The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-08-07
SENECA LAKE

seneca Lake, Aug. o-COrreCtlOn
on the grain being stored in the
Dukes big barn, packing house).
Six ranchers have their grain stored
in the barn, and about the total of
sheaves will number around 10000.
A contract between Okey Hague
and Dallas Bond VS.. the Duke, is,
the Duke hay had to be stacked out
doors in order to get The grain all
in the barn. The contract says, those
that have share in the grain stored
in the barn, have to assist to haul
the stack of hay in and store it in
the barn after threshing time, or
else they get no share in the grain.
1t is hoped all parties concerned
will live happily ever after.
Tom Hague is harvesting the hay
for the Duke that Okey was to har-
vest. Tom and Okey moved the hay
all down on Monday. We don't know
how it will all end, whether Tom
will put up the hay or Okey, final
verdict, when the hay is in stack
and the balance hauled in, perhaps
it will end in split decision.
Okey, Brad, Bob and Terry Hague
and the Bishop and Sid Bates were
late Saturday evening shoppers at
Summerfield. Okey had to get new
pair of kicks.
Marie spent Saturday evening
until all returned, with lola.
It is rumored that Gordon Bates,
wife Rea and O'Henry started Sun
day evening to call on the Bishop
Bates household in the evening,
when the heavy rainstorm was
brewing, they got as far as the Okey
Hague ranch, and the clouds looked
so vicious they lost heart, and high
tailed it for home as fast as the
Mercury could travel. Better luck
next time Gordon.
The heavy rain storm on Sunday
curtailed the finis to the wheat haul
ing-in operations at the Dukes barn.
Dallas and Elmer Bond have the
last of the sheaves to store there
When the job is finished, there will
be SheaveS sticking out of the ears
of the barn. Okey Hague was Sun
day evening caller on the Bishop
household.
Okey says he may store the last
of the sheaveS in the barn, who will
have the last word and store the last
sheaf?
1t is being planned to barbecue a
yearling calf, and get some kind of
liquid that comes in kegs and sort of
foamy, and serve meals right on the
grounds to all threshers.
However, a vote will be tabulated
on the keg idea, it is feared there
would be too many visitors and also
sight-see-ers, and this idea may
have to be abandoned, but we shall
see what we shall see
Elmer Bond holds the record for
cold well water, the well is deep
one, and the water will test around
35 degrees. Elmer says it comes di-
rect from the poles.
A big homecoming reunion was
held at the home of Elmer Bond on
Sunday. Homecoming and reunions
are quite popular these days. How
ever the big reunion will be the
"Bates reunion" on Labor day, at
Bates Hill, but, to this one, everyone
is invited, relative or not, come and
bring your baskets and join in on
the feast and fun.
Number system music
published by Oahu Publishing Co.,
Cleveland, for Hawaiian guitar.
State number of pieces and price
asked to Bishop Bates, Summerfield.
Mack Bates and family have left
these parts for Cleveland. 1t is said
he is to manage a childrens home
there.
Mack had a field of corn and he
sold the crop to Myron Bates of Gun
Gulch.
Some cattle, belonging to John
Mendenhall got into the corn fields,