The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-11-24
GLEANINGS


BERTHE Lou, of Moscow, spent the
week end at the knepper home.
The ben Cummings family moved
from the II. r. Hull property last
week into the VIM. Meyer residence.
x George L. Carlson of KendrIck
and Thomas LaBOIle OF Texas ridge
will be called for jury duty at the
district court session at Moscow,
December A..
E. W. Lutz and daughter, Eean-
or, were Lewiston visitors, Tues
day.
The Po.latch highway district
will hold an election, at Leland,
Tuesday, November 70, tor the pur-
pose OF electing commissioners for
the ensuing term.
y Donald Miller of Winchester ar
rived the first of the week for a
visit at the Frank Croclter home.
The State bank at Frultland. Idaho
and the Payette National Bank at
Payette, Idaho, failed Thursday of
last week. The state OF Idaho had
between $25, 900 and $26. 900 in the
two banks but this money was more
than covered by security.
x Following is a list of the candid
ates for commissioner of Potlatch
Highway District, to be voted upon
at the election Tuesday, November
70: Carl Hartung. Charles Hill, j..
M. Woodward and George Ehlers.
According to the version of an
eastern banker, the new definition
of the word piker IS "a man who
lives within his income.
x 1t has at last been explained WHY
! men running tor office are SO nice
to women. Most every woman con-
trolls one vote and a voter.
The news dispatches tell Of a
woman who telephoned tor the first
time in 10 years. The chances are
she lived on party line.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bak-
er at st. Joseph hospital at Lewis
ton, Monday, November 20, daugh-
ter. Mrs. Baker is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Croker.
Wallace Mckeever of Portland
visited his father and sister IN
Kendrlck the first of the week. He
will finish his work at dental college
some time in May. which will COM
pete four years of splendid train
ing. The past two years has been
largely devoted to practical ex-
perience in dentistry. Wallace is
very much interested IN his work
and will have splendid tounda-
ton when he begins the practice OF
his profession.
= E. H. DammareIi went to Spokane
the first of the week on business.
d Agnes Cox and Donald McCrea
two kendrick students at the Unl'
verlsty of Idaho, were recently ap
pointed on the staff of the 1922
Gem OF the, Mountains" official
junior class yearbook. Miss Coz
will have charge CT music and Mr.
McCrea, athletics.
An Engllshman and az American
were walking together through 6
dense forest when suddenly an ow
hooted. Said the Engllshman
What's that?" That's an owl.
replied the Amer ican. Sure, al
any bloody Brighter would know i
was an OWL" snapped the English
man, but who the bloomln' ell
oWlln".
The fall term of the district cour
for Nez Perez county convened a
Lewiston last Saturday morning a
10 o'clock.
y Mrs. James CalkIns of Frultland
Idaho, returned home. Tuesday. at
ter visiting a few days with he
slster-in.law, Mrs. Ralph knepper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bolon an.
son were IN kendrick the first o
the week visiting relatives.
A. X. Carlson of Neg Perez wa
transacting business in kendricl
this week.
DR.. D. Smith went to Lewiston
Thursday afternoon on business.
Mrs. Ed Petrick went to Craig
mont the first of the week to visl
her mother.
Geo. E. knepper returned to Bots
Thursday afternoon after brle
visit here with his son. Ralph.
E. l.. Whistler OF Cedar Cree
shipped in registered Polan
China male hog from Troy, Wednes
day. 1t IS big boned type an
weighs 800 pounds. Mr.. Whistler
keeping thoroughbred Poland China
on his ranch and is improving hi
stock every year.
n Mrs. A, q. Wilson went to Lewis