The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-10-14
News Items of Local Interest

Members of the PRESBYTERIAN
church and friends of the church
met in the church dining room last
Friday evening and enjoyed a din
ner prepared by the Ladies Aid.
1t was an informal affair and was
held for the purpose of keeping
the church organization together.
Miss Woller, proprietor of the
Cameron store, was in kendrick
Tuesday on business.
Rev. Charles McCaughey, district
superintendent OF the Methodist
church, has been called to the pas
torate of the Centenary-WIlbur
church in Portland, which is one of
the largest churches in that city.
Stuart Compton and Mr.. Lyle of
Peck were in Kendrick on business
lsat Friday.
A man entered a restaurant, and
ordered toast and milk. Would
mt the gentleman like some eggs
we has some fine fresh eggs to-
day." suggested the coIored waiter.
Eliminate the eggs" snapped the
patron. "Of course, sah," replied
the waiter, who then went to the
kitchen. Returning to the patron
a few minutes later, the waiter
said: VERY sorry, sab, but we can't
serve eliminated eggs today sab,
fob de reason dat the fool cock done
broke the handle of the elimlnator. :"
A suggestion for Rev. Mort
church notice: "Be square all week
be round on Sunday"
The fall term of the district court
opened at Moscow, Monday. Most
of the coming cases are small civil
actions.
Mrs. R. F. Brigham and son, Ell
mer, were Moscow visitors Tues
day.
The Office OF County Agent Fetch
er and the Latah County Farm
Bureau has heen moved from the
old location to the Ostroot Office on
Fifth Street.
The Electric Bakery is now locat-
ed IN its new home between Stanton
Bros store and the Hotel Kendrick.
The big electric oven was moved
from rear building to the front
room and all fixtures are being
arranged this week. The bakery is
strictly modern and sanitary and is
a great credit to the town.
Rev. Howard w. Mort transact
ed business in Lewiston the first Of
the week.
K Leroy Southwlck went to Lewis
ton the first of the week to attend a
meeting of the Nez Perez county
commissioners in their quarterly
session. The principal business be-
fore the commissioners was the con-
slderation Of plans submitted for
three bridges across the Clearwater
river, for the construction of which
bonds will be offered for sale Nov
ember l.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bolon,
Monday afternoon, daughter.
x VIM. Freytag arrived last Satur
day from Lewiston to transact bust
ness here.
A. V. DunkIe was Moscow visit
or Monday.
x Herman Schultz of Spokane arriv-
ed the first of the week to visit
friends IN Kendrick and Cameron.
z Howard Benscotcr of BoviIl spent
last week in Kendrick visiting
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. X.
F. Bigham.
The Latah County Press said last
week that, concerning Mr.. Wilmot's
proposition to run his power wires
from Troy to Deary, the council
could find no legal way IN which it
could aid this enterprise. Such
would very likely have been done
had there been any way to do it..
The taxpayers would be glad to
see the line come in and are prepar-
ed to give it liberal patronage.
A bookie was taken i'll suddenly
He sent his street tout or runner"
to H street, where many doctors
lived, bidding him tell certain
doctor to come at once. A different
physician having come, the bookle
afterwards asked his tout to ex-
PLAIN whv. well. you see, guv-nor,
there was lot of brass plates on
the doors, and when / got to the
number you gave me | saw Con
situations IL to 2. The chap next
door was Offering Consultations
10 to l., so | knew you'd like the
chap that gave you the best Odds"
London Tit Bits.
According to the quarterly report
from the Latah County poor farm
there are now six inmates of the
home, all men, ranging IN age from