The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-01-27
GLEANINGS

According to report received
last week, the school house at Wal
Iowa, Oregon, valued at $50, 600,
was totally destroyed by fire. Prof.
ID. r. White. who for two years was
principal OF the Kendrlck schools,
is now principal OF the Wallowa
schools. 1t is supposed the fire
caught from the furnace.
Miss Steward, teacher in the local
schouls, spent the week end at her
home in Lewiston.
E. E. Eastwood of Lewiston, audit
or TOR the Vollmer Clearwater Co.,
was transactIng business IN kend=
rick, Monday.
More than half a million acres
OF federal lands have been trans
tered to the state of Idaho follow
ing conference of state and forest
service officials.
Seth had been advised by his
physician to cure himself of the
liquor habit by taking something to
eat instead of something to drink
whenever he felt the craving COM
ing on. One day ne came rushing
down from his hotel room to the
dining room and yelled at the
astonished waiter: ''My God! The
man in the next room has just kill
ed himself. | just heard the shot.
For heavens sake, bring me a
double order of ham and eggs and
piece of lemon pie right away!"-
American Legion Weekly.
George Torgerson of Park was IN
Kendrick the first of the week hav-
ing dental work done. He reports
two feet OF snow IN that country.
The forestry department of the
University of Idaho supplied over
1OO, 900 shade trees to people IN var
ious parts of the state, last year.
MIR. and Mrs. John Shaad of Cen
trail ridge left for Vancouver, B. g.,
Thursday, on account OF the death OF
relatives.
The Bakery is installing an cleo
tric water heater this week, which
will be great convenience and
tlme-saver.
Ben CalIison won the prize at the
Moscow poultry show last week for
the best and largest exhibit of
Rhode Island Red chickens. He
was the only one from this section
who had prize-winnlng EXHIBIT at
the show.
Frank Bowler of the Cavendish
country was transacting business
in Kendrick Wednesday of this week.
Mr.. Martin of Charleston, travel
ing representative for the Spokes-
man-Review, was kendrick visit
or, Wednesday.
A. X. Carlson and Harold Thomas
went to Moscow last Saturday to
play tor dance there that evening.
The jury list fer the ensuing year
tor Latah county was drawn this
week by the county commissioners.
Those from kendrlck precinct are
Harry &. Stanton, VIM. A. Watts,
George Carlson and Warney May.
Mrs. N. 3. Long enter tanned the
Methodist ladies aid at tea at her
home Thursday afternoon.
The Circle Card Club met at the
home of Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Boyd
last Tuesday evening. After a
pleasant evening at cards during
which Mrs. Rogers won highest score
of the evening, Mrs. Boyd served
dainty refreshments.
Will Stump of Southwick went to
Lewiston on business Thursday,
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Benscoter
of American ridge went to CIarks-
ton, Thursday to visit their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Neal Nelson.
Mrs. Sarah Patterson, former
dean of women of the University .of
Washington, and Miss Viola Allen,
both OF Standpoint, spent week
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Hupp. Miss Allen is sister of Mrs.
Hupp.
DR.. Schilling, eye specialist of
Lewiston will be at the Guy Hotel,
Monday, January 80. A method of
examination of ewes ard nerve
system that gives you real intorma-
ton about yourself. Results court
and the record DR.. Schiling has
made here speaks well of his ability.
One day Monday, January 80, Guy
Hotel. Alt
Gilbert Reed, who has been visit
ing relatives in Lewiston, came up
Saturday and stopped off to visit his
sister, Mrs. Ben Cummings. From
here he went to Troy to visit other
relatives for few DAYS, after which
he will return to his home in Spok-
ane.