The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-01-16
GLEANINGS

the first of the week visiting
friends.
L. H. Nichols of Texas Ridge
purchased a piece of land near
Charleston last week. The land is
In alfalfa but has no buildings.
He leased an orchard tract with
buildings on 1t and expects to move
to. Charleston very soon to make his
home.
VIM. Huyette of Charleston was in
Kendrick last Saturday on business.
Mr.. Huyette was recently elected
secretary Of the Charleston Com
mercial Club, a live organization
that is boosting for good highways
out of Charleston.
The failure of the bond election
to carry last Saturday rather clearly
demonstrated that there are a
number of residents of Kendrick
Highway District whose vision is no
larger than a tax receipt.
Attorney C. G. Hoyt of Troy was
in Kendrick Monday on business.
E. H. Dammarell was a business
visitor in Moscow Monday.
Miss Sophia Fruchtl of Lenore.
daughter of Joe Fruchtl, started for
Ziegel, Illinois, Monday, where she
will visit her grandmother for
some time.
Clarence Daugherty of American
Ridge served on the jury at Moscow
this week.
A very enjoyable evening was
spent at the Vincent home on Pot
latch ridge last Friday evening,
when a party of about fifty friends
of the family met at the home.
Dancing and games furnished
amusement for the evening. Sub
stantial refreshments were served
to the jolly crowd.
Mrs. &. M. Lewis returned, Mon
day, from her trip to her old HON in
eastern Nebraska. She visited a
brother at Quincy, Illinois and also
at Riverton, Wyoming. She said
that at Riverton they use their cars
the year round. When it SHOWS
they drag the roads until the snow
is all plowed to the side of the road.
She likes the country around River
ton so we'll that she and Mr.. Lewis
are planning to drive back there IN
the spring and may decide to locate
there.
A package of books that had been
purchased from the Red Cross Phar-
macy and mailed at the post Office
Christmas time, was opened to see
it the person who mailed the pack
age could be found. No address
was on the package and no cards or
name inside. The names of the
books follow: "The Lure of Dim
Trails" "The Barrier" book for
clippings. Owner please call for
same at Red Cross Pharmacy. 31-t
The superintendent of schools of
the five counties, Nez Perez, Idaho,
Lewis, Clearwater and Latah, met
at Lewiston and decided to have an
inter. county spelling contest. 1t
will be held at Lewiston, March 81,
with four contestants from each
county. chosen from among the
pupils.
The tractor school opened at the
University of Idaho Monday with
an enrolment of 70 students. This
course covers a period of three
weelIs.
j. N. Armstrong, who moved
from Potlatch Ridge to .S%weetwater
a few years ago, is now located in
Charleston. There is quite a colony
of Potlatchers in Charleston at this
time.
The basketball game to have been
played here tonight with kamiah,
was called off on account of the i'll
ness of several of Hendricks team,
including Mr.. Keller, Hendricks
coach. The boys believe their i'll
ness was caused by something which
they ate on the trip to Culdesac. 1t
wasn't wood alcohol that caused the
trouble as they are all still alive.
X The annual meeting of the board
OF directors of the Fraternal
Temple Company took place Tues
day afternoon. At this meeting q
dividend of ten per cent on the
capital stock was declared. The
same board of directors was retain.
ed. Their names follow: N. Brooke,
president; W. M. McCrea, secretary
VIM. Freytag. S. P. Callison and H,
P. Hull.
Mrs. G. s. Porter entertained 9
number of friends informally Wed.
nesday afternoon in honor of Mrs
Stanley Talbot. Mrs. Talbot ex'
poets to leave some time next
month to join her husband at Aston
ia. where he is now engaged in the
mercantile business.
The Latah County Farm Bureau
is advocating the establishment OF