The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1903-09-18
Of Interest To Each Of Us

An even one hundred suits added to
our already large stock of clothing this
| week. Come aud see them. McGrew
The clearing up of the weather has
cleared away the lines of anxiety from
many y face and everything points
again to the saving of the entire har-
vest and the consequent prosperity
which we have prophesied ali along.
Mrs. Sam Gray and children of Peck
are visiting relatives here aud in the
country for few days. They are on
their way to Milton, Ore, where they
will reside In the future OH account OF
the better school advantages for TIE
children.
M. J. Vessels Left for Boise, Mon
day in the interest of the agriculture
\ and horticultural exhibit he is prepar-
Ing for the st. Louis exposition. Mr..
Vessels lie very enthusiastic over the
prospect Of making this the finest ex-
aibit In this line that has yet beeil
made. He intends to give AN equal
chance to every part Of the stair and
| no section will be favored above ano.
Their,
[ We believe he is the best man i'm the
state for this work and that Idaho
viii have just reason to be proud o,
Ills work along this line.
Hunter & Vou Sohnen have rented
Crocker's blacksmith shop and will d.,
business III both places.
Charles Chandler, who has been suf.
fering from slight attack of typhoid
and also of tonsilitis. Though able to
| 'e out he is weak and pulled down a
little.
A short visit to the mill showed it to
be r. GUAR hive of industry. Every
Wheel was turning and every man
4 Ousy as beavers. 1t is only being run
4 through the day AS yet but in Il week
'r two will run day and night A
carload of -four was shipped to tn.
.ound the other day which will lie fol-
nwed by Others shortly.
Rev Frank E. Whitman, agent for
Whitman college, Walla Walla, was
II Kendrick this week in the interest.
Il that college. He says the lnstiru-
ion was never more prosperous thar.
It present and will enroll about 400
students this year. II has an er dow
inent now of about a quarter of mil,
lion dollars and is in splendid shap{
fin ,ncially. 1t is even better know,i
in ,e east than here on the Pacific
coass. Mr.. Whitman is travelling in
its In crest all of the time and is meet
ing wi II much success.
J. +. Mitcham was in Lewiston
Tuesday returning Wednesday morn
ing.
| Ida Burns cane dawn from Pull
man Sunday to spend week or two
with her mother. She went to Lew
iston Tuesday for few days visit
there.
Don't miss the rush for bargains
At McGrews.
r. B. Hines and two friends came
In from the white pines Saturday
evening after being absent about ten
lays. They had disagreeable trip
being out in the rain good part Of
he time. *
Mrs. J. J. Hamley and children
returned Sunday from II trip to the
sound which was much enjoyed, Mr.
Hamley went to Pulouse to meet
them.
Miss Atkins of Michigan niece
| Il George Rubedew of Moscow il
visiting in Kendrick this week, the
guest Of Mrs. G. M Keep.
Dono't forget the Red Letter" sale
McGr-ws.
Pianos and organs from the famous
Allen & Gilbert Ranaker Co. of Port
'and, Ore. l.. A. Kerr, agent. High
grade instruments. Good terms. SCI
hem at the jewelry store.
John Benjamin of kendrick has re
| eived his appointment as Justice 81
| he Peace for Kendrick Precinct. After
,e qualities he wants you to ask hin
.omething easy for starter.
You will find John Benjamin agair
on the Hog Market. See him befor.
you sell ur Hogs.