The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-02-17
GLEANINGS

upon all public meetings on account
of an epidemic of influenza.
p Walter Thomas and John Dam
marel attended both basket ball
games at Moscow this week, return
ing Thursday afternoon.
Walter McCrea, Jr., has recently
finished painting number of read
signs which will be placed at cross
roads all over the Potlatch country.
They Will prove great convenience
to the travelling public.
The Okoke KIootchman Club met
at the home of Mrs. E. E. Bechtol,
Wednesday evening.
Charles Riggle was offered the
position this week of teaching the
Steele school on Bear ridge for the
rest of the term, the present teacher
having resigned. If he decides to
take the school he will begin his
work next Monday.
Idaho won the first game against
W. S. c., Tuesday night Nv score
of 81 to 81. The second game was
also won by Idaho by score OF 80
to 28.
Ira 4, Gentry received word from
is little daughter, irena. Tuesday,
stating that she had left the hos
pital and would probably be home
IN about week. She is recovering
rapidly from her operation.
The local l. D. O. F. Lodge con-
ferfed the lnltiatory degree upon
Harry Fowler at the regular meet
ing last Saturday night.
( Mr.. and Mrs. O. E. MACPHERSON
entertained the Circle Card Club at
their home Tuesday night.
Adolph Wegner arrived the first
of the week from Moscow. He ex-
poets to remain here tor some time.
He is now engaged IN selling life
insurance, in which work he has had
considerable experience. His wide
acquaintance IN this territory ought
to prove of great value to him in
the insurance business.
Bob Blgham received copy of a
newspaper published at BeattIe,
Kansas. In it was write-up of a
birthday party given IN honor of
his brother, A. K. Bigham. 1t was
his S5th birthday, February 7.
Mrs. W. M. McCrea returned
Thu sday night from Spokane, where
she spent several days with friends.
Her sister, Miss Edna Melllson, re-
turned to her home in Everett,
WASH, last Saturday and Mrs. Nc
Crea accompanied her as far as
Spokane.
& Work started on the new theatre
building the first of the week. The
old floor is being rnrn up and eXcav-
ating is done so that room will
be made tor the slipping concrete
floor. Frank Chamberlain hauled
some good gravel from the creek
bed which wi be used for concrete
work. 1t is expected the theatre
will be ready for business not later
than April l.
Mrs. French writes flom Spokane
that she expects to be IN Kendrick
some time the first part of next
r.onth. She has rented the rooms
behind the postoffice and will open
her millinery and dressmaking shop
there.
( Herman Koepp Fred MieIke and
j. M. Woodward, commissioners of
Putlatch Highway District, and
Ford Parks, road overseer of the
district, went to Lewltson. Tuesday
to meet with the county commissions
ers for the purpose Of discussing
road matters.
A number OF basket ball fans went
to Moscow, Tuesday afternoon to
witness the game between Idaho
and W. S. e. Part of the crowd
went on the train and others by
way CT Frank Champerlaln's bob
SLED, all returning overland on the
sled tuesday night.
X Born to Mr.. and Mis-. John Kite,
Monday, February l3. 10 pound
boy.
a. V. Dunkle went to Lewiston
Saturday to visit his father and
sister over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Compton
and children came over from Orc
fino, Sunday, for a visit at the o.
E. MACPHERSON and N. +. Ware
homes.
" Sylvia Cook of Potlatch ridge re-
turned Monday morning from a
trip to Lewiston.
DR.. h. R. Veon went to Moscow
Tuesday, on business.
Spokane county roads will be
maintained this year by patrol of
81 men each with definite section
of improved highway for winch he
is held responsible.