The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-12-26
GLEANINGS

S8.7O to Canyon Post No. 66 If
the American Legion. This a.
mount was left over from the SER
vice flag contributions. It is be-
lieved that the money could be used
for no better purpose than to help
finance the organization of the local
Post.
Miss Bernadine Moser. a Fresh
man at the University of Idaho, is
spending the holidays with her par
ents.
Mrs. &. M. Lewis received a tele-
gram last Friday night that her
sister, Mrs. E. M. Kanaly Of Hum
bolt, Nebraska. had passed away.
Mrs. Lewis started for Humboldt on
the Saturday morning train.
Mrs. u. S. G. Evans and three
children arrived Monday from En-
dicott WASH, to visit Mrs. Evans
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. julius Pet
rick.
Mrs. D. K. White and her sister,
Mrs. w. X. Keller, went to the
home of their parents, near st. John,
to spend q few days.
A return game of basketball will
be played here with the Peck team,
January 8.
George Meyer, Cecil Emmett.
Orphie Hupp. Walter Benscoter,
Marion Porter and Ray Hook went
to Lewiston Saturday to attend a
dance given by the Metronome
Orchestra.
Miss Agnes bailey went to Mos
COW, Monday. to visit friends dur
ing the holidays.
Miss Rose Riggle spent the week
end In Lewiston with friends.
Waraney May Of American Ridge
was in Moscow last Saturday on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. E. MACPHERSON
and son, Donald, spent Christmas in
Lewiston with Mrs. Libby Nc
Kinnon, Mr.. MacP herson's aunt.
Miss Mamie Roberts of American
Ridge and Miss Esther Glen were
Moscow visitors the first of the
week.
Sidney Dicks of American Ridge
went to Spokane. Tuesday, to spend
the holidays. .
C. F. Bvrne spent the week end
with his family in Lewiston.
Personals and local happenings
can't be read or clipped from other
papers, not by a jugful. 1t takes
physical as we'll as mental exertlon
to get four or six columns Of local
news in this sized town. Most
people take a local paper to get the
local happenings. Don't be afraid
to tell the editor or reporter that
you have friends visiting you.
There are lots IF people who r fin
terested in your friends. Perhaps
you think the paper shows partial
ity, but just see il the paper doesn't
treat you right if you give it a
chance.
Census takers for the various pre-
cincts in the vicinity of Kendrick
have been appolonted as follows:
Kendrick precinct. Carl Brown;
Pine Creek precinct, A. G. Wilson;
Bear Creek precinct, Leon Ingle;
Juliaetta precinct. Agnes Cox. A
government representative was
here last week to give these census
takers lessons in the work, which
will be started January 2. They
r government employees so that
any courtesies extended to them by
the public will be materially assist
ing in the taking of the census.
1t would be mighty hard for {
progressive man to vote anythinp
hut Ives" at the Kendrick High
way District bond election Satur
day, January 10.
If all the wages paid in thii
country, from the highest pail
Trust President drawing $50, OO'
or more per year down to the small
est paid common laborer. were pu
into one pot and divided equal1,
among all, how much would it il
crease the wages now received b,
common laborers? The census an
economic experts have figured i
out and while they do not agree OF
the exact figures, they do all agre
that the increase would be les
than ten per cent.
Gene Chinaman saws he is sixty
eight years old. but one of the bes
educated Cinnamon in Lewisto
who knows Gene, says he is ninety
four.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byard Davidso
arrived from their farm near Co.
ton, WASH, Tuesday, to visit rels
tlves in Kendrick and on America
Ridge.