The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-11-14
GLEANINGS

Lewiston Wednesday morning,
where he attended the livestock
show.
Two of the most ardent church
workers in Kendrick are Mr.. ard
Mrs. Today Long. 1t is through
their untiring efforts that the well
fare of the Presbyterian church
has been maintained.
Miss Clarice Abrahamson, who is
teaching at Potlatch, spent the week
end with friends at Kendrick.
George Davidson of American
ridge went to Lewiston Monday to
attend the stock show.
Mr.. M. B. Mcconnell went to
Spokane Saturday to spend a few
days.
The shortage of coal here is being
relieved to some extent by purchas-
es at Kendrick where there seems
to be pretty good supply. Creigh-
ton Biddison the drayman, has made
several trips there in the past week
and brought back enough to fill up
several empty coal bins. --Juliaetta
Record.
Mr.. and Mrs. Today Long went
to Moscow, Monday, to attend the
funeral of the late John Sandberg.
Mrs. Jennie Humid, dressmaker,
Leland Idaho. 46-4p.
In the students judging contest
held at the Northwest Livestock
Show, Idaho defeated Oregon Agri-
cultural College and Washington
State College.
Unless air guns are used with a
little more discretion by the boys
here 1t may be necessary for the
officials to take action to prohibit
their use in town. A number of
complaints have been made that
some of the boys shoot at people
after they have passed by. 1t will
be too late to regulate this careless
ness after some one has had an eye
put out by shot from one of these
guns.
George Harran of Lamont, Wash,
who visited here about two weeks
ago with his step-daughter, Mrs.
George Riggin, died at Colfax last
Saturday. Mrs. Riggln went to
Colfax to atteLd the funeral.
E. P. Atchison, Mrs. N. B. Long
and Mrs. Kleth and her daughter,
Mabel, went to Moscow to attend
the funeral of the late John Sand
berg.
Marion Porter was Lewiston
visitor Wednesday.
Burl Emmett, with the able as
sistance of g. M. Lewis, put a new
coat of tar on the roof of the Gaz-
cite office this week. Rain now has
no terrors for us.
E. E. Mcdowell and C. G. Comp
ton returned from a hunting trip
last week. They secured the limit.
The Presbyterian Ladies AID will
serve chicken dinner in the dining
room of the Guy Hotel tomorrow
night Saturday.. Everyone is
cordially invited to attend.
The Grand Theatre has secured
the Shepherd of the Hills, ten
reel picture which will be shown
here Tuesday, December 16. This
picture is taken from Harold Bell
Wright's famous book and is said to
be one of the best in the movie
world.
Mrs. M. B. Mcconnell and little
daughter, Jane, spent the week end
with friends in Moscow.
The bond election carried in the
Potlatch Highway district last Sat-
urday by a vote of 234 to 30. The
amount of the bond was $3.50, 900.
In the town of Potlatch the vote
was 204 votes for and l against.
This shows in rather decided man.
ner what the people of that COM
munity think about the road build
ing proposition.
The McCords, the second number
of the lyceum course, given last
Thursday night, was very popular
entertainment. Those who heard
the program were we'll pleased.
The next number will be given on
Saturday night, December 6.
Quite large crowd attended the
hard times dance given at the Fra
ternal Temple last Friday Dight
VIM Huyette If Charleston was in
kendrick Wednesday shaking hands
with old friends. He came up on
the morning train to meet Cover
nor Hart of Washington, who was
to deliver an address at chamber
OF commerce banquet at Charleston,
and was due to go through here on
the afternoon train.
W. G. Housley of Twin Falls,
Idaho, is here looking over land