The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1916-12-08
y GLEANINGS X

The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will
hold Christmas Sale Saturday Dec.
9, beginning at IL o'clock in the
Boy Scout Room.
Noon lunch will be served and
light refreshments during the after
noon and evening. Home made
candy and cooked food will be on
sale.
Mrs. S. H. Fry of Linden is visit
ing friends in Moscow this week.
Mrs. J. L. Fowler went to Lew
iston Wednesday to visit friends.
DR.. J. E. Hoyt and Frank Byrne
each bought new electric washing
machine this week.
w. C. Kollenborn of Cottonwood
was in Kendrick Thursday looking
after business interests. He owns
farm on Little Bear ridge which
he rents. Mr.. Kollenborn sold his
share of the bean crop from thirty
acres receiving $735 for it. He is
farming near Ferdinand on Camas
Prairie but says it isn't as good as
the Potlatch. He was in the i'm
plement business here at the time
of the big fire.
Thru an oversight no mention
was made in last weeks issue that
DR.. Smith performed the ceremony
at the wedding of Miss Amy Keith
and Byard Davidson. He went to
Moscow Sunday afternoon for the
purpose of performing the cere-
mony.
The "Sock Social to be held at
the school house. is something new
for these parts. The idea of bring
ing lunch in gentleman's sock is
unique even tho it does not sound
particularly appetizing. Probably
Dutch lunch would be the most
appropriate.
Dan Guy is putting on some good
pictures at the theatre now. He is
using the same service that some of
the shows in Moscow and Lewiston
are getting. He gets a rebate on
the regular price of the service but
even then the pictures are expen-
sive for town the size Of Kend-
; rick.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Busse were Lew
iston visitors Wednesday.
e Miss Hattie Wilken of Cameron
returned home from Walla Walla
Thursday, where she has been visit
: ing relatives.
Rev. and Mrs. G. H. Gibbs Of
y Arrow spent Wednesday with Mr..
e and Mrs. Eugene Gibbs. They left
Thursday morning for Ashland
City, Tennessee.
d Mrs. G. Miller and Mrs. Elmer
It Grice were Moscow visitors Thurs
). day.
: Mrs. Harry Stanton spent Thurs.
!. day in Moscow.
= Dad Hall expects to leave fol-
Seattle Monday, where he will
make his home. His son-in-law
D Sam Kingsberry. who moved there
!" some time ago, has purchased ar
auto truck and is doing we'll. San
Is used to run big dray barn in Sc
I attic and knows the city thoroughly
"a Claud Vaughn and wife of Selma
, Montana. who have been visiting
friends here and on Cedar Creel
ridge. left for Ontario, Oregon
to Wednesday night. They will visi
it there with the Bratcher family fol
several months before returning t,
- Montana. Claud has a Homestead
:, in Montana and likes the countr.
10 IL very we'll where he is located. HI
- doesn't expect to get his threshini
' done until early in the spring
This year the crops were good il
Of his section.
" Word comes from Juliaetta tina
the Richardson & Talbert Attrac
s. tions were we'll received there AM
that the entertainment furnishe,
by the company was very good. g.
IS Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hill O
at Tide Lake. Alberta arrived in Kend
r rick Wednesday. They are pionee
a residents of this locality and expec
e. to spend the winter here as soon a
it there house is vacated. They wen
to Juliaetta Thursday to visit thei
daughter, Mrs. Charley Chandler
" Mr.. Hill says that the crops aroun'
r Tide Lake were not very good thi
s. season on account of the hard frost
p. but that the unusually big price re