The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-10-06
GLEANINGS

week end on American ridge with
relatives.
Emulus Brown was transacting
business in Moscow last Friday.
Edwin A. Smith, editor of the
Twice-a-Week Spokesman. spent the
week end at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. P. Hull.
Theo Hanson returned the first of
the week from a business trip to
lewiston
& Mrs Paul Lind returned Sunday
from Potlatch, where she spent a few
days with her husband. Mr.. Lind is
working at Potlatch.
Adam Wagner and family of Farm
ington, Wash, were Kendrick visit
ors the first Of the week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Black
at Moscow, Thursday of last week,
a daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Black were
former residents Of Big Bear ridge.
Geo. E. Knepper. Grand Lecturer,
A. F. e. A. M. of Idaho. arrived last
Friday to visit his son, Ralph. He
will spend month or more visiting
lodges in the northern part of the
state before returning to his home in
Boise.
A man who lost his fivver, sup
posediy by theft, adver tlsed In the
local paper: Come home, Eliza
beth, all IS forgiven"
Hunter Carroll sent copy of the
Cherryville Eagle from North Caro-
lima this week. 1t IS booster
edition and most creditabIe affair,
loaded to the guards with advertls-
ing and booster articles. Hunter is
in business at Cherryvllle and do
ing very we'll. He was associated
with his brother in the garage here
several years ago.
A double page advertisement re-
Gently cost a chewing gum manutac-
turer $11 900 for the one issue. To
regain the mere investment he must
sell 100000 sticks of gum and a
million people must chew gum tor
DAY to pay tor it. Every man,
woman and child in the United
States has heard the name of this
particular kind OF gum hundreds OF
times, yet the manufacturer con-
lnues to spend thousands OF dollars
IN advertising. His methods refute
the time-worn saying: Everybody
knows | am IN business, so what's
the use to advertise
Mrs. Charles Chandler and daugh-
ter, Mary, left last Sunday for St.
Maries, where they will make their
home. Mr.. Chandler has position
IN the mills there. The Chambers
have lived in Kendrick for many
years and have large circle OF
friends here who wish them much
success III their new field of work.
The American ridge Epworth Lea
que Will give a party.at the school
house tonight friday.
X Frank Benscoter of American
ridge was In Moscow last Saturday
on business.
Chas. Mulkey. who recently NOV
ed from Park to st. Mares, was
visiting friends here the first of tn.
week. He has good position in
the planning mill at the mill town
and says working conditions there
are fine. He said there are plenty
OF jobs tor everyone who wants to
work either IN the mill or IN the
woods and good wages are paid.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ernest BoIon are
packing up preparatory to moving
to Lewiston, where they will make
their home. Ernest has good Job
IN the machine shops there.
A. V. Dunkle went to Lewiston.
Tuesday, where he attended a
special meeting of the Masunic
lodge. y
H. F. Samueis, candidate tor gov
ernor on the progressive ticket, was
IN kendrlck for short time Thurs
day morning. He made a speech in
front of N. B. Long Il Sons store
just before the opening of their
SALE, Mr.. Samuels was accompan-
led by Otto Burns, candidate for
prosecuting attorney for Nez Perez
county.
The Okoke Kloctchman Club met
at the home of Mrs. Leo Raaberg
Wednesday evening. Mrs. H. r.
Veon was guest of the club.
Mrs. Today Long, who went to a
Spokane sanatarium last week.
stood the trip remarkably we'll and
the latest reports are to the effect
that she is getting along very we'll
indeed. Her slster-ln-law, Mrs.
Leonard Davis, who is at the same
hospital, is gaming IN STRENGTH