The Kendrick gazette., 1920-11-26
GLEANINGS


the M. E. church here, writes from
Pasco to have his paper changed
from Newberg to the new address.
He says that he and his wife are
now living on their alfalfa ranch
one and one-half miles west OF !
Pasco, on the Columbia River
bottom. They are busy building a
house on their new place.
The Vatican Girls made their
appearance here Thursday evening
OF last week as scheduled. This was
the second number of the lyceum
course. A newspaper published IN
a nearby town said that this num-
ber of the Iyceum was alone worth
the price OF season ticket. Prob
ably the. one who wrote the article
attended the entertainment on a
comp.
w. A, McGhee, former Potlatch
Ridger, was in KendrIck last Satur-
day transacting business. He re-
turned tc his farm near Summit,
Sunday afternoon.
Byard Davidson, who is tar ming
big ranch near Pullman, spent the
week end on American ridge with
relatives.
CIaud Gambler of Lewiston spent
Sunday here visiting his parents.
His father, G.. b. Gambler, has not
been able to leave the house for
several months on account of very
severe illness.
John Reid went to Moscow the
FIRST of the week to look after busl-
ness matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hill went
to Palouse, Wednesday. to spend
THANKSGIVING with Mrs. John
Davis. who is sister of Mrs. Hill.
The shooting match in Kendrick
was we'll patronlzed last Saturday.
There are some crack shots in this
community. The target was placed
about IS yards away and II you
couldn't put bullet fairly close to
the center of a spot the size of a
half dollar, your chances for a tur-
key were very slim. Everyone who
went home with turkey was a
good shot, and Lady Luck" was
good to those who carried home a
goose.
Bobbie Perkins says that his
mother, Mrs. M. E. Perkins, form
erly local phone operator, is now
head operator at Pomeroy, Wash.
Mrs. Catherine Heinrich, mother
OF Mrs. N. Brooke, passed away at
her home in Genesee, Tuesday OF
last week, at the age of 81 years
She was born in Bavaria, Germany,
ana came to this country when she
was l6 years OF age. She is survived
by eight children, four girls and
four boys. The funeral was held at
Genesee Thursday morning, Nov. 18.
F. b. Smith returned from busi-
ness trip to Spokane the first of the
week.
E. w. Lutz and George Carlson
attended meeting of the Scottish
Rite at Lewiston Thursday night of
the higher degrees in Masonry.
The Gazette this week went t.
press Wednesday evening day
earlier than usual, so that Thanks
giving Day might be observed by
the office force in a fitting manner.
Rev. Green of Lewiston and Rev
Mort, the local Methodist pastor
spent Monday of this week in kend
rick raising money for the Method
ist hospital in Spokane. Tuesday
was devoted to the Leland com
munity.
Juliaetta has the lowest tax lev,
of any town IN the county-twelvt
mills. Kendrick comes next will
a fifteen mill levy. Troy is thl
highest with levy of IS mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Tupper ant
two daughters returned to thei
home in Charleston after vlsitin.
at the Jake Berriman home owe
Saturday. Mrs. Tupper is siste
of Mrs. Berriman.
Fred Becker. who now owns
farm near Clifford, was in Kendricl
Tuesday on business.
DR.. j. T. Moser has opened den
tai office IN rooms above the Idanh
Pharmacy at Lewiston. He move
his office equipment from her
about two weeks ago and now has !
installed IN his new location.
The Kendrick High School baske
ball team defeated the Juliaett
High School at the local gym
naslum, Wednesday night, by
score of 104 to 10. 1t was eithe
a thousand and four or hundre
and four-we don't just remember
at any rate the game was tritl
one-slded.
Miss Ruth HeIpman of Lewisto