The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-03-17
GLEANINGS

WeIldlCUtC, uGSudN, WuCTC Iucy tAs
pect to secure employment.
w. Westover of Charleston was
IN Kendrick the first of the week on
business.
Babe CalIlson arrived, Monday,
from Moscow to visit her father on
American ridge. The UrsuliEe
Academy closed this week on &C.
count of the fact that number of
the teachers had the flu.
K Herman Wegner of Asotin visited
his parents in Kendrick ever the
week end.
: Joe FruchtI of Lenoe was trans
acting business IN KendrlcK the first
of the week.
While driving back from the Ced-
ar Creek country last week DR..
Otteraaen saw twenty deer IN one
bunch. He was close enough to
take a picture of them. There are
more deer along the Potlatch than
have been seen IN this country for
years.
John Florance of Charleston was
visiting friends IN kendrick last
Saturday.
Bob ShumalIer didn't get his Gaz-
cite last Saturday so in card to US
he said "We would rather miss the
Spokane Review than the Kendrick
Gazette. all of which we apprecl-
ate most highly.
Two Kamiah men recently kill
ed 9 cougars in the upper Clear
water country. A man arrived in
Orofino last week with five cougar
peIts. These Ia cougar would have
killed more deer IN the mountains
this spring than all the hunters that
will go out next fall and winter.
p. l.. circuit of Moscow was trans
acting business IN Kendrick last
week.
A. v. Dunkle was Lewiston
visitor the first of the week.
Mrs. Ebert Kuykendal, who was
taken to a Lewiston hospital We'd
nesday of last week, returned home
Tuesday afternoon. She was accom-
panied home by her husband. The
friends of the kuvkendaIs will be
GLAD to learn that she is very much
improved IN health.
The bank statements of the three
Moscow banks show than to have
total deposits aggregating over %
millions, which is surely good
showing tor this time OF wear.
The Circle Card CluD spent very
pleasant evening at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Rogers Tuesday
night. Dainty refreshments were
served.
II Work on the new theatre is pro-
\ crossing in most satisfactory man
ner. The cold weather has delayed
the plastering and cement work to
some extent, but the lathlng, ex-
cavating, wiring and work on the
stage has been carried on without
interruption. 1t will probably be
the latter part OF next month before
the building is completed ana the
fixtures installed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. P. Hull have had
rather severe time with the flu.
For few days last week Mr.. Hull
was IN critical condition, but they
are now both recovering.
x George Davidson was Moscow
\visltor, Wednesday.
K Herman Schuyler heard the wire
less station at High River. Alberta,
one night this week. He also can
distinguish wireless messages as far
south and east as Denver.
W. M. McCrea was out. of the
store this week on account of the
flu. He is recovering rapidly.
Y Mrs. Z. G. Blackburn is slowly re-
\covering from pneumonia. She was
able to sit up for a wnle Wednes-
dav, the first time for several days.
John Dammarell went to Clifford
on business, Wednesday.
The local Legion post has a num-
Der Of American flags for disposal
among the country schools in the
vicinity of Kendrick. These flags
may be had by applying to Tom Long
or George Car lson. Five nice flags
were gwen to the kendrIck schools
by the Legion.
I. H. Sturdevant went to Lewis
ton Wednesday to attend a meeting
of |. .. 0. +. secretaries to be held
there Thursday.
Al Mckee of Lapwai was trans
acting business in Kendrick this
week.
Dean Wright of Agatha was in