The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-05-07
GLEANINGS


Lewiston visitors last week. They
returned Friday afternoon with one
OF the latest model Maxwell cars
Mr.. Carroll is local agent for the
Maxwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. d. Newton pur-
chased the residence in which they
now live. The deal was made last
week.
Miss Manila Hanson came up
from Lewiston Saturday to spend
the week end with her folks.
Y The Kendrick schools will close
May %.
Claud Gambler of Lewiston spent
Saturday here with his folks.
Mrs. Axel Swanson went to Pull
man Sunday. She went there to be
with her father who was injured in
an accident.
w. M. McCrea went to Spokane
to spend Sunday with an old school
mate, whom he hadn't seen for over
ten years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Davis OF
Leland went to Lewiston Tuesday
on business.
Attorney Pickett of Moscow was
in kendrick Tuesday on business.
James Cain of American Ridge
was Lewiston visitor the first of
the week.
Mrs. Grant Hobbs, former resid-
ent of Kendrick and we'll known in
this locality, wrote to friend here
that she and her husband had moved
from North Dakota short time
ago, to Iowa. She said that they
had seen enough of the non-partisan
league in that state. Taxes had al
most trebled since the league had
secured control of state affairs.
An exchange says that because a
dollar is only worth fifty cents is no
reason why the delinquent subscrib-
er should hold on to it until it gets
back to par.
M. Bleck is making a number of
improvements in the town property
which he recently purchased.
Painting the fire hydrants is a
big improvement to the appearance
of the town, considering the small
expense and effort involved.
&. s. Porter went to Lewiston
Tuesday on business
Word comes from Juliaetta that
present indications are that there
will be small crop of peaches, a
fair crop OF apricots and full crop
OF cherries and apples.
Margaret Pierce of Juliaetta fell
from her morse last week and sus.
tanned a broken ankle. DIR. Kelly
was called from Kendrick to reduce
the fracture.
A dance will be given at the Fra.
ternal Temple, Friday, May ID
George Carlson is giving it.
\ The Kendrick Roller Mill shu,
down the first of this week. 1t is
said that the mill will not be start
ed again until the difference IN the
price of wheat and -four has beer
equalized.
Engineer Tigglebeck of Lewis
ton was in Kendrick the first of The
week on business.
Frank Benscotter, Ed Ameline
and Ed Billows of American Ridg,
were in Moscow Wednesday on bust
ness before the county commissioner
Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Moor
returned to their home at Cheney
Wash. Thursday after spending tn
week with their sister. Mrs. Nc
Laughlin.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs
H. S. Evans of Potlatch ridge die,
May 6. Burial will take place il
the Kendrick Cemetery today.
W. G. Asher announces that h.
will continue his Gospel Meetings
at the Grand Theatre, for anothe
week. He has had splendid atten
dance during the past week.
y Mrs. Mary A. Deabold an
family wish to thank their friend
who assisted in catching their team
which run away last Sunday.
Mrs. R. F. Bigham was Moscow
visitor Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. R. G. Peterson. of Spokan
is spending a couple of weeks at tn
home of her brother, R. D. Newton
Mrs. j. T. Moser, was passenge
on the afternoon train to Moscow