The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-05-05
GLEANINGS

&. S. Porter of Culdesac was IN
kendrick Sunday to attend the ball
game. While here he looked over
the new theater ana was very much
impressed with it. He said: 1T Is
a little jewell and the people OF
KendrIck and the surrounding
country ought to be proud of it"
X John HaIseth was Moscow VISIT
or last Saturday. He has been out
of the store for several weeks on
account of illness.
E. w. Lutz received delivery on a
new Studebaker car last week. 1t
is beauty.
x Mr.. and Mrs. Byard Davisdon and
family Of Cotton, WASH, spent the
week end on American ridge with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rogers drove
to Spokane IN their car, Sunday,
tor visit with friends.
Rev. Mitchell, Episcopal minister
OF Moscow, preached at the Presby-
terrain church here Sunday evening.
K. {. Floch and family of Port
Orchard, Wash, spent the week
end with Prof. and Mrs. Daniel.
They made the trip IN their car,
coming over the Columbia highway.
Mr.. Flock is a brother of Mrs.
Daniel.
Mrs. M. b. Mcconnell and daugh-
ter, Jane, returned, Sunday, from
visit with the G. S. Porter family
at Culdesac and the Moser family
at l. eWiston.
Passenger train No. 81, due
to arrive in Kendrlck at 1:20, Mon
day afternoon went eff the tract
near Paouse, the engine and three
coaches being derailed. The train
didn't arrive unit after midnight.
No serious damage was done, ex-
cept track torn up.
< l.. g. Peterson arrived, Tuesday
afternoon, from Moscow to transact
business here.
Rev. w. H. Forsythe, district
superintendent of the Methodist
church, purchased $4,000 resld-
ence IN Moscow last week.
story going the rounds: 81 sup
pose that girl IN short dress is your
daughter, that young man in riding
breeches is your son, the woman
tho fnn G n q y n Cr
wife" Nope, you're wrong.
The girl in the short dress is my
grandmother, the young fellow in
the riding breeches is my wife, the
woman in the tea gown is my ~
year-old daughter, who likes to
dress up IN her great grandmothers
dresses
~ Pearl johnson fell from swing
on the school grounds Tuesday, dur
ing the noon hour. and suffered a
fractured collar bone. She was TAX
en- to Lewiston on the afternoon
train where the fracture was reduc-
ed. Miss Agnes Jones accompanied
her.
x Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lind and child
rem OF Lenore returned home Tues
day after visiting at the home of
Mrs. Llnd's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. .. Raby.
q The kendrick highway district
machinery has been doing good
work on the roads of the district
with Captain Forest IN charge of
the caterpillar and Admiral Raby
at the wheel on the grader.
John f. Wade came over from
Deary Saturday to spend the week
end vita his family.
DR.. A. Otteraaen went to Lewis
ton Tuesday evening IN his car on
professional business.
x Invitations are out for big birth
day party IN honr of Mrs. Herman
Keopp at her home near Leland.
rbe affair will be held tonight. Par
ties at the keopp home are always
most enjoyable occasions.
| went to a fountain with Mary,
and met with an awful mlshap; for
awkwardly emptied a bottle of
soda all over her lap. But Mary
was gentle and gracious for none
is so tacttul as she, and smiling
with perfect composure, SAID sweet
ly The drinks are on me-.
The domestic science class of the
kendrlck high school, under the
direction of Miss Dlrks, held very
successful candy sale last week
The gross receipts were about $50
The class made the candy and turn
lshed part of the sugar, etc.
=, John Dammarell underwent ar
operation for appendicitis at a Mos
COW hospital, Wednesday. The
operation was entirely successful
and he is getting along very nicely
Luther Hampton of Lewiston wal
transactlng business IN Kendrlct