The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-12-08
GLEANINGS

from Charleston to Arrow Junction to
be in splendid shape, but from ARROW
to Kendrick rather muddy for plea
SAINT travelling.
r. b. knepper was called to Boise
by the death OF his mother, Mrs. G.
E. Knepper, Saturday evening. He
went to Lewiston by auto and from
there caught the south-bound train.
The G. E. Knerper tamily resided in
both Keudrick and Lewiston for a
number OF years and have a host Of
friends who will be er;eved to learn of
Mrs. Knepper's death. The family
moved to Boise about seven years
ago.
Mrs. L. w. Lutz and children re-
turned from Lewiston Saturday morn
ing.
Miss Ester Fairly, of Pullman,
Wash. was visitor at the Wilmot
home over the week end.
IF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Benscoter, of
American Ridge, returned from Clark
ston Monday afternoon after visiting
their daughter, Mrs. Neal Nelson.
Roy Florance returned to Charleston
Monday afternoon after visiting with
friends over the week end.
Messrs. Floyd Walker and Ole
Lien, of the Kendrick Highway Com
nissioners; Harvey Barr and MIR.
Campbell, the contractors who are do
ing the street work in Kendrick and J.
c. Hamil went to Moscow, Monday
morning to meet with the board OF
County Commissioners relative to ex-
tending the hard surface road from
the Kend1ck highway line on down
the Potlatch.
X Mr.. and Mrs Walter Thomas spent
Thanksgiving at the E. &c. Dirks home
in Lewiston.
Jack Bechtol, of Lewiston, was a
week end visitor in kendrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fox, of Trini-
dad, Wash, were visiting friends ano
relatives in Kendrick and Juliaetta
last week.
"A secret is something you are just
dying to tell
Prof. and Mrs. L. A. Daniel and
children, spent the Thanksgiving va
cation in Pullman. visiting Mrs. DAN
iel's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Floch.
They returned Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Il. d. Newton and daughters
went to Pullman Wednesday noon OF
last week and spent Thanksgiving
with relatives. They returned to
Moscow in the evening and spent the
weekend visiting Mrs. Newton's
sister, Mrs. H. J. Smith.
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian
church held silver tea at the home
of Mrs Edgar Long, Wednesday
afternoon.
81 John Heath was Moscow visitor
Tuesday morning.
c. &. Compton was passenger to
Orofino Monday.
George Holbrook was Lewiston
visitor the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs, .. Davis and children
of Lewiston spent Thanksgiving Day
with Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Erickson, re-
turning to Lewiston FRIDAY morning.
Mrs. Erickson and daughter, Dorothy,
accompanied them for short visit.
Mrs Ernest RANDALL and son, Don
aid, arrived the first OF the week to
visit at rhe home of her mother, Mrs.
N c, Thomas. They expect to re-
main here till after Christmas.
X Miss Reta Leith spent Thanksgiving
Day in Moscow with her aunt, Mrs.
Leola King.
kester Dammarell returned to Mos
cow Sunday afternoon after spending
the week end in Kendrick with his
parents.
Miss Ethel King, of Moscow, spent
the week end in Kendrick at the
George Leith home.
Misses Archiboh and Dawson spent
their Thanksgiving vacation in Lewis
ton with their parents.
Roy Southwick was passenger to
Lewiston Sunday.
Mrs. Archie CLARK and daughter
spent the week end in Kendrick with
her parents.
Miss Manila and Harold Hanson
who are attending the University oil
Idaho, spent their vacation in Kend-