The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-11-19
GLEANINGS

MIR. and Mrs. K. L. Million ar
rived from Spokane Wednesday to
visit friends here. Since leaving
kendrick about year ago they
have lived in Seattle, Montana and
Spokane.
Mary Chandler spent Saturday
and Sunday in JulIaetta visiting
friends.
There will be a special meeting
of kendrlck Lodge No. rs, A. +.
& A. NJ, at the Fraternal Temple,
Monday night. Nov. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Stanton were
Spokane visitors the first OF the
week.
Mrs. Lloyd Stanton arrived from
Moscow the first of the week to
visit her mother, Mrs. Thomas
Mcdowell.
The American Legion hoys had a
good sized crowd at their dance
Thursday evening of last week.
Pearl and Orrln Onstott of La
crosse, WASH, spent Sunday and
Monday with their uncle, A.
Onstott.
Luther May, who is now selling
securities for western company,
arrived Wednesday for short visit
here with friends. Mr.. May farm
ed on Big Bear ridge until about
year ago, when he sold out.
Herman Schultz OF Spokane spent
several days this week visiting at
the M. Bleck home.
Mr.. Livengood of Twin Falls
arrived this week for visit with
friends. He left this country 26
years ago. His father drove the
Southwick stage four years, in the
early DAYS.
A number of Kendrlck business
men have slgnified their intention
to close their places of business tins
afternoon at train time out of re-
spect to the memory of Frank
Schoeffier.
Harry Fowler and frank Croker
are having hard times these days
trying to find coyote tor their
hounds to chase. In the fore part
Of the fall they got two or three
most every Sunday, but the dogs
have them pretty we'll cleaned out
now.
AL Mckee Of Lapwal arrived yes
terday to look after business in
terests in this locality.
Lewis Otnls of Moscow was trans
acting business IN Kendrlck this
week.
Adam Wagner and Ernest Nc
Guire hunted for deer in the Tea
keaE country the first of the week.
They saw one at distance but
failed to get it.
Doc Van Vert has sold the last of
his bull pups. The one family OF
pups brought him $85. Most OF
them were sold to parties living al
a distance from here.
Frank Boyd is doing his bit to
ward identifying the town by tear
ing down the old barn on the bach
of the Helpman lot. He expects
to rebuild 1t on the Helpman farm
G. F.. Walker was in Lewiston
the first of the week on business.
The first day for paying taxes II
Latah county is November 2. The.
become delinquent December q.
Miss Gladys MolIoy visited friend
in Lewiston ever the week end.
Mrs. N. E, Ware went to Charleston
Sunday where she was called Of
account of the serious illness of he
father, j. M. Welker.
Mrs. Char les RiggIe went to Ana
tone last Friday to spend a few dav
with her husband who is taechin
school near Anatone.
Miss Edith Compton. who is a
tending the Lewiston Norma
spent the week end here with he
parents. Miss Compton will tinis
her school work next spring.
Miss McKinnon spent the wee
end IN Lewiston with her folks.
x Pete Stump of Charleston W;
transacting business here the fir
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Cook of Steven
vile. Montana, spent Monday
Kendrick with the Swayze famll
They were neighbors of Mr.. al
Mrs. SWayze in Montana.