The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-05-21
GLEANINGS

Mrs. Robert Cain OF American
ridge. who has been i'll for num-
Der OF weeks, does not seem to gain
much. Her condition is still quite
serious. Mrs. Lafayette Keene, a
former resident of the ridge is also
dangerously I'll at Spokane hos
pital.
j. /. Mitcham says he will come
under the benefits derived by rural
carriers from the recent retirement
bill passed by Congress. He will
receive a pension of not less than
$3.50 year and not more than $72O,
the amount of the pension being de-
termined by the number OF years
service.
Mrs. Harry Stanton went to Troy
Wednesday to visit friends.
Il Miss Mable McKeever, who finish
ed successful term OF school at
Avon last week, returned home
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Grinolds and
children left the first of the week
for their new home at Odessa.
where Mr.. Grinolds has opened a
battery repair station and tire shop.
He rented his garage building here
for a stoI age room for cars, a num-
Der of car owners having rented it
for that purpose.
Luther Hampton was in kendrick
Thursday IN business
George Riggin is building a brick
smoke house for N. B. Long & Sons,
at the rear of the store building. 1t
is very neat, substantial struc-
ture.
Rev. Whiddon of Leland return
ed last week from SweetWater
where he conducted ten-day re-
vival meeting. Mr.. Whiddon states
that the membership Of the church
doubled during the revival meet
ings. He has announced that Rev.
McCIausland, presiding elder of the
Methodist church, will be at Leland
Sunday morning and evening and at
Southwick Sunday afternoon.
Billy Meyer and son. Frank, re-
turned Wednesday evening from
the homestead in the Three Bear
country. Mr.. Meyer expects to stay
here and look after his blacksmith
shop until fall.
Mrs. J. Gertje of Lewiston ar
rived Thursday afternoon to visit at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. BECK
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Bibb are visit
ing their daughter. Mrs. Joe Gard
ner.
Jack Bechtol says that he would
like to have the party VINO took his
suit CT clothes from the line at his
home, Wednesday evening, either
bring the suit back or come and get
the belt that goes with it, as he can
not very we'll use the belt without
the suit.
=. Mrs. F. B. Smith entertained a
number of little folks at her home,
Wednesday afternoon, in honor OF
the seventh birthday of her daugh-
ter, Norma. Games were thorough
ly enjoyed after which refreshments
consisting of ice cream and cake
were served. DR.. Kelly then took
the young folks home IN his car.
Following is list of those pres
emit: Eloise Kelley, Edna Stanton,
Waunita Stanton, Jane Mcdonnell
Neva Ware, Grace Bunger, Eleanor
HERES, Norma and Russell Smith.
n Miss Beulah Long went to Cheney
Wash, last Friday to visit her sister
and to attend the May Festival
given by the students of the Nor
NAL.
The Farmers Hardware Company
shipped in a carload Of Bethlehem
motor trucks last week. The com.
pany will have the agency for this
territory. The shipment included
four trucks.
The local light company installed
an electric range in the McCrery
apartments last week.
Miss Baken, one of the Kendrick
teachers, spent the week end at her
home in Moscow.
MIR. and Mrs. Leo Raaberg spent
Sunday in Charleston with relatives
H. K. Farris of Colfax was ir
Kendrick Saturday transacting bust
ness. Mr.. Ferris moved from the
Cedar Creek country last fall or
account of the bad roads and now
has farm close to the highway
that leads from Colfax to Spokane
The baseball game last Sunda!
between Lewiston and Juliaetta re
suited IN victory for Lewiston b.
score of 8 to Z.
Mrs. Libby McKinnon and daugh
ter of Lewiston spent Monday II
Kendrick with Mr.. and Mrs. 0. E
MACPHERSON. Mrs. McKinnon i
MIR. MacPherson's aunt. Miss Nc
kinnon has been engaged to teacl
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