The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-01-16
baskets and that his efforts were

successful is Indicated by the a.
mount secured from the sale. A
short program vas a very interest
ing feature of the evening. The OBJ
ject of the social was to assist in
raising funds to apply on the
Methodist church building fund.
A sleigh load of Kendrick people
went from here to attend the social
and report a jolly good time.
lialvor Nelson of near Garfield
was IN Kendrick the first of the
week on business.
Lester Croker went to Spokane
last week to take a course at the
Spokane Business College.
Luther Hampton of Spokane was
in Kendrick Wednesday on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hill returned
Wednesday from Charleston where
they spent several days with
friends.
w. A. Hartung Of Cameron was
a Lewiston. visitor Wednesday.
It might be a timely subject for
the City Fathers to bring up at
their next regular meeting as to
what is to be done with the rabbits.
1t is a question whether those who
wish to beautify their yards with
flowers and to diminish the H. e. l..
with a back yard garden, should
stand for their hopes being shatter-
ed by a few vagrant rabbits whose
destructive tendencies have already
been too we'll demonstrated during
the past year. If the council were
to pass an ordinance declaring any
rabbits running at alrge to be wild
game, it would help materially in
the destruction Of these little pests.
A resident on the hill had some
very choice shade trees which he
had given special attention during
the dry spell last summer. This
winter the rabbits girdIed the trees,
which of course will kill them.
IA number of Oddfellows from
Kendrick and American Ridge went
to Troy Tuesday evening to be pres
ent at the initiation of IL candid
ates. Those who went from Kend-
lex are: Charles Chandler, N. E.
Walker, C. S. Carroll. G. N. Baker
and Eddie Deobald. From Amer
lcan Ridge Claus Elchner, Clifford
Davidson and Bob Cain.
Ruby May, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. May, returned from the
hospital at Lewiston the first Of the
week. She was much improved in
health after her operation.
The post office at Park was dis
continued yesterday as there was no
one in the Park ne%ighborhood who
would take the postmastership.
This will also discontinue the star
route from Linden to Park. While
the Park office was in existence the
mail was carried by star route from
Southwlck, through Crescent and
Linden and then to Park Now the
mail will only go from iSouthwlck
as far as Linden. This cuts off a
number of patrons between Linden
and Park.
Rev. E. L. Whiddon of Leland
was in Kendrick Thursday on his
way to Sweatwater where he will
assist in holding a revival meet.
ing. He has just closed a two
weeks revival at Southwick. He
received "a new members into his
church and II members were taken
into the United Brethren church.
He raised $3.50 for foreign missions
and $3.50 to apply on repairs for the
church.
s. ID. White of Lewiston was in
kendrick Thursday on business.
Mrs. j.. T. Moser entertained 6
number of friends at her home las
evening in honor of Mrs. Stanley
Talbot.
DR.. T. A. Ball and littlet son Of
Pullman spent Thursday morning
in kendrick on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy SkeeIs of Pot
latch ridge we're Lewiston visitor.
Thursday.
According to the Weekly Marke'
Bulletin for January 9, fresh ranch
eggs sold for less at all points OF
the Pacific coast than the merchants
here were paying. A margin O:
three cents a dozen above the high
est coast price was paid here OF
that date.
On account of a damaged vince
on a freight train on the hill be
tween Kendrick and Bovard, tn,
passenger train from Spokane wa
delayed several hours Thursda,
afternoon. T..
Mr.. and Mrs. jerks Wilcox re
turned to the Occur d. Alene tn
first Of the week after visiting Mrs
Wilcox's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N
Brooke. Mr.. Wilcox has been work
ing at Bremmerton in the nav,
yards for the past year but gave vi