The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-11-17
GLEANINGS

Today Long returned from Spnk-
ane, Monday, where he visited his
wife at the hospital over the week
end. He repurts her condition to-
be somewhat improved during the
past two weeks.
Miss Josie Cralmer of Moscow at
tended the Armistlce dance here
last FRIDAY night.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. Smith and
family of Peck spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends mere.
W. M. McCrea was in Spokane on
business the first Of the week. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. b. w. Lutz and
children drove to Moscow Armlstice
day and from there to Lewiston
where they spent the week end with
Mrs. Lutz' parents.
The Washburn u Wilson Seed
company at Moscow will hold a
potato show November l8, and later
the exhibits will be shipped TO the
Spokane potato show to be held Nov
ember 81 to rs IN the exhibit rooms
of the Chamber of Commerce build
ing.
The school teacher was trying to
explain the color of white signlfied
ioy. "Why does the bride at wed
ding always wear white?" asked the
teacher. Because she is full of
1oy," answered little Susie Smith.
Then little Johnny Jones put up his
hand. "What is 1t, Johnny? the
teacher asked. "Then why IS it that
the guy wot is marrying the girl
always wears bIack?" asked Johnny.
The teacher made Johnny stand IN
the corner tor an hour. Boys al
ways get the worst OF 1t.
Mesdames Dunkie, knepper and
Mcconnell were Moscow visitors
last Friday.
A New York policeman saw man
standing on Broadway smooth out
a roll of bills big enut to choke a
COW, took him to the station to be
questioned. Upon investigation the
roll proved to be made up of 1885,
900 Russian rubles, $4,000 Polish
kronen, $500 German marks. Police
statlsticians estimated the whole
roll to be worth 30 cents IN U. 5.
Com.
A large crowd attended the dance
last Friday night, given by the
American Legion boys. The music
was exceptionally good.
X Babe Calllson, who IS attending
school at Moscow, spent the week
end at the HolIada home. Miss
Florance Hollads was also home
over Sunday.
The Boston Transcript tells of {
young country minister, noted fol
his joIlity, who was dining at
farm house one Sunday, when hi!
plate of roast chicken was passed t
him he remarked tacetiously, well
here's where the chicken enters the
ministry" "Hope it does bette,
there than 1t did in lay work." re
Joined the bright boy of the family
Mrs. N. b. Long and Miss Whit
ney drove to Pullman Saturday il
Miss Whtney's coupe, to spend TIT
week end. Mrs. Long has relative
IN Pullman.
W. A. Perryman was in Moscow
the hrst of the week on business.
Let's cease with knocking, com
planning, smile at the suggestion O
old fashioned Singing Corn Cake.
Here is the recipe: Two cups o
Indian meal, one cup of wheat, on
cup of sour milk. one cup OF sweet
one good egg that you must beat
halt cup of molasses too, half cup O
sugar added thereto, with one spool
of butter new: salt, soda each
spoon. MIX it quickly, bake !
soon.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil En-
NETT last Saturday. daughter.
Mrs. Ernest Randall of Orofin
stopped over between trains her
Tuesday for brief visit.
The longest telegraph wire in tn
world has just been put into Us
between New York and Seattle.
Is continuous copper strand 1888
miles long. 1t is equipped with
multiplex device which enables j
to carry messages each way at tn
same tlme.s
A. K. Carlson OF Nez Perez cam
over Tuesday to look after bushes
matters. The Carlson 1amlly Ink
their new location very much. The
have beautiful home there, ha,
ing traded their residence here fC
the Nez Perez property.
x Mr.. and Mrs. FRANKIE Benscote
and son, Donald, went to Lewiston
Tuesday afternoon, tor visit wit
relatives.
why are you so late with on