The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-02-18
GLEANINGS


Wash., where she has been visiting
tor several months. Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith rented the White house on
the hill.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart
Compton, Monday. son. weight 90
pounds.
Mrs. Byard Davidson came down
from Pullman the first of the week
to visit relatives here.
Orphia Hupp is Disguised with
advertising. He had want ad in
the Gazette last week, advertising
the tact that he wanted to buy some
pigs. He said he got eight phone
calls Friday and Saturday morning
had to get out OF bed to answer two
more. And the worst of it is he
bought all the pigs he wanted from
the party who called up first.
Sheriff John l.. Woody and Deputy
Sheriff Summerfield were on still
hunt in this vicinity the first of the
week. They were on a hot trail
but found no firewater. Still, it is
reasonably certain that there are
still few stills hidden in the still
ness OF the Potlatch hills.
Miss Leslie of Pullman spent the
week end with her aunt, Mrs. H. P.
Hull.
r. B. Parks and son, Hugh, of
Leland community, were in Spokane
last week on business.
X. ID. lngle said that the ice on
his pond on Big Bear ridge last
week was 81 inches thick. The ice
houses on the ridge were filled dur
ing the week.
Mrs. Today Long and Miss Hood
gave a party for their Sunday School
classes at the Long home Monday
afternoon. Dainty refreshments
were served. The children report
very fine time.
Born to MI. and Mrs. H. l.. Ross
of Fix ridge, Saturday, Feb. IL,
9 pound daughter. Mrs. Ross will
be remembered as Miss Westendahl.
John Christensen IS back on the
old job as pump man tor the N. p.
after an absence Of several weeks,
due to illness. He has been in
Spokane for some time taking treat
ments.
Rev. Mort went to Lewiston the
first of the week to visit at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. Henry T.
Greene.
Stuart Compton returned from
Kamiah, Sunday, where ne spent
several weeks helping with a big
sale at one of the stores there.
Mrs. Mary Stump of Charleston
arrived Saturday to visit her son,
Pete near Southwlck.
Frank Chamberlain took out an
other dray license this week. Kend-
rick now has three dray teams and
all are kept quite busy.
The new phone directory for the
Potlatch Telephone Co. will soon be
ready. for distribution among the
patrons of the Company.
Lester Croker went to Lewiston
the first of the week to work at the
First National Bank for month or
so IN the absence of one OF tine reg:
ular employees.
A family reunion of the Carl Veg
ner family was held at the VIM.
Rogers home last Saturday. Those
present besides Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Wegner were: Herman Wegner of
Asotin; Albert Wegner of Wenat-
chee; August F. Wegner and family
OF Cameron; Arthur Wegner OF
Cameron; Mrs. Luchs, Josephine
and Arthur Winters of Minnesota;
and the VIM. Rogers family.
1t is said that during 1919 there
were 1,040,000 marriages in the
United States and only 10000 new
dwellings completed.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Ben
son of Charleston Monday, daugh-
ter, weighing z pounds. Mrs. Ben
son was formerly Miss Rosebud
Brown.
Perryman's Confectionery shipped
IN carload of ice the first of the
week.
There has been some criticism be.
cause bootleggers IN Latah county
have been getting off with simply
a fine and no jail sentence attached.
Sheriff Woody stated the first of
the week that the jail at the court
house is full to OVERLOOKING and no
room for any more prospective can
didates for free hoard and lodging.
The nelghbors believe that bride
worships her husband because she
places burnt offerings before him
every day.
Mrs. l.. j. HERES and daughter
went to Lewiston, Saturday, to visit
relatives.