The Kendrick gazette., 1920-12-03
GLEANINGS

little daughter, Eleanor, went to
Spokane, Wednesday. for a short
visit.
Tom Long, Bob Brown, Ed and
Otto Rauschke started for Big
Island, Tuesday morning. on a deer
hunt. They are driving through
with hack and two horses.
Aaron McCrery is now book
keeper at N. B. Long & Sons. the
position formerly held by Miss
Ruby Sloan.
Rev. and Mrs. Howard Mort are
attending a Sunday school conven-
tiOn at Pullman this week.
Dan Bracy of Boulder, Colorado.
is visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kite. Mr.. Boulder is
Mrs. Kites uncle.
The Presbyterian Ladies AID met
at the home OF Mrs. Mcconnell,
Wednesday afternoon.
The basketball game played We'd
nesday, November "a, at Orofino
between the high school team of
that place and Kendrick High
School resulted in Q victory for Oro-
fino by score of 81 to 26. The
score was tied in the first half, but
Orofino took the lead in the second
half and held it through the game.
Anatone High and Kendrick High
will play tonight at the local gym
nasium.
Doc Van Vert was a Lewiston
visitor. Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linton ColweIl re-
turned to Portland, Wednesday,
after visiting with the Joe Ivy
family. MIR. Colwell is Mrs. Ivy's
brother.
E. p. Atchison went to Lewiston
Thursday, ,on business.
Mrs. b. N. Emmett and two child
rem returned from Missouri, Thurs
day afternoon, where they have
spent several months visiting rela-
tives.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Thorn.
ton, November 80, ten pound boy.
August Rucks of Cameron went
to Spokane last Saturday, where he
will make his home. He sold his
household goods at public auction
last week.
Dean Wright OF Agatha was In
Kendrlck last Saturday on business
Sylvia Cook of near Leland was
a Lewiston visitor over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. C. johnson anC
family of Troy spent Sunday al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Long.
Ernest Glen LETT the first of tn,
week for the Clearwater country OF
his annual deer hunt.
E. W. Lutz and A. X. Carlson wen
to Lewiston, Monday, on business.
Mrs, H. Slccum of near Dear,
was visiting friends IN Kendricl
Monday.
Pete Stump of Charleston arrived
the first of the week to look afte
business interests in this locality.
Mrs. O. Hupp left for Occur d
Aene, Monday, wnere she viii
visit her daughter, Mrs. Georgi
Downing, and little grandson VIII
arrived November 25.
Prof. and Mrs. I. r. Morrison re
turned from Orofino the first of tn
week where they spent their Thanks
giving vacation with Mrs. Nor
rison's folks.
Prof. and Mrs. Candee and Sol
spent their Thanksgiving vacation
here, the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. A
V. Dunkle and Mr.. and Mrs. Joday
Long.
A. Hooker of Big Bear ridge lef
for Minneapolis last Friday. H
will consult an eye specialist. H
went East, accompanied by hi
daughter, Miss Johanna, severa
months ago. The doctor at tina
time gave Mr.. Hooker considerabl
encouragement and said he believes
his eyesight could be very much i'm
proved. The doctor wanted him t
make this second trip to MinneaI
oils so that he might observe tn
effect of the treatment which h
was giving.
+. L. Whistler arrived the frs
OF the week with his carload o
emgrant movables, from Idah
Falls. He shipped his household
goods, some farm equipment and
head of horses. He moved to tn
place known as the Lester Hill farl
on Cedar Creek ridge. He pul
chased the farm from Mr.. Hill som
time ago. Everett Hall of Idah
Falls will live in the house lea
the old sawmill. formerly owned b
Charles Hill.