The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-08-04
GLEANINGS

The young ladies' or the American
ridge Epworth League will enter
tam the young men, at social, Fri
day evening. There will also be q
Pound Social in connection.
Donald and Walter McCrea left
Monday for PotIatch where they
have employment.
" The New Kendrick theater Will
a introduce an innovation to It's reg
ular program tonight and Saturday.
A radio outfit will be installed by
A. v. Dunkle and demonstration
of the machine covering the period
of an hour, will be gwen. This
will be a new feature that has never
been publicly shown here.
Dan Guy arrived the first of the
week from Nez Perez for bret
visit with his parents. Dan recent
ly accepted position as manager
Of the Consolidated Commercial
Company's store at Nez Perez.
Mrs. Harry Grinolds returned Sat-
urday afternoon from visit with
her son at Lewiston.
Newton Whetstine, who has been
visiting at the home of his brother
on American ridge for some time,
returned to his home in Iowa, Mon
day.
DR.. and Mrs. Otteraaen have plac-
ed their household goods In storage
for two weeks and will take vaca-
ton during that time. As soon as
tnev return they will move into the
John Walde residence. Mrs. WaIde
and children will move to Deary
where Mr.. Walde is manager of the
Farmers Union Warehouse.
X Pete Stump and family OF South
wick returned Monday from visit
at Lewiston and CIarktson.
M. B. Mcconnell was transactlng
business in Lewiston, Tuesday after
noon.
Sam Bechtol returned Monday
afternoon from Spokane where he
has been working for the past five
weeks.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Byrne and
children arrived from Lewiston
Monday to spend few days on the
farm on Potiatch ridge.
e Halvor Nelson OF Harrington ar
rived Wednesday to look after busl-
ness interests here.
Mrs. Allenbach left Thursday af-
ternoon for Seattle to visit her
brothers, Paul and Ed Petrick. She
was accompanied by her two child
rem. She expects to return for
short visit with her parents and
will then go to her home at st. Paul.
u. A. Onstott returned from Lewis
ton, Thursday afternoon, where he
: has been taking treatments tor IN
flammatory rheumatism. He has a
severe case and is hardly able to
walk.
y MISS Beulah Long left yesterday
for Oakesdale, where she will visit
at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
Howard Mort. From there she will
go to Spokane for a short stay and
Will then 60 to Leavenworth. Wash,
to visit her sister, Mrs. +. A. Varo.
She expects to return when school
starts.
Mrs. S. B. O'NeiI OF Coeur d.
Alene returned home Wednesday,
after visiting &C the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Theo Hanson.
r. The kendck Rochdale Co. is busy
overhauling the machinery of the
plant in preparation to receive the
grain and beans that will soon be
rolling TO market.
V Miss Nertie Kilian. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. N. B. Long
returned to her home in WalIa
Walla, Thursday afternoon.
The young fellows of Hamilton
College, New York. have adopted
this slogan: mo dame who smokes
a cigaroot shall park her lips be-
meath. my snoot." How about il
the other way round?
Roy SouthwIck was Lewiston
visitor the hrSt or the week.
A Chicago pastor says children
are becoming obsolete. It's safe
bet the good man has never vlsiteC
kendrlck.
There was large attendance al
the union services In the town parl
last Sunday evening. The park is {
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meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Bechtol ane
Mrs. &. e. Olufieid returned Friday
from two-days' auto trip the
woods where they went in search Of
huckleberries. They found tn,
berries to be very scarce and go
less than a quart. MIR. BechtoI saic
the first crop seems to be gone anC
a second crop, probably dItferen
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