The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-02-11
GLEANINGS

in the Kendrick schools, spent the
week end at her home in Lewiston.
Mrs. Ernest Randall and little
son, Donald, returned to their home
IN Orohno, Sunday, after visiting a
few days with Mrs. Randalls
mother, Mrs. N. G.. Thomas.
Ben Callison was Moscow visit
or last Saturday, making the trip
from his farm to- the county seat
with a sled.
Miss Woller of st. Paul, Mimi.
visited at the Herman Koepp home
near Leland last week.
Mrs. M. B. Mcconnell was a Mos
COW visitor Monday.
Charles McKeever has two samples
of hemp on display at the Kendrick
Hardware, which he secured while
in Portland, recently. The hemp
was being unloaded from freight
er. while he was there, so he secur-
ed samples to bring home with him.
The hemp was imported from Man.
liza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bellows of
Bovil, who were visiting at the r.
F. Blgham home last week, went to
PaIouse, Friday.
A barrel of mash was found in a
residence in Moscow a block from
Main Street, by the chief of police.
Jesse Lamb and Joe Rudnlnger were
arrested and charged with an at
tempt to make illicit liquor.
A resourcefuI North Carolina
farmer placed mule in the stall of
a COW which milk thief had been
visiting at night. Awakened the
next night by terrific racket in the
barn, he strobe out, shotgun in
hand, to find battered milk pail, a
wrecked milking stool, a hat and
a se!f-satished mule.
As result of the closing of the
Putlatcn Lumber mill three applica-
tlons were made to the county for
assistance. One case, a man and
wife and II children, the oldest
child Is years of age, needed assist
ance. The man was thrown out Of
employment when the mill shut
down, and the income of the family
stopped.
Invitations are out for a Masonic
party at the FraternaI Temple for
Monday evening. February ID. No
one except member of the lodge
and his lady. and sojourning Masons
were invited as the Accommodations
at the Temple are limited, making
it impossible to include outsiders.
A banquet under the direction of
Mr.. and Mrs N. Brooke and Mrs.
John Brooke will be served at $50.
Barton's orchestra Of Lewiston has
been engaged for the evening.
Work is progressing on the new
power line between Kendrlck and
Juliaetta, with crew of men dig
ging holes, On account of the
rocky formation which the line ira
verses it will pe necessary to blast
quite number of holes from the
solid rock.
A larger crowd than usual at
tended the American Legion dance
here last Friday night. AS long as
the dances prove popular the
officers of the local post expect 70
continue them at frequent intervals.
An item which was not brought
to our attention last week was the
marriage of Miss Hazel Mathes,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mathes, and MIR. Dewey White, of
Juliaetta. They were married at
Moscow, Monday, January 81, by
Rev. Snoddy at the Presby terian
Manse. They will make their home
at Juliaetta.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Hull were
Moscow visitors the first of the
week on business.
Miss Carrie Buckles who is teach
ing school at Cameron, went to
Lewiston last Saturday to spend the
week end with her parents.
Miss Nettie May Jacobus of Amer.
lean ridge. who has been under the
care of specialist in Spokane for
the past few weeks, returned home
Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Deobald of American
ridge went to Lewiston, Saturday
where she underwent major opera
ton at the st. Joseph hospital
Reports are to the effect that she is
getting along very we'll.
Mrs. John F. Wade and son,
Darrell, went to Lewiston, Wednes-
day, to visit friends.
A business man received a letter
from another business man that
made him very angry. So he die
tated this letter to the adversary:
Sir. my stenographer, being a
lady, cannot transcribe what think
OF you. ! being a gentleman. can