The Llano colonist. [volume] (Llano, Calif.) 191?-1937, 1922-11-25


because lost nv good name, and per-
haps my job, at the OFFICE; and, as
want 10 attend the sex hygiene class
at the club house and the agricultural
class at the school house. | guess We
had better quit "1ubber-necking' over
the place fer to-day. You can also
;; attend the violin class at the school
house before the agri. meeting. Busy
place this, don't you think
= $ = 8.
Saturday, Nov. Is. Pete Kemp
has been narrowing the sweet-spud
patch; Comrade Yates and crowd of
children have completed the job of
picking the potatoes and mule feed.
Scharrer is today hauling cane seed
from the lower field. Comrade Jones
hau!s wood in the morning and helps
Victor Gaddis load up Che also hand
ling team in the afternoon. Clinton
Hartz, Millard Dalton and Clifford
West take these same teams for wood
hauling. Today Clifford is helping
Lee Tread haul cane. Sid Merrell and
Hinckley are making a logging road SO
Busick can get out some more big pine
logs for lumber. Now let us go over
to the garden today. Here we find
Chas. Strausse. Babb, Benton. Buck,
ST., and Buhre making garden as fast
as they can. EIroy Norgard, Victor
Thurman. EIwoqd Hoffpaur, Edna
Meal. Rachael and Alice Jacques are the
old standby helpers while Annie Hartz
Irene Brown and one of the Dalton
girls are new garden workers. Cross
ING thru the gardens we go to the
dairy and here we find Baldwin, Toble,
Rowe and Mrs. TobIe busy crew taxi
ing care of the cows. calves and pigs.
At this place we also view the "chil-
dren's paradise" the swimming pool.
You see no end of good work to de
done here-a dairy herd to be built
up, and a great hog department to be
also taken care of. Over across the
fields about a mile we find Comrade
Phillips growing his garden and cook
ing for stray colonists who pass his
place about meal time, or who are
working in his vicinity Beyond here
is the sweet-potato field, with Yates
End the big crew of young Llanoites.
Coming back towards the colony we
pass Fred and Chas Anderson, who are
burning stumps and clearing land
north of the orchards where Comrade
Salamone works and back to town. We
find Nash, Hall and Tackett, with Cliff
ford Synoground and Walter Gels
building a new single bungalow, while
Rechsteiner and Gels, ST., are working
on the new stalls for the stabling Of
the new mules we expect to arrive most
any day. That is Comrade Gault haul
ing fertilizer to the garden from the
Coleman's special brew of fertilizer
If there is anything Dad Coleman
would rather do than make fertilizer.
it is see GauIt haul it to the garden or
play with his other pet. the bat roost.
1t isn't here but just watch our smoke
before winter is over. Dad will then
hatch bats out of the brick plant to
start his swarm. West of the colony
about ~ miles is the poultry ranch,
where lives the Rooney's. We have
two good houses and several other val
liable buildings here, and some day we
hope to have big poultry department
at this place. At night Dad Wright
stands guard over US as Waterman and
sees that we kids obey curfew. Oh,
JOY! Oh, Joy! on the morning train
came Comrade Moline, an old colonisi
from Llano, CAL. a brickmason. Yes,
and he came to stay. He brought tools
to be used by our kiddos in learning
and putting up their school house. The
ice is broken, you brick-masons had
better flock in and hel p to build oul
new city, Ell what? Now the week i;
nearly, ended and I'll go back to the
office for a renewal of my old job
Please Burton Che of the front office
can | go back to work? Oh. it's d
to the womenl Gee. that's bad luck
but now we call Mrs../Dougherty tn,
time keeper. Mrs. Gault the sub. won
on for the publications and Mrs. Nor
gard, Louise Ewell and Ruth Suther
land the stenog. force. Now what is
Why, I'll never do it again until tn
temptation gets too strong. Fine. cal
go to work again thru the consent 0
these bosses. So am happy ono
more. Tonight's dancing school an,
Iapca v.,ara tba ol.o.,.-. f r I .