The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-06-25
IGLEANINGS

Bear ridge, while his wife visited
her folks at Standpoint. Harry ex-
poets to return to the farm this fall.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. William Zeyen of Leland.
June 8. Mrs. Zeyen is expected
home from Moscow soon.
Rev. Evans of Buhl, Idaho, preach
ed at the Presbyterian church Sun
day.
Perry Black. a former Bear
Ridger, was in Kendrlck Saturday
on business.
Leone and Marian Leslie OF Spok-
ane arrived last week to visit Mr..
and Mrs. H. P. Hull.
A weekly newspaper was started
at Peck last week by s. F. Hickman.
1t is called "The Peck News" The
town has been without paper for
several years, so the new venture
should prove a success as town
sometimes does not know how to
appreciate the value Of local paper
until it has had to do without one
for while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolheter of PaIouse
arrived the first of the week to visit
their daughter, Mrs. j. T. Moser.
The American Ridge boys base
ball team played the Moscow Cubs
at Genesee last Sunday. The Cubs
won by score OF IL to 8. Otto
Eichner pitched for American
ridge.
P. L. circuit of Moscow was in
Kendrick on business Tuesday. He
is selling oil stock and is interest
ed in oil prospects in Texas.
4, Harold Thomas left for Snohom-
ish, WASH. Tuesday afternoon
where he has accepted a position in
the Commercial Bank there. His
brother, Walter, is assistant cashier
Of the bank.
Ben Petrick. accompanied by his
mother, went to Spokane Tuesday,
on business.
Mrs. Stanley Talbot of Lewiston
visited her mother, Mrs. s. A.
Grow, the first of the week.
AT meeting of the Get-To- Gether
CLUB last Friday morning it was
definitely decided to give up any
idea of holding celebration July
4. However. the Club unanimously
voted to have a harvest festival
some time next fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. l.. Smith have
moved to Troy where they will
manage the dining room of the Troy
Hotel. Mrs. Smith had charge Of
the dining room Of the Hotel Kend-
rick last fall.
" Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Parks of Le-
land went to Spokane Wednesday to
spend few days.
Ben Callison returned from Spok-
ane Wednesday, to spend few days
on his ranch on American ridge.
The latest reports from the hospital
are to the effect that Mrs. Collisions
condition IS practically unchanged.
Ben expects to return to Spokane
soon.
j. |. Mitcham received word from
the postoffice department at WASH
lngton that il he wished to take ad-
vantage of the rural carriers PEN
siun he would have to give up his
route here by the 10th of August.
At that time a new carrier will be
put on the route as j. I. says he is
going after that pension.
Manager Harry Stanton expects to
take his bunch OF baseball fanatics,
the Kendrick Kids, to Genesee,
July IL, where they will play off the
tie with the Moscow CUBS. The
Kids and Cubs have each won one
game this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Lutz and
: Eleanor returned Wednesday from
their trip to the coast.
E. T. Mulkey Of Cedar Creek was
in town Thursday on business. He
reports quite heavy frost in that
locality Wednesday night, but stat
ed there was little damage done to
crops.
Mrs. Today Long went to Pullman
Thursday afternoon to visit Mrs. A.
K. Shumaker.
Cavendish expects to celebrate
the Fourth. Cavendish and Deary
are the only nearby towns that will
celebrate this year.
The Get-Together Club of Kend-
rick met at the Hotel Kendrick last
evening at the dinner hour to dis
cuss ways and means of putting on
Harvest Festival.
Eugene Brayman of Washington,
d. c., arrived Wednesday to spend
the day with his aunt, Mrs. S. A.
Grow. He went from here to Cali
fornia where he will make his