvflake.. '.' Mar. 15. sunday. 1 c\ttended meeting at SnovJflcUt0 and SpOJ.(6. ,,',iar. 16. I returned to H.olbrool-::, -tto go through "(Jhe same l"out;t. , . , ,,'''0'1' business, order Lng go od s mo.rking go·;)ds, lQok,lng ,Up ace ount e rem:1.'tting rncnoy t o the I " , an sm::: r ip_g corrcsponJe"e bil12_. 27. ,Fr i d!i.y. I went up t o $no1' lake. I 1irl cd .t o work in the gurden in the afternoon. but i' vra s ver.Y windy for' such an , 'a , tI.1().Z". t to m pt. Mtr. bank .d.. paying J ' , .' , 28 •. Saturday. ,I went to " 'rayl'i".r- today and, tten:ld the hih prieJ's meoting t ald. at 2 P.M. r,Cher'c, is a trcat deal, of s : cxne e e a Snowflake and Taylor. mostly ¢olc1r.; but they call, it the Ln '·H:"ipp 1.10.r.29. I s t.oppou at i:oou,r.·uff I r-e t.ur ned to Holbrook. Sunday. and att.endod moeting. .. .fl |
