The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-01-20
GLEANINGS

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beans in jar and she guessed 1873.
The other three prizes were award
ed to Theo Hanson, Harold Hanson,
Mrs. Hanson and Walter McCrea,
the two last named having the
same number.
Mrs. A. r. Shumaker arrived Mon
day afternoon from Pullman to
visit at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Today Long. i
Charles Mckeever went to Spok-
ane Sunday to attend the hardware
dealers convention.
Mrs. A. Jubilee, who will be re-
membered here as Miss Agnes Grice.
has twin boys, born December 5.
Mrs. jubilee lives at CIoquet, MINI.
Jesse Hoffman of Leland returned
Saturday from Nez Perez where he
attended meeting of the Nez Perce
County Mutual lire Insurance 20.
The regular election of officers took
place at this meeting, all of the old
officers being reelected. Mr.. Hoff-
man IS secretary and treasurer OF
the company.
While polling one of the wards
lately, the canvasser, after lnqulr-
ing for the man of the house and
learning that he was not at home,
asked the following question OF the
woman who had answered his
knock. "What party does your
husband belong to? This was the
reply: "Pm the party my husband
belongs to. What about it,"
Johnny Mother. why did yon
marry my Dad?"
Mother Johnny, married your
father because he once saved me
from drowning"
Johnny-"I'll bet that's why he
won't teach me how to SWIM"
Clearwater farmers IN the Oro-
fino dlstlct have organized dairy
association and will specialize on
Holsteins and Gurnseys.
Prosecuting Attorney John Nesblt
and Sheriff John L. Woody were in
Kendrlck on business the first OF
the week.
= j. M. Woet ward of Leland went
to Lewiston on business, Tuesday.
Raleigh Hughes was a Moscow
visitor the first of the week.
Tomorrow is the last day of the
Moscow poultry show.
Ote Alder, who went to Moscow
the first of the week expecting to
undergo an operation tor appen-
dicitis, was advised that an oper-
alton was not necessary, so he re-
turned home Tuesday afternoon.
Water plpek suffered in num-
Der of places IN Kendrick this week,
ON account of the steady cold wealth
err. The ground was frozen to a
depth of 10 inches in the streets
where the snow was packed.
Mrs. Today Long entertained a
number of ladies at her home Tues
dav Afternoon, in honor of Mrs. A.
R. Shumaker, who arrived the first
Of the week from Pullman.
Babe Ruth gets $35,000 a week
for 20 weeks IN vaudeville--more
than he can make in years playing
baseball.
Since he had been in France he
was fond OF airing his slight Know
ledge of French. On leaving his
friend one evening he said: "Au
revolr!' What 90 you meant" ask
ed his friend. 81 mean goodbye;
au revoir is goodbye IN the French
lanuage," said the wouId-be lin
guist. "Oh, | see," retorted his
friend. "Weli. carbolic acid to
you!" WHAT on earth does that
meant" 'Carbolic acid means good
bye in any languarg," was the
reply. American Legion Weekly.
Wilfred Olson and Gus HokansOn,
both of Troy, and giving their ages
as Is and IS years, we're fined $50
each by Judge Nelson OF the probate
COURT dt MOSCUW last rTludys HS
young men pleaded guilty on the
charge of drunkenness and disturb
ing the peace at Troy. They were
given a suspended jail sentence OF
Is days. Carl Cox. also OF Troy,
pleaded guilty to the same charge
Monday and was given like sent.
ence and as he was unable to pay his
fine he is serving time IN the county
Jail.
Mrs. Henderson of Snuthwick was
taken to Lewiston last Friday after
noon by Dr.. Seeley of Leland. fol-
hospital treatment. She Will re
main in Lewiston tor some time
where she will be gwen radium anC
x-ray treatments for cancer.
The local Rebekah lodge took vi
collection at the last regular
meeting and with the proceeds sub
scribed to the Gazette tor yea
for Charlie Sattler. WIN is at the |
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