The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-04-30
GLEANINGS


4 Lester Croker, who is attending
\ business college at Spokane, spent
the week end with his parents in
Kendrick.
S. P. CaIlson and w. M. McCrea
went to Lewiston Sunday to attend
the trap shoot.
E. P. Atchison spent the week end
in Spokane on business:
Henry Hill left for lilo, Sunday
afternoon. He will beign num-
Der Of contract plumbing jobs and
expects to be busy all summer over
there. His family will join him as
soon as school is out, or about the
first OF June.
M. V. Thomas was in Lewiston
the first of the week on business.
Alfred Crow purchased the Col
Inns house, next door to the Harry
Stanton residence. The deal was
made last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Crow expect to move to their new
home soon.
John Phillips of Charleston was IN
kendrick Tuesday on business.
George Carlson is giving dance
at the FraternaI Temple tonight.
The Carlson Orchestra will furnish
music.
County Commissioner Columbus
Clark was IN Kendrick Tuesday on
business.
4 Born to Mr.. ana Mrs. Wesley Har-
>tinger of Leland. Thursday of
last week, nIne-pound boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Lewis drove
to Occur d. Alene last Sunday.
They have secured rooms and will
make them their home until they
are able to find a house to rent.
Occur d. Alene, like nearly all
western towns, has not enough
houses to supply the demand.
Miss Rose Riggle was Lewiston
visitor the first.of the week.
1t is an evident fact that you
can't tie your purse strings in a
hard knot and make much head
way building roads.
Mrs. w. G. Asher of Lewiston,
wife Of Rev. Asher, who is holding
series of gospel meetings at the
Grand Theatre this week, spent the
first of the week in Kendrick.
Chickens, Eggs and Butter in ex-
change for photos. 7. Y. Ellis,
Kendrick. 18-tf.
7 The benefit picture show at the
\ Grand Theatre last Friday night,
netted the sum of $50 for the Camp
Fire Girls. Homemade candy and
popcorn was sold and helped to in
crease the finances of the organiza-
ton. Mrs. Edgar Long is guardian
of the Camp Fire Girls.
Quite a number of sports drove
from this locality to attend the
fight at Lewiston last Monday
night.
Mrs. R. F. Brigham went to Troy
to visit her son, Robert.
Usual services will be held at the
Presbyterian church SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Tondeval and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sheets of Lewis
ton spent Sunday in Kendrick at
the O. E. MACPHERSON home.
E. E. Eastwood Ut Lewiston was
transacting business IN Kendrick
Tuesday.
A big crowd attended the ball
game here Sunday afternoon. 1t
was fine day and cars brought
people from all over the country.
A large delegation from Juliaetta
was present.
Prof. White left Friday for Ore
gon and Washington points return
ing Thursday night.
Donald McCrea sent a panoramic
view of Cordova, Alaska, to his par
ents. 1t is beautiful picture and
gives very good idea of the town.
A baseball field in the foreground
will no doubt prove one of the chief
attractions Of the town for Don.
Mrs. W. c. Brooks of Lewiston
spent two days last week with her
daughter, Mrs. K. W. Lutz.
Miss Opal Thomas, who was i'll
for over two weeks, was able to be
out again the first of the week.
James Jump of Winchester stop
ped in Kendrick between trains
Wednesday, on his way to Spokane.
Mr.. Jump is a member of the
Masonic lodge here. He has been
working at Winchester for a num-
Der of years and about year ago
had both hands badly injured in the
sawmill machinery. He expects to
go on the road this summer with a
line of merchandise.