The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-06-23
Linden News

Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Longfellow
were shopping IN Southwick, Mon
day.
Mrs. |. E. Foster and chilrden
spent Wednesday with Mrs. Nc
Alllster, who recently returned
from Kendrlck, where she spent
the winter.
o. S. Fletcher of Moscow held a
tarm bureau meeting with the farm
ers OF the ridge, last Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Vaughan and son, Ted.
returned home from Milton. Ore,
Wednesday, where they have been
visiting the past few weeks at the
nome of her son, Lyman. They
also visited the Ed Patterson and
Willie Cable families who were
former residents OF Cedar Greek
ridge. They were. accompanied
home by her son, CIaud, and Mrs,
thornton, the latter visiting at the
home, of her brother John Carr,
while here, Claude and Mrs.
Thornton returned to Milton, FRI
day, John Carr going with them for
few days visit.
Mrs. A. Alexander went to Clarks-
ton, Thursday, to visit her sister,
Mrs. Pete Vanderberg, returning
home Saturday.
X Mr.. and Mrs. 1. 2. Isreal and Mr..
and Mrs, Lou Alexander went to
Lewiston, Thursday. returning
home Saturday. While there they
visited the Rose Show.
x George E. Smith returned home
Saturday from Spokane. where the
has been attending the Lyons Mill
tary school.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Lyons and
children motored to Dayton, Wash,
Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs. Ed
Linn. They returned home Sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Garner, Mr..
and Mrs. Rube Garner, Mrs. Nc
Phee, Cleve and Celia. and Ed Fon-
burg went to Lewiston, Friday, in
Georges truck to attend the Rose
Show.
Aunt Carrie and ArlIe Allen, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Langdon visited
at the Harry Langdon home on
American ridge, Sunday.
those present at the dance held at
the jennings home. Saturday night,
report good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Quick, Mrs.
John Carr. Mrs. Annie Morrison and
John Michael spent Sunday at the
Elmer Hudson home.
x The Misses Eva and Anna Smith,
and brothers. Ben and George, spent
Sunday afternoon at thea. W. Long
fellow home.
< Glen Isreal went to Lewiston,
Monday, returning home Tuesday
with new Dodge car.
Mr.. Calvert, presiding elder Of
the U. B. churc had charge of the
services at the Gold Hill church,
Sunday. He was accompanied from
Southwick by Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Pressnel, Miss Alvlra Henderson
and Mr.. Benjiman. After the SER
vices they were guests at the Gill
christ home.
There will be Children's Day ex-
erclses at the Gold Hill church,
June 25th, at 1920. Everyone cor
daily United to attend.
There Will be community picnic
held IN the VolImer grove, half
mile north from the Crescent school
house, July 4th. Everyone cordial
ly invited.
DR.. Otteraaen was called to the
home of Arthur Bohn one evening
last week. When he reached the
Potlatch bridge he found a pole had
been laid across to stop traffic.
Thinking the bridge must be con-
demned he lett his car and walked
up to "Scotty" Wilson's to find If
this was true. Mr.. Wilson knew
nothing about it, no did Clarence
Fry. who was called to the phone.
and SO it was decided to be the
prank of some mischIevIous boy.
This might have turned out to be
a very serious prank and every
child as well as groun-ups. should
know there is a heavy penalty for
obstructIng public roads.