OCTOBER 9,1918 Mrs. Fred hill was here from Ft. Klamath last week on a short visit, and while coming down the road the creamery truck that was in front of her slowed up suddenly and her car ran into it, damaging the radiator. Louie Valardi had a narrow escape from death last Sunday night; while coming up the grade out of Long Valley, his engine went "dead" and the car commenced to rolling backward and went off the grade, turning over and smashing the top and windshield, but fortunately not injuring him. Born - Near Lake City, Cal., October 2, 1918, to the wife of George Heard, a 9-pound girl. Miss Jessie Reynolds and Miss Mae Wandling have entered the Santa Jose Normal School. Mr. and Mrs. Fulton Heard and family have moved to their home in Cedarville, where they will live for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Anderson returned to their home at Yuba Linda last week. They have been here on a visit to Mrs. Andersons' mother, Mrs. John Quirk. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson were accompanied home by Miss Kate Quirk and Miss Grace Jones. Quite number of farmers near Lake City have been delivering cattle and hogs at the railroad last week, among them were, George Parman, Wm Stewart, Geo Weilmunster, Harry Toney, Claude Coonse, George Stiner, George Heard, Roy Hobbs and Harry ward.