The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1916-12-22
X GLEANINGS X

Miss Clarice Abrahamson spent
last Sunday with her parents near
Moscow.
Miss Edna Mellison went to her
home in Everett, Washington, last
week to spend the holidays. Her
sister, Mary. accompanied her from
Moscow.
County Commissioner John L.
Woody went to Boise Saturday to
attend convention of commission
ers which meets at Boise. Mr..
Woody is chairman of the organiza-
ton.
Mr.. E. H. Dammarell purchased
a fine piano from C. H. Hunter last
week. as a Christmas gift for his
wife. The piano was delivered
while Mrs. Dammarell was down
town so it was a complete surprise.
George Lambert and Bill Mielke
had wrestling match last Satur-
day night in the back room of Gene
Gibbs barber shop. Lambert Sc
cured the first fall in something
over twenty minutes and the second
in nine minutes.
DR.. VanWert was called to
Grangeville last week by the serious
illness of his mother. He returned
Wednesday with the news that his
mother is improving rapidly.
The Presbyterian church will
have Christmas tree and program
Sunday night and the Methodist
church will have tree and pro-
gram, including a cantata by the
Sunday school, Santa Claus in
Slumber Land" Monday night.
, Two new cylinder heads were re-
, ceived by the Potlatch Consolidated
Electric Co. this week. One was
, ordered to replace defective CYL
inder head on one of the engines
and the other will be held in re-
serve in case of emergency.
I Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Ware of Big
: Bear ridge returned Wednesday
l night from western Oregon where
: they have been the past few weeks
! visiting friends and relatives.
James Kayler of Peck, who has
been visiting at Moscow, stopped
t off in Kendrick Wednesday and
= spent the night at the HERES home.
;. Ross Hoffman went to Fort Ben
ton, Montana. Tuesday where he
will visit his son, Marvin, who has
| a homestead there. Mr.. Hoffman
| expects to be gone about two weeks.
e He was accompanied by his son
: Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Dunkle are
the proud parents of an eight and
a one half pound girl. born Sunday
morning, December II.
: A. V. Dunkle started the survey
=, work Thursday on the new electric
| line to be built from Moscow to
/. Troy. AS soon as the material can
be secured the work will be rushed
! to completion.
Postoffice Inspector j. R. Fullin-
wider was in town Wednesday and
5 Thursday of this week on business.
2 Elmer Grice, manager of the
: Kendrick Roller Mills, went to
e Portland Thursday where he will
S spend Christmas with his parents.
v G. P. Kjosness of Lewiston, man.
ayers of the Madison Lumber Com
pany, were in Kendrick this week
d looking after business interests.
Ben Petri:k arrived on the after
noon train from Spokane Thursday
d Ben has been in Spokane hospital
for over a month and while there
underwent quite serious opera
ton.
The Lewiston Normal basketball
team will play the local higl, school
team in the gymnasium here next
h Tuesday night, December 25.
: Gabriel Forest of Big Bear ridge
;, was Moscow visitor Thursday.
Miss celia Bigham, who is at
\ tending the University at Moscow,
arrived Thursday to spend her va
cation with her parents on Ameri-
can ridge.
Mrs. G. M. Lewis left Wednesday
for Clifford where she will spend
the week with her brother.