The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1916-11-16

Ouf CAuD "Trip 10 5pOkAAe.
Another well told story OF the
! trip given young club workers OF
the Inland Empire to the Spokane
Fair by the management thereof
Mr., Wade came Monday, Au-
| gust 2Sth. and made arrangements
for as to so to Spokane as club
delegates.
Then he got Miss Sehlader to
ehaperone the club members going
from Nezperee and Russell.
There were three OF us going
from this part of the county.
Louise Schlader, who took some
samples of her potatoes; Frances
Jacobs. who represented the poul-
try club, and Catherine Jacobs,
who represented the gardening
club. Miss Sehlader and three
other club members met us at Nez-
perez.
There were seven of us who left
Nezperce Monday, September 4th.
When we came to lilo two more
club members joined as, Wini-
fred McAIinimy. who was in the
bread-making club, and her broth
ef, Clarence MeAIinimy, a member
OF the garden club.
We left llo and enjoyed our ride
down the mountain very much.
We were glad when we reached
Lewiston shortly after IL 100. We
had our dinner, after which We
walked around and looked at the
city. After we had seen the great
er part of Lewiston we were am
xious to go ON to Spokane, aud
left Lewiston a few minutes after
1 100.
When we came to Juliaetta and |
were looking out Of the window
one of the girls called our atten-
ton to a bridal pair who were GO
ing to Spokane. The young peo-
pie of Juliaetta were bidding them
farewell by throwing rice and old /
shoes at them.
In the afternoon we became RAJ
Their tired and one of the party
became train sick. We had never
gone over that part of the country
and enjoyed the scenery very
much. After we were up the
we came 70 a prairie
which resembled ours very much.
Toward sunset we reached Spo-
kane, all feeling that we had en-
joyed the trip greatly.
We were looking for Mr.. Wade
Or Mr.. Potter to meet us, but saw
neither Of them. After q short
time Mr. Potter came. Some Of ms
went to town IN a cab and the rest
went on the street ear. II
To some Of us it was our first
experience riding in a street ear.
After this. however, we had many
'ides in the street ears before we
eft. We arrived at the club tents
where there were accommodations
or the club girls. We had our
meals free and our lodging was all
eady when we arrived.
The day before we left Miss
ichlader took as to Manitou park 9
rhere we enjoyed ourselves for
alf a day. We saw many beauti- I
al gardens and all kinds Of ami
lals. Some Of them were bears,
oyOtes, cougars, monkeys and
hree buffalos. We also saw many I
irds-pheasants, doves, eagles
nd Ostriehes. I
The night before we left we Z
tent to a picture show which last =
I about an hour. Thursday morn !,
x we made ready to start for I
ONE. 8Ir. Wade took us to the Z
epOt in his car. Y
Thursday afternoon, the 18th. y
e were in Lewiston. That night =
e went to the circus and again :.
e saw great many animals. y
Te stayed in Lewiston until Fri I.
" morning when we came home. Il
We had very fine time in Spo- : :
me and we were very well taken &,
re Of We are going to work = =
rider next year 50 we may go
'ain. !.
,ances and Catherine Jacobs, i, y,
aged IL and 10, respectively. ~
mi