The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1903-11-13
OF Intere To Each Of Us

g. w. Suppiger accompanied his i
mother to Spokane from where she
goes to join her children in
While there he met his wife who had
been spending the summer with her
folks in Illinois, and who was on
her way home.
We regret that in speaking Of the
cast Of the Home Talent company, in
last weeks issue, the name of Walter
Carmean was Inadvertently left out.
Walter was strictly noticeable In the
play and was like all the rest, strictly
good In his part.
The members of the White party,
who left here last week for their claims
near Pierce City, encountered one Of
the worst storms Of the season and
had great difficulty in getting through.
They had very hard trip and are ex.
trsmely glad to be home again.
Henry Vessels and family moved
into tho McGrsw residence, which
they purchased last summer, this
week. We are glad to welcome this
family to our midst and they will
prove quite an acceptable addition to
Kendrick society.
r. B. Hines paid visit to Peck
Monday Of this week. He will about
the 18th visit that point and do some
tall work. - quite number of sittings
are promised and the advertising he
done Monday will add a good many
more.
Mrs. A. Gordon entertained num-
Der Of ladies Wednesday with an after
noon tea in honor of Mrs. Suppiger
and Mrs. Melrose both Of whom ex-
poet to return east in short time.
The occasion was a delightful one, the
hostess being an exceptional entertain
or.
Mrs. A. w. Gordon gave farewell
afternoon to Mrs. Suppiger, mother of
Attorney Suppiger, on Monday after
noon, at which her friends were pres
ent. 1t was al enjoyable event with
all the details for as pleasant afternoon
perfectly arranged, as this hostess is
70 well noted for having.
At the last meeting of the Ladies
Aid society, it was after the business
had been disposed of, turned into a
farewell party for two of its members.
Mrs. Suppiger who left Wed esday
and Mrs. Penrose. who leaves for her
Canadian home shortly. Remarks
were made by the ladies and memen-
toes of the society presented te the de-
parting members.
I. Davis, an old friend of Sam Big
ham, from Kansas. and one of the
great 9. A. r., arrived here yesterday
with his wife and daughter and will
spend couple of daya going over the
scenes and incidents of their early
manhood years. Its great to NEE,
these men and we thoroughly enjoyed
the call Of Mr.. Davis, only regretting
that we could not longer keep him.
The cold storage depot Of White
Brothers is indeed busy place these
days. They have been so crowded
that the entrance is piled with apples
like the interior. Some eight carloads
have been shipped out this week in
Guiding one of potatoes, and as fast al
the packers can pack, and cars can be
secured, shipments are being made t.
the leading wholesalers of the middle
west and east. w. A. White has beer
on the ground in person the past week
attending to the receiving of the NORTH
Idaho Fruit ranch apples, which have
come over the tram.
The Kendrick Dramatic club which
presented MY Uncle From New York
here couple of weeks age, will pro
duce the same play Thursday, Novem
her 10 at Juliaetta in Schabbel's hall
Large posters announcing the date
have been distributed throughout tn
country. the manager, E. G. Demers
has made some changes in the cas-
has also arranged for some interestin.
specialties to be introduced an l.,
d'ubt the club will be greeted with
packed .ouse. 1t is the Intention o
r the cluo to put the play ut Troy OF
Friday, Nov. 20, but the definite de
cision has not been reached.
The wind Wednesday was one of tn
severest We have had here in som
, time. 1t was regular old time CHI
nook and took the snow off in yer
short time. 1t did some damage o
the ridues hlnMiup down trees feucs