The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-01-14
GLEANINGS

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day.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist |
church is giving a Hard Times
party in Epworth Hall, tonight. |
Heavy fines will be imposed upon
anyone who attends the party IN
respectable looking clothes.
julius Petrick was in Jullaetta,
Thursday afternoon, on business.
A number of Masons from Julia
eta attended the meeting OF the
local fraternity here Thursday
night. The evening was devoted to
degree work.
Hank Beck was Lewiston visit
or thursday afternoon.
Jesse Hoffman, Ford Parks and
j. M. Woodward of Leland. went
to Lewiston Thursday on business.
The boys basketball game Satur.
day night will start promptly at
7:30 in order net to conflict with the
picture show at the Grand Theatre.
The show will start at $50, right
after the basketball game.
g. F. Walker is convaIescing from
quite severe attack of rheuma-
tism. For week or more he was
not able to look after his business
affairs but he was up the fiji st of the
week and is now getting along nice
ly.
Officers of Canyon Post Nc. &c of
the American Legion stated this
week that they have about fifty
names pledged as members of the
Club to be organized here under
the auspices of the local LEGION post.
Fred Bolon and Jack Bechtol say
they expect to have the cIuD organ
ICED within two weeks.
A. Wilmot went to Spokane, Thurs
day, on business.
G. H. Dougherty of JuIiaetta was
transacting business IN Kendrick,
Thursday.
M. Bleck, who has been quite SER
iously i'll, is reported to be recover
ing.
Schuyler and Deobald returned
Thursday from business trip to
Nez Perez and Lewiston.
Mrs. Ira Gentry and two children
returned, Wednesday, from visit
with relatives in Missouri. They
have been away several months.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Gentry talked some of
moving back to Missouri early last
fall, but since Mrs. Gentry visited
there while she decided. that
Idaho was the better place to live.
Chef McIvor and Jesse Rich of
near SouthwIck. were Lewiston
visitors the first OF the week.
Mrs. Charles Weber OF near Deary
was shopping IN Kendrick last Sat
urday. The Weber family rented
the Fred Boyer farm on the upper
end of Big Bear ridge and moved
there last fall from their ranch in
Bear Creek canyon
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Blgham spent
Sunday near Troy with their son,
Robert, and his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Compton re-
turned from Kamiah the first of
the week where they have spent the
past month or more. Mr.. Compton
had charge of two store sales there.
Al Mckee OF Lapwai was Kend-
rick visitor, Monday. He was look
ing after his land interests here.
Martin Thomas returned from a
visit to Lewiston the first of the
week.
n The Nez Perez Farmers County
y Mutual Fire Insurance Company is
holding its regular annual meeting
and election of officers today at
Lewiston. Jesse Hoffman of Leland
is secretary of the company.
Miss Josephine Foyer, formerly of
kendtlck but recently from Spok-
ane, is setting type for the Troy
News. Miss Foyer learned to be a
composltor in the Gazette office sew
eral years ago.
The American Legion is advertis-
ing dance tor Friday. January 81.
to be given at the Fraternal Temple.
1t will be greatly appreciated by
Walter Kline if the party who bor-
rowed his oVercoat several weeks
ago from the Kendrick Hotel, Will
return same at une. Walter is
pllnd and not very we'll fixed finan-
clally, so the loss of the coat means
quite bit to him.
Since the drop in lumber prices
there has been some building talk
IN kendrick. Parties VINO have had
IN mind for some time the building
OF a residence, but postponed it on
account of the. high prices for ma
terial, will no doubt feel consider
ably encouraged since the recent
decrease in prices. Some grades of