The Kendrick gazette., 1920-04-09
News Items of Local Interest

Mrs. Leo Raaberg OF Charleston
was in Kendrick Monday between
trains. She accompanied her hus-
band here. returning on the after
noon train.
DR.. Moser went to Moscow Mon
day to attend a dental meeting. He
seldom misses an opportunity to be
present at these meetings as he says
there are many new things coming
up in dentistry and 1t requires con-
stant study to keep up to date. He
attended the meeting held in Spok-
ane some time ago.
<Herman Meyer Of Cameron re-
turned from Lewiston Monday
morning. He expects to return to
the hospital at short intervals to
take further treatment, as he has
not fully recovered from his oper-
alton.
Leander Anderson, son of Rev.
and Mrs. M. L. Anderson, spent the
week end here. He returned to his
school work at Tacoma the first of
the week.
XIV. A. Reece of Potlatch ridge re-
turned Monday from Elk River
where he was called on account Of
the illness of his brother-in-law.
He said the snow was three feet
deep there Sunday and that 1t was
said that farther back in the timber
1t was five feet deep.
According to information sent
out by the secretary of the Anti
tuberculosis society. Latah county
sold $924.71 worth of Red Cross
seals and Nez Perce county $559.55.
The seals were sold during the
Christmas drive and the above fig
ures have just been compiled.
| fMrs. }. E. Nessly and her mother,
Mrs. E. E. Calkins of Moscow spent
Sunday at the Knepper home. Mrs.
Nessly returned tc Moscow Monday.
Mrs. CalkIns will remain here sew
eral weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Knepper.
The Leland baseball boys are CIV
ing dance and basket social at
their hall IN Leland tonight (Fri-
day.. The proceeds Of the evening
will be turned over to the manage,
ment of the Leland ball club. All
the young ladies who take baskets
get free tickets for themselves and
their partners.
Annual school election will be
held the third Monday in April.
Miss Manila Hanson returned to
her school work at Lewiston after
spending the week end with her
parents here.
According to reports from mum.
: ber of the ridges the winter wheat
, has not been injured as badly by
the cold weather as earlier reports
lead one to believe. Many fields
that apparently would have to be
reseeded, are looking very good anc
= have every prospect of making {
good crop. A few warm DAYS vii
=, do wonders in changing the appear
. ance of things.
v It's a fact that every busines
, house in Kendrick that is boosting
for the town, advertises in the Gaz
: cite.
1t is said that over 100000 is t
. be spent by the government forestr
: department in constructing high
D., way from Rock Ridge to Elk Cit
: and into the National forest. Tn
i first link between the points men
:, toned, distance of 13 miles is t
u be built this year. A total of 1856
600 has been appropriated for tn
work to be done this year, but tn
total cost of the highway is place
at $306, ,143.
kMrs. William Rogers and he
t. mother, Mrs. Carl Wegner, went t
J. Spokane Monday to be with Adolp
IS Wegner, who is quite ill.
IS Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Lewis went
% Coeur d. Alene Sunday on business
!, John F. Wade went to Spokar
- Tuesday afternoon on business.
ic According to information recei
II ed this week the Cameron post Off
,o will be re-established. No one h;
. as yet been named to act as po
master. The service for the Car
or eron people is not satisfactory ar
a they prefer to have their own Off
he again located at Cameron.
Sc Doc Van Vert is calcimining Il
en- upstairs rooms in the Kendri'
ry Hotel. The wood work is also r
he ceiving coat of paint. Later
the season the hotel Office will al
be calclmined and painted.
Invitations have been sent out
members of the congregation of t
Presbyterian church to attend
n meeting in the church at SIX thir
". IN the evening. Dinner will
" served.