The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-01-02
GLEANINGS


position as sales manager for the
Chandler car, with headquarters
in Spokane. He entered upon the
duties of his new position the first
of the year.
Sam Callison, Frank Croker and
son, Lester, returned Tuesday, from
a hunting trip near Big Island.
They hunted less than two days and
each got the limit.
Ernest Randall of Orofno was In
Kendrick "Wednesday on business.
We noticed in the Leland items
that Tom Daugherty ate three
Christmas dinners last week. one
at a dinner party given by Mrs.
Cludray, another at Charles John
sons and one at his own home. Mr..
Daugherty has been laid up for
some time with rheumatism. but
after being present at all of those
big dinners if he doesn't get the
govt, he is surely immune.
The case OF Mrs. Edith Block VS.
Henry Bleck, tried at Lewiston. the
. first of the week, in which Mrs.
Block sued for q divorce, was taken
under advisement for ten days by
the judge.
Master Jasper May spent Tuesday
and Wednesday at the home of his
grandmother, Mrs. W. W. Wilcox.
Mrs. G. G. Cludray of Leland serv-
ed Christmas dinner to a number of
her friends. The guests were j. E.
Daugherty Of Aubrey, Texas, Prof.
Edgar Estes, Mr.. and Mrs. T. II.
Daugherty and children, Geraldine,
Charley, Ruby and jake.
Mrs. w. ]. Costigan Of Moscow
spent the week end with her sister,
Mrs. W. ". Wilcox, returning
home SUNDAY.
Albert w. Schultz of Paloues pur-
\ chased 40 acres Of land this week
from Emil Larson. The land is
located near Cameron and is the
place recently purchased by Mr..
Larson from Amos Nigh. Mr..
Schultz moved on the place recent
ly. The purchase price is under
stood to be $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry, their son
Trull and two daughters, who are
both teachers, n teaching at Rlts-
vile and the other at Sprague,
WASH, visited at the N. B. Long
home during the holidays. Their
home is at Pullman. Mr.. Trull is
a cousin of Mrs. Long.
The three Wegner brothers, Her.
man of Asotin. Albert of Wenatchee
and Arthur of Pullman, spent
Christmas day with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. August Wegner. in
kendrlck.
Mr.. James Calkins. principal of
the schools at Spirit Lake, arrived
Tuesday afternoon to visit his sister
Mrs. Ralph Knepper.
H. P. Hull has been confined to
his home for the past week on &C.
count OF illness.
Stop and think a minute and try
to remember if that subscription to
the Gazette didn't fall due January
/.
The Camp Fire Girls will hold
their annual election of officers at
their room, Monday evening, jan
uary g.. Three will also be the in
itiation of new members.
Everybody is cordially invited to
a Get-Together- Good-Time Basket
and Pie Social at the American
Ridge church and school house. Sat-
urday evening. January 3. Home
made candy will be sold and hot
coffee served.
Miss Josephine Foyer of Spokane
spent the holidays with lier mother
in Kendrick.
The American Legion dance was
a grand success. Tom Long. Com
mander, and George Carlson, Sec
rotary, of the local Post, had the
active management of the dance and
they put it over in fine shape. One
hundred and five tickets were sold
at $3.50 each, including war tax.
and the Legion netted ABOUT $50
from the dance. This money will
be placed in the treasury of Canyon
Post No. &c, to be used for defray-
ing incidental expenses that will
arise in the future. The hall was
crowded to it's capacity. probably
one of the largest crowds which
ever gathered at the Fraternal
Temple. The Metronome four
piece orchestra of Lewiston furnish.
ed the music.
& Marvin Long arrived in Hendricks
Christmas night 10 visit his folks.
He has a good position in a general
merchandise store at Athena. Ore
gon and likes his work very much
He received an increase in salary
shortly after he began his work
there so it is a pretty clear case he