The Kendrick gazette., 1920-12-31
GLEANINGS


at Leavenworrh, WASH, is spending
the holidays in Kendrick with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. N. b. Long.
She will return to her school work,
Sunday.
Miss Hazel Longeteig and Viola
McCalllster passed through Kend-
rick Monday, enroute to Spokane,
where they will spend several days.
Y Mr.. and Mrs. o. +. MACPHERSON
and SON, Donald, spent Christmas
at the N. +. Ware home on Big Bear
ridge.
X Wallace McKeever is IN the city
for three or four days visit with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nc
Keever.
John Walde made business trip
to Troy last Monday.
DIR. Kelly was in Troy last Mon
day where he attended Mrs. B. G.
Johnson, wife of the former editor
of this paper. Mrs. Johnson suffer-
ed hemhorrage last week. the
effects of which for time endan-
gered her life. She is now resting
easily and slowing improving.
George Carlson spent several days
at Christmas time with his folks at
Moscow.
Mrs. Ella Babcock visited with
friends and relatives at Cotton,
WASH, for several days during the
Christmas season.
Kester DammareII returned from
Asotin, Wasl1., Wednesday morning
after spending several days with
relatives there.
K Evelyn and Reginald Prentice of
Asotin, WASH. are visiting at the
home of their uncle, E. H. Dammar-
ell.
& Mr.. and Mrs. Orphie Hupp re-
turned from Lewiston, Wednesday,
after spending the holidays there
with Mrs. Hupp's parents.
K Frank Benscoter of American
ridge, returned from Lewiston We'd
nesday afternoon, where he spent
several days on business.
K Mrs. E. E. Calkins and daughter,
Mrs. j. E. NessIey, spent Christmas
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Knepper.
Miss Evelyn Hanson spent the
holidays in Lewiston the guest Of
Mrs. Carl Porter.
VIM. Rogers and family spent
Christmas day IN Moscow with rel
atlves.
DIR. w. A. Rothwell was called
to the Kellberg home near Troy
last Wednesday morning to attend
a case of sickness in the family.
Troy is temporarily embarrassed by
the lack of practising physician
and depends on the doctors of
Kendrick and Moscow for medical
attention.
Miss Della higgins returned home
Wednesday afternoon after spend
ing several days in Spokane with
her sister.
x Mr.. and Mrs. Hartwick Nelson
left tor Charleston, Wash, to spend
a few days at the home of Mrs. Mel
sons brother. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Sind.
Lester Hill was a passenger to
Lewiston the first of the week.
John Heath blew IN from Lewis
ton, Wednesday afternoon. where
he spent several days with friends.
4 Miss Johanna Hooker of Big Bear
ridge was passenger to Charleston,
where she will spend a week visit
ing relatives and friends.
MISS Anna Long was passenger
to Lewiston. tuesday evening, re-
turning Wednesday.
Sheriff and Mrs. George Welker
arrived from Lewiston Thursday
morning to attend the funeral OF
Mrs. Welker's mother which took
place at the Cameron cemetery yes.
terday afternoon.
Tomorrow night there is to be 8
social at the American ridge school
house. 1t is.just for general gooC
time. Leave your pocketbooks al
home and come for pleasant even.
ing.
Mrs. r. M. Hood accompanied by
her three children, are spending the
holiday season at the home OF hei
parents at Prescott, Wash.
Albert Wegner returned to Spok
ane Thursday, after spending sever
al days visiting his folks here.
< K. E. Bechtol and ye editor re
turned Thursday morning from /;
pleasure trip to the North Fork ol
the Clearwater. They took guns
and fishing tackle along for protec
tlon only. During the absence o1