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SUE FOR BARRYMORE FEE.
Suit Discloses Actress and Husband
Separated In April, 1920.

New York. Oct 2s-Ethel Barry
moro and her husband, Russell Girls
void Colt, executed n separation agree
ment on April IS. 1920, nearly n year
before news Of their es'rgnRement be-
came public.
This was learned yesterday from
papers filed IN the Supreme Court in
a suit which a law firm has brought
against Mr.. Colt for the alleged Ior-
payment Of their services IN connec-
ton with the separation and Mr.. Colts
business affairs. The amount of the
suit is $4,000.
The first acknowledgment Of the
separation agreement came March :
1921. when William Nelson Crornwe
representing Miss Barrymore. confirm
ed reports then in circulation by an
nounclng that Mrs. Ethel barrymore
Colt has definitely separated her life
and home from Mr.. Colt and thai a
separation agreement has bean for
mal1y executed by both parties and
| is in actual operation"
The agreement, Mr.. Cromwell said
provided for Mrs. Barrym ore-CoIt. the
sole custody Of the three children. II
Mr.. Colt was given the opportunity ot
companionship with the children, sub
! ject TO the convenience OF their
mother.
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POISONED HER HUSBAND.
Jealous Wife Tells Police He
Was Fond Of Other
Woman.

Chicago, oct. 2S.--Breaking down
under long and persistent question
ing. Mrs. Tlllie Kiimek confessed yes
terday she had placed poison in her
husbands food because she was
Jealous Of him. according TO assistant
States attorneys who questioned her
Mrs. KlImek and her son, Joseph
Mitkewlcz. are being held. and Joseph
Kllmek, the husband. Is In hospital
IN serious condition. Klimek ez-
pressed the opinion that he had been
the victim OF a plot.
Reports that Mrs. Kllmek had been
married at least twice previously. and
that her husbands both had died. led
Coroner Peter Hoffman to start an in
quiry. and try 70 gain permission OF
relatives to eyhume tho bodies
Kllmek told tho police. they said,
that his wife had induced him TO take
out life insurance several weeks ago.
Mrs. Klimek IN her confession said
she thought Kllmek was paying at
tention to other women, and decided
to get rid OF him"
Police are investigating tho manner
In which her former husbands came
TO their deaths. and Mrs. Klimek was
taken TO a doctor last night for ex-
| animation in an effort to learn
whether she had taken any Of the
| poison.
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SCHOOL BOARD FAvORS
SPECIAL DISTRICT
Richardson Park Residents
Hear State Will Give
Relief Sought.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Richardson Park. OFT. 2s,--The flrsA
OF n series of Open-hOuae entertain
merts to be held BY the Five Points
CivIcs Association was held IN ne
Community Hall Inst night The meets
ing was well attended and following
- business session. hot coffee ana
DINER refreshments were served. The
meeting was presided over by John
Guyer. president. and the reports 4
tho various chairmen were receive1
and filed Clarence e. Jones ~ no
epecial school committee, reported IN
the conference with tho state Boarf
of Education members az inur"l dur-
ing tho afternoon. lie explained not
tho board members mad placed 'her
approval on the request 81 me ciH-
zens al the mase meeting on ThTrsfar
night 70 have o. special echooi dis
trlct created
II was also announced that tho hrm
supplying tho fire nose had offered n
replace four eeetions that had broken
sometlrne aRo
II was decided ~ ask tho Lovy court
to repair the curb'ng y %orth dr Pous
road ae g"vorol o' tho residents 1s-
sired 10 lay conrrr'e sidewalks hi. 80
curb in rs presen' condition prevented
these inprovcuonts.
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SOLDIERS GOING TO
THE PHILIPPINES

Delaware City, Oct. 2S.-Private
First Glass Jesse LAM Company c.,
has been placed on special duty in the
officers mess at this post.
First Lieutenant Bernard s. Stearns
has been granted a leave OF absence
of three days. which he will spend
with relatives In New York.
Private George Brown. Company
d." has been placed on special duty
at post headquarters as telephone op-
orator.
Private Edward J. Brennan, Com
pany &C." has been granted 30
days furlough which he will spend
with relatives In New York.
The following on-commissioned
officers OF the First Engineers have
been transferred in their present
grades to the Engineer Detachment,
Manila. Philippine Islands, and will
leave November / from Brooklyn
sailing by way of the Panama Canal
and the Hawaiian Islands: Sergeant
Arthur l.. Bates. Sergeant Walter X
Dore. Sergeant John J. OConnor, Ser
geant Lester c. Holder. Ser
gcant Leo l.. Campbell, Sergeant Alo-
| Use Nolz. Corporal Jean Max Ellrich
Corporal John Hollenack and Corporal
| Larry Byrne. They expect to arrive
at Manila on or about January l. 1923
Private John w. Dempsey. Com
pany a." Fort Mott. y. j., has been
transferred in his grade To Company
IF" at this station.
! Private Albert Sregcnthaler, Com
pany -" has been transferred ir
his grade to Company "A at Fort
! Mott, y. J.
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BIRTHDAY DINNER.

Iscwes. Oct 2s--Mrs William II.
Virden and daughter. Mrs Lillian II.
Nirden Smith. gave dinner at their
Rehoboth Beach cottage "Wednesday
evening in honor OF Mr.. Nirden's 6Sth
birthday anniversary. The guests
were DIR. William p. Orr. Jr, Harry
V Lyons. DIR. Joseph II. Martin, Ed
son c. Ledge, John NJ. Vessels. Or.
L. y. Hooker. Charles II. Maull and
Thomas r. Ingram. fellow directors
OF Mr.. Virden on the board Of the
I.ewes branch OF the Sussex Trust Co.
Mr. Virien was elected one Of the
first directors OF the company which
opened it's doors for business "a years
ago Yesterday and has been on the
board ever since.
The dinner. prepared and served
under the direction OF those in the
home circle who delighted to honor
;he host, was a splendid one and was
! thoroughly enjoyed. accompanied with
mirth and song. Many Of the anus
/ ing incidents that had confronted
/ these bankers during their "a years OF
country banking were recalled and
added 10 the fun. DR.. Orr, on behalf
OF the guests, presented Mr.. Nirder
with a set Of cuff links as a reminder
Of the occasion
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NEGRO CIVIC LEAGUE
IN SESSION IN DOVER
Members Advised to Take Ad-
vantage Of Opportunities Tor
Advancement.

Special Corresppndcnce Every Evening.
Dover. oct 2S.-Membcrs oc the
Negro Civic League in annual session
here last evening In Whatcoat NJ. r..
Church, heard short addresses by Gov
ernor Denney and Harry Mayer both
of Dover. Governor Denney gave en-
couragement to the Colored people in
their efforts 10 improve their condition
and commended the generous work Of
y. S. du Pont in providing education
al advantages in the erecting Of
schools for the colored children.
Mr.. Mayer. on behalf OF Mayor Ma
gee. who was unable 10 be present,
welcomed the delegates and expressed
hope that they might take advantage
Of the opportunities offered for their
betterment
a rising vote Of thanks was extend
ed both Governor Denney and MFR
Mayer for their words of welcome and
advice
Rev. J. A Scott. OF the Delaware
VI. Il. Conference, responded 10 :he
addresses Of the Governor and Mr.
Mayer.
DIR. W. c. Jason. president Of the
| league. in his annual address spoke O.
| the aims and objects OF the league
pleading for the unity and co-opera
tion of the colored people.
| Ten minute talks were given on tn,
following subjects: Education. b,
DR.. William NJ. w. Henry. OF Dover
Inter Racial. by Mrs. Blanche w
Stuhbs. Of Wilmington.
Musical selections were given dur
ing the evening.
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NEWPORT NEWS NOTES.

Newport. oct. 2S.--pupils of the
Newport school will have n masked
parade on Thursday afternoon Mt 1.SO
and prizes will be awarded 10 those
having the best costumes. The Judges
will he stationed on the steps Of the
Newport NJ. T.. Church. and view the
parade as Il passes along Market
street Miss Barnes. County Super
intendent. and Miss Grace Baird. OF
Wilmington. superintendent OF the
Junior department Of West Presby-
terian Sunday School, will be among
tho Judges.
Delaware Grange will hold Hal
iowe'en party on Monday evening al
the home ~ Mrs. J. c. Slack
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Newport
VI T.. church Will hold their monthly
business meeting and social on Wed
nosday evening at the home of Mr.. anC
Mrs. a NJ. Craig.
The Ladies' Aid Society ot the New
port NJ T. Church VIII hold a chicken
pattie supper on Thursday evening
November .. IN the Masonic Temple
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tees, that bond was fled In the fore
part OF the week and that the report
was completed for the courts ap-
proval. The court dismissed the Pc
tition.
The Court OF Appeals has filed It's
decision In the contested election cases
of II. n. Sweet and Edward Lynch
against Mayor w. II. Mackall and
Councllmen Magraw, Davis. McKen-
ney and Karl, reversing the decision
OF the lower court and awarding a
verdict for the mayor and council
men.
Coroner NJ. Il. Magraw was called
to Port Deposit Thursday to investi-
gate the death of an unknown white
man floating in the Susquehanna
river.
Fire Wednesday night destroyed
the barn. farming implements and
crops on the Davis farm, In Broad
Neck.
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ST. GEORGES NEWS NOTES.

ST. Georges. Oct. 2s.-In the NJ +,
Church tomorrow, the Sabbath school
will be held at $50. AT 1880, the holy
sacrament Of the Lords supper will
he observed. and the pastor. Rev. j.
c. Mccoy, Will preach. At o'clock,
EpwOrth League will be held, in
charge of Miss Gertrude Stats. and
at 7.30, Rev. ]. c. Mccoy will preach
on the subject. The Value of the
Soul"
Services at Summit NJ. E Church
will be held as follows: Sunday
school at o'clock and regular wor-
ship beginning at 3. Rev. ]. c. Nc
Coy will take as his topic, The Value
of the Soul"
G. r. Snedeker has purchased the
apartment house at Thirteenth and
Market streets in Wilmington.
Yesterday, II. II. Schick began al
terations and Improvements on the
bungalow recently purchased by f.
J. Davis, Of Wilmington, at Lorewood
Grove.
large delegation from Pride of
Delaware Council, visited Charter Oak
Council, at Chesapeake City, Thurs
day evening and met the State officers
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ON LOOKOUT FOR RUM
RUNNER AT BREAKWATER
Officials Know Nothing of Re-
port That One Discharged
Cargo Thursday Night.
Special Dispatch to Every Evening.

Lewes. Oct. 2S.--Denial was made
here today of a report current here
yesterday to the effect that rum
runner had entered the harhor, the
night before. discharged It's cargo and
departed.
From the best information obtain
able, after inquiry had been made at
the Maritime Exchange and Custom
House, as we'll IN of other sources of
information. there has been no rum
runner in the harhor recently, as far
as the authorities know. The basis
for the rumor, some persons believe,
Is this:
Two hargcs started up the New
Jersey coast In tow of tug. At
about Wildwood the tug broke down.
A revenue cutter. which was at Cool
Spring Inlet, near Cape May, was
sent after the tug and its tow and
brought them back here.
According 10 government officers,
there have been no suspicious boats
in the harbor here recently. but they
have been advised to be ON the look
out for a suspicious boat. which, il is
thought, may be in this locality.
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MIDDLETOwN AFFAIRS.

Niiddletovn. oct 2s--James T.
Shallcross has sold the Janvier farm.
near ROyd's Corner. 10 the MessTs
Hickey of Aiacdonoush for $4,000.
The Ladies Aid pf the Warwick
NJ L. Church will give an oyster and
poultry supper November Is and 16.
Miss Ethel W. Brady entertained
al hearts on Friday afternoon. Mrs.
G.. Lindsey Cochran won the first
prize, Miss Hester Jones the second
and Mrs. Julian Foard the consola-
tion. Those present were Mrs. Richard
7. Cam. Mrs. James Z. Woodau Mrs
Gerge V. Peverley. Mrs. Harris r.
Mcdowell. Mrs. Francis B. Watkins
Mrs. William Davis. Mrs. James T
Shallcrrss. Mrs. G. l.. Cochran. Mrs
Julian II. Foard, Mrs. John c. Green
Mrs Dorsey w. Lewis, Mrs. Nellie
&. Lockwood. Mrs. J. Frank Bigge
Mrs. Edward NJ. Vaughan. Mrs. A NJ
Chamberlaine. Mrs. c. s. Green, Mrs
J.. l.. Donaghay and Misses Hester
Jones. Laura Willis and Helen f
Brady.
Mrs. Eliza c. Green entertained a;
dinner on Thursday in honor of Mrs
Parker Latin and Mrs. Harry Fan
cher Of fonkers. n. Y.
While returning from school Doro-
thy Savin and Francis Maloney were
injured by an automobile upsetting.
meeting OF the Woman's Home
and Foreign Missionary Societies OF
bethesda NJ. 2 Church will be held al
the home OF Mrs. J. L. Shepherd mex
Tuesday evening. Rev. Vaughn S. Col.
Inns and Mrs. Collins viii make ad.
dresses
The Pleasant-Summit W. c. It. L
will be entertained AZ the home OF
Mrs. Carrie Colt next Thursday after.
mon.
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SMYRNA ITEMS.

smyrna, Oct. 2s.-Samuel II. BAY
nard Of Wilmington has subscribed
$1,000 for converting the old Metho-
dist cemetery into a public play
ground.
Wilbur Rawley has been elected a
director Of the First National Bank
10 MI a vacancy caused by the death
Of DR.. A r. Sudler.
Fletcher Cation has returned from
the Howard Hospital. Baltimore.
Mrs. Frank Thomas and Miss NJ.
Edith Beck entertained at bridge
Miss Martha Boyd of Wilmington
is guest OF Miss Grace Tucker.
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GEORGETOWN NEWS.

Georgetown. Oct. 2S.-The New Cen
tury Club gave Halloween party
Thursday night. Mrs. Norman c.
Jones. Mrs George Elton Walls, Mrs.
II. {. Stewart and Misses Lila Carey.
Sallie Cooper. Matte Walls and Sarah
/. Wilson had charge.
While going down the du Pont
boulevard an automobile, bearing a
Pennsylvania license. struck and KILL
ed n valuable Airedale dog owned by
Ralph T.. Rlakeley.
Nehemiah L. Marvel is making ex-
tensivc improvements to his residence.
Mrs Mary Russell has gone to Del
mar TO spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Smith.
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Elkton. Nd, Oct. 2S.-Judges Wickes
and Heating yesterday heard the pc
ution Of f. r. Keech of Baltimore
counsel for Clarence w. Perkins. ask
Ing that the court dismiss Henry A.
Warburton and J. Wesley McAllister
as trustees for the Gilpins Falls Elec-
trio Light Co, trust estate of the late
William T. Warburton, alleging that
the trustees had not complied with
the orders Of the court in filing a bond
and making monthly reports to the
court. The petition was answered by
L. Kirk Brown counsel for the trus-
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Burton Hurley. j. Melvin Barnes, Ira
Wright and Fred Blackstone.
Sorosis hcgan it's fall and winter
meetings Thursday afternoon, at the
home OF Mrs. }. {. Jones.
News has been received here OF the
marriage OF Horace Chapman, former
~ OF Seaford, and Miss Lillian *.
Moore OF Wilmington. which took
place In Baltimore on October IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isidore Stephany at
tended the wedding OF Miss Leah
Stephany and s. w. Holman at
Statesville, n. c., Thursday.
Milton Cannon. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin IL. Cannon of this town has
been appointed cashier of the Bran
dywine Trust and Savings Co. OF
" ilmington.
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DELMAR NOTES.

Delmar. Oct. 2S.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Ellis announce the marriage
OF their daughter, Emma Esther, to
George W. Elliott of Laurel.
Rally services will be held in the
Methodist Protestant Church tomor-
row afternoon. l.. Atwood Bennett of
Salisbury, will make an address.
Mrs. Lee Croswell is a patient at
the Delaware Hospital, Wilmington.
Part Of the Delmar- Salisbury Boule-
ward has been opened for traffic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cordrey and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parker have re-
turned from Niagara Falls.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-28
CLOVER FESTIVAL. SUCCESS.

Newark. Oct. 2s.-The Glover Leaf
Sewing Club of near Newark held n
festival Tuesday night at the home
of tho leader, Mrs. Clark McCarns.
whom sac SIS were cleared. THIS money
VIII he used TO buy material for the
club work.
DR. L. W. Helm. State Director of
Vocational Education attended a
Meeting of the State Board of EduCa-
tion at Laurel yesterday. Last night
pr Helm made an address at the
banquet of the Alumni Association
az the Laurel high school IN that
town
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PUBLIC DANCES BARRED.
Hosts on Invitation Parties Respons.
ibls for Conduct 81 Gupsts

Connelisville Pa, oct. 2S--Puh'n
dances have been forbidden by Mayor
e. &. Mitchell, who n7s sriod N
order revokinR al1 licenses. Hereafter
the mayor declared. only dances .
which invitations have Ueeu .ss'irf
will be allowed. and individuals ard
organizations sponsoring them wil %
held strictly respons sihle for he cone
duct OF dancers
Disorders which recently r0ar<ef
entertainments of his kind we're re-
sponsible FOR the mayors action.
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STANTON NEWS NOTES.

stanton. Oct 2s.-The Shepherds of
bethlehem Lodge will hold an oyster
supper in odd Fellows Hall Novcm-
her g.
stanton NJ. r. Church received net
receipts from their supper held last
week amounting 20 sl65.
Diamond State Grange will hold a
business meeting on Monday evening
in Grange Hall
Mrs. +. ]. Ellison is confined to her
home by illness.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-28
LOWER DELAWARE
AND PENINSULA
Federal and State Officials Raid
Stills West of Harrington
and Make Ono Arrest.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Dover. Oct. 2s.-Prohibition officers.
accompanied by State Detective Whar-
ton. went west Of Harrington yester-
day and conrscated four quarts OF
liquor. 200 gallons OF mash and two
stills OF rs saiNn capacity each. The
stills were on the property OF Robin
son. Bullock and Benjamin McKnatt.
but on the latter premises there was
r" indication OF liquor having beei
manufactured. other farms were in
spected, but no stills were found there
ON.
Bullock was arrested on a charge OF
having Illegal possession OF liquor and
was taken to Harrington and held in
$500 bail for n hearing next Monday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-28
SfAF0KD NOTES.

Seaford. Oct. S.-Mr and Mrs. r.
u. Mercer OF Wilmington. who have
taken a residence here for the winter,
celebrated their tenth wedding an
niversary Thursday evening. Those
present We're Mayor and Mrs. John r.
Eskridge. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Ford
Breeding Mrs. r NJ. Duval, Mrs.
Charles r Rogers Misses Hattie and
Blanche Cannon, Mary Ross Martin
and Ethel Donoho Howard Galloway.
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KENT COUNTY COURTS.

Dover. Oct. 2S.--1n tho Court Of
General Sessions yesterday afternoon
Junius Evans, Negro. charged with
carrying concealed a deadly weapon.
was sentenced TO three months i'm
prisonment and TO pay n fine of s25
and costs
The Court Of General Sessions ad-
Journed until November 4. and the SUI
preme Court adjourned without day.
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wenther Chnnges canse sIckne...

Extreme changes of weather during
fail cause many colds and coughs.
For quick relief from throat. chest
and bronchial trouble. coughs. coldA
and Group use Foley's Honey and Tar.
Contains no Opiates-ingredlen v-,dt-
ed on the wrapper. Largest selling
cough medicine IN the world "Folsv's
Honey and Tar IL the most pleasant
and efficient remedy for coughs and
colds that 7 ever saw" writes VIM.
Jones. Fl Dara. Illinois -. B Dam
forth ADV.
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gallon cnn containing linseed oil was
tnken. The thioves did not disturb n
pound can Of white lend, as II Is
they we're frightened of as
tho members OF tho family had not re-
tired for tho evening.
victrolns and Rccords.--Bridrc-
Watcr.--Adv.
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UNUSUAL AUCTION HELD Ry
DELAWARE STAMP CHR

The best attended meeting OF the
Delaware Stamp Club in several wears
was held Thursday in the Equitable
building. Several new members were
admitted to the club. IL the interest
continues as ii has for the past few
weeks, it will soon be necessary to Sc
cure large quarters for the meetings
The club decided to aid in every way
the efforts of the Boys Stamp Club
at the y. NJ. G. A. Further plans in
this respect are to be adopted at a
later meeting. a member Of the Della
ware Stamp Club will attend each
meeting Of the boys club, to help
them.
An unusual auction took place. with
some rare specimens being offered
Good prices We're realized. Forty lots
were sold and the bidding among the
members was unusually keen. Philir
l.. Garrett presided over the meeting
which was held in his office.
1-'
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LECTURER COMPARES
TREES WITH MEN

John Henry Frome. the well known
lecturer, spoke last night at the New
Century Club on The Friendly Trees"
He declared that next TO man the tree
is Gods noblest creation.
He spoke OF the way the trees are
protected from their natural enemies
by rough bark and spines and bitter
ness Of the immature fruit. The wind
helps scatter the seeds and is a friend
OF the trees. He spoke of the friend
liness of the trees 10 birds and squir-
rels. in providing food and shelter.
During his lecture Mr. FrOme
showed 1875 colored slides represent
ing different varieties OF trees and
famous monarchs Of the wood
Mr.. Frome has made an extensive
study Of the earth. its products, and
the sky. Last year he lectured at
the Century Club on the stars and
considerations.
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Waiter-I beg your pardon. sir. but
the money you have just given me to
pay your bin does not include anything
for the waiter.
Diner-Well. why should #? didn't
eat one. did I7-I.ondon Answers
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Home Economics teacher In the local
school.
November "a at 2.30--"rhnnksgivnR
afternoon under the leadership OF
Mrs. John 10. Schunder
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Your used car viii belong TO some
one else If you advertise II in Every
Evenings classified columns-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-28

Why do others use Every Eyenins
want ads? Because they get resultsi-
fdv.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-03-17
Big Bear Ridge

Raleigh Hughes departed for st.
Maries, Monday, to attend his
fathers funeral.
Mrs. Amos Moore spent last week
in kendrlck with her daughters,
Misses Alta, Allie and CIarlbel.
K Inc little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Newman, who has been
sci lously i'll, is SLOWLY recovering.
y Misses Agnes, Opal and Dorothy
Jones spent last week at home.
.E(Miss Helen Sind returned home
Monday, having spent several weeks
with her sister, Mrs. H. Dalberg IN
Deary.
Miss lnez Johnson resumed her
school duties at Rlmrock. Tuesday.
IXMrs. White of Lewiston spent last
week at the A. N. Rognstad home.
INOle Lien returned home from
Moscow last week, having served
as juror on the district court.
Preaching services at the Luther
an church, Sunday, March 10Th at
ii a. m.
I%Mlss Bessie Morey is recovering
from an operation caused by an
liberated tooth. She recently re-
turned nome from the Gritman
Hospital in Moscow.
E. j. Munson of Moscow was a
visitor at the Ole Lien home the
first of the week.
x Ed Halseth spent Tuesday at the
home of his brother, Pete, near
Deary.
Charles RiGgIe spent the week end
at mis- home IN KendrIck.
| Will nalberg. the Watkins man,
recently canvassed the ridge.