The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-01-09
GLEANINGS

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The Methodist Ladies Aid met at
the home of Mrs. M. l.. Anderson
Thursday afternoon. The Presby-
terian Ladies Aid met at the church
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Esther Bethel of Moscow is
visiting friends in Kendrick.
John Roberts and son, Harve,
were in Moscow the first Of the
week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Nigh of Jul
iaetta were in Kendrick Tuesday
on business.
Y The Red Cross Pharmacy has sold
thirty grafonolas in this community
during the past year. Miss Rose
RlggIe purchased one last week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bailey,
Thursday, January l, a son.
An error was made in stating that
Frank Croker was with the hunt
ing party that killed three deer.
Sam Callison, Norla Callison and
Lester Croker were the ones who
made up the party. Norla deserves
special mention as it was his first
deer.
A. H. Nelson and family returned
to their home near Garfield, Friday,
after spending several days with
the A. G. Wilson family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Gambler and
baby spent a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. C. B. Gambler last week.
Wayne has a good job on a stock
ranch II miles below Lewiston.
Alec Galloway says his boys are
making good money working in the
woods this winter. They work
seven hours a day and make from
$3.50 to $3.50 per day. They get
the very best of board and have very
comfortable, sanitary sleeping
quarters. Alec says that beats
farming. However, his wife sold
Is dozen eggs to one of the camps
last week at 81 per dozen, which is a
fairly good price.
G. F. Walker went to Peck the
first of the week on business.
K Nellie Ameling. Maud and MabIe
Eichner spent the holidays with
home folks on American ridge.
They returned to their school work
at the Sisters School IN Moscow the
first of the week.
Dick Sayler of Dent was IN town
the first of the week on business.
The total collections from auto
licenses in Nez Perez county for
1919 reached 1928, 1865. "A, as com.
pared to S22, 900 in 1918 and $751;
O38.20 in 1917. OF the total amount
of auto license money, rs per cent
goes to the state, the remaining rs
per cent going to the highway dis
trict IN which the money was col
ected.
K Wallace McKeever returned Mon
day to his studies at the medical
college in Los Angeles, California.
You do not have to be a property
owner to vote at the bond election
Saturday tomorrow. Any quail
fled voter is eligible to vote. Good
citizens always vote.
Harry Hupp of Bovill was IN
Kendrick Tuesday on business.
Miss Cordelia Emmett returned,
Tuesday. from Athabaska Landing,
Alberta, where she has taught
school during the past two years.
On account Of the cold winter
months, school is held during the
spring, summer and fall and the
vacation time is during the winter.
Miss Emmett does not expect to re-
turn to that country as it is too far
from her home.
l.. H. Nichols of Texas ridge
f, went to Lewiston. Tuesday, on bust
ness. He sold his farm on Texas
ridge last fall and expects to locate
either in Lewiston or Charleston.
y Fred Bailey sold his ranch on
Texas Ridge to Bert Baker. Fred
expects to go to California soon to
look for a new location.
R. D. Newton was in Troy the
first of the week on business.
C. &. Compton returned, Wednes-
day, from Lewiston. He was ap-
parently very much improved in
health and 1T is believed he will
soon have regained his normal
strength. His son, Stewart, has
been with him at Lewiston during
his illness and returned home with
him.
O. C. Aiken purchased a gasoline
drag saw from the Kendrick Hard.