The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-05-30
GLEANINGS

Mrs. C. F. Byrne expects to spend
the summer on the ranch on Potaltch
ridge. She will probably move
there this week.
Miss Rosebud Brown accompanied
her sister-in-law, Mrs.. Emulus
Brown, as far as Lewiston, Sunday.
Mrs. Brown left for her home near
Fossil, Oregon.
Miss Kate Anderson, who is at
tending the Lewiston Business Col
lege, came up Friday afternoon to
attend the party dance, given at
the Fraternal Temple.
About twenty members of the |. o.,
OF. Lodge attended an lnitiatory
at the Leland Lodge rooms last
Saturday night, Three candidates
were taken into the lodge and a
good time IN general was reported.
The party dance, given at the
Fraternal Temple last Friday night,
was delightful affair. About
forty couples responded to invita-
tions sent out. The nall was taste
fully decorated by the hosts, Messrs.
Thomas, McCrea, McCrea and Hook.
Very good music was furnished by
the Crescent Orchestra of Lewiston.
An opportunity will be given the
people of Kenrdick to hear DR..
Lindley at the commencement exer-
cises Of the Kendrick High School,
Saturday night. This will be DR..
Lindley's first speaking date in
Kendrick and those who miss hear
ing him will lose an opportunity
to hear a speaker who has no peer
in the northwest. He talks in such
an intensely interesting manner
that one follows him without con-
scious effort; ne commands atten-
tion not only by what he says, but
in the delightful manner in which
he says it. ..
An item that was Internationally
omitted last week was the marriage
Of Miss Edith. Roberts of American
ridge and Mr.. Jesse White of Julia
eta. The wedding took place the
first of last week at Lewiston.
Jesse White returneda short time
ago from overseas. Mrs. .1esse
White is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank. Roberts of American
ridge.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church held a cooked food sale last
Saturday. The proceeds will be
applied on the new church building
fund.
Mrs. Sam Bigham and sun, Wal
ter, arrived from Seattle last Satur-
day. Walter has but lately return
ed from France. He expects to go
back to Seattle to spend few
weeks and then return here for the
harvest season. The Bigham farm
on American ridge is rented for this
year but Walter expects to farm it
next year. &
Mrs. R. F. Bigham was a Mos
cow visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. Barclay of Twin Falls, Idaho,
visited with M. B. Lewis this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin A. Frantzick
and son of Deary were in town last
Saturday, having returned from a
several days visit to Moscow.
George Riggin gathered his first
"mess" OF ripe strawberries the
first Of this week. He has quite a
D,+ob of oyo,. hoar,pc ctrou horr;oc
and last year had ripe berries until
Thanksgiving day.
DIR. McBryde of Moscow spent
Monday IN iKenrdick with DR.
MOser, =
Rev. }. c. Gregory and two daugh
tiers drove to Lewiston Wednesday
to spend the day.
C. b. Wilson and County Agent
Fletcher of Moscow were in Kend
rick Tuesday on. business.
S. P. Callison and C. B. Green o.
Moscow. went to Lake Chatcole
last Friday on fishing trip. The!
made the trip by automobile.
The Indian woman and her fiv'
year old son. who were struck b.
the local freight. near Arrow, las
Thursday afternoon, died from tn
injuries received. The boy, VIII
was hurled into the Clearwate
River, was drowned and his bod.
recovered. 90 ~
Actual work has begun on tn
new Methodist church building.
crew of men are excavating for tn
basement of the building and tn
work is progressing RAPIDLY. Steb
bins Bros, who have the contract
expect to complete the work within
sixty days. Local men are bein,
employed to do the excavating.
There has been considerable com
ment lately upon the horrible cor
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