The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1903-10-09

from Lewiston where he has
been engaged in preparing his agricnl-l
tural and horticultural exhibit for the
st. Louis Fair. He has also been in
the southern part of the state in the
interests of the same and will return
there today to complete what arrange
ments he can this fall. 1t surely will
be fine exhibit when completed.
Did you say apple trees? The Rome
Beauty, Gano, Jonathan and Wagner
can b. purchased from H E. Vessels
in any quantity, one to 10000 and at
y price that can't he duplicated.
Cards Of invitation have been Issued
for the wedding of Miss Cora Grow
and Mr.. Herbert Helms which occurs
next Thursday evening at the resi-
siencs Of Mrs. Sarah Crow. We will
reserve our congratulations until the
next issue.
Lester Hamley was on the siclza list
the fore part Of the week but is able to
be about again.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Keller and son
Chester arrived Tuesday from Ritz
vile where they have been residing
for some time. They will in the fu-
ture live hers at their home on West
Main street.
Oil at Osborn's to make your shoes
waterproof.
Mrs. Charles Chandler had 3asvery
serious fall last Saturday. While
coming downstairs or just about to
start down che suddenly became faint
and fell the entire distance She was
picked M in AN unconscious condition
and DR.. Rothwell summoned immed-
lately. On examination no bones
were found to be broken, but Mrs.
Chandler received such shock as to
still be In most critical condition.
A. r. Taylor will have public sale
ofstock, household goods and machin-
cry at his place on big bear ridge Mon
lay Oct. 10. Mr.. Taylor expects to
return to the east W hence he came two
years aGs.
Shoe laces at Osborn's.
H. p. Hull had quite a narrow es-
''aps from serious injury Wednesday.
While standing on the step ladder
and reaching up after An article he
slipped and fell to the floor. He ca
capped with few bruises but was for.
tunate not to have any broken bones,
Rorn-To the wife Of Rev. G. E.
Kelley, boy. Mother and child are
doing nicely.
The Misses Smith were in Peck
Wednesday and Thursday, enjoying
the fair at that point.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Demars spent a
couple Of days In Peck this week, re-
turning Wednesday morning.
Howard Dent Is in Peck filling the
position Of bookkeeper at McGrew's
during the absence of Walter Carmean
who Is confined to the house with Q
cold.
Don. t forget that Kendrick is pre-
pairing a play for the public, the Cast.
20 I've home talent. A guarantee Of 8
good time.
A class of fourteen prospective Ode
Fellows are preparing to go through
the mysteries Of that order.
II. E. Vessels is gradually getting
his goods in town preparatory t.
! moving In.
I George Brewster and family hav,
saade short run into the upper coun
Try for the purpose of recreation.
For pleasant physic take Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
Easy to take and pleasant in effect
For sale by Write 4 Co.
The Kendrick Milling Co. have pu
In runway from their warehouse t.
1.-THE mill this week which will saw
mach time and trouble. AS it wa
formerly, it necessitated hauling grair
Nfrom the warehouse to the mill b,
s1sans of u wagon which was both ex
Ipsnsive and laborious, as it is now tin
grain can be run across without mucl
troubls Or waste Of time.
l4n<ze
Pianos and organs from the famou
Allen & Gilbert -Ramaker Co. Of Port
land, Ore. L. A. Kerr, agent. High
grade Instruments. Good terms. Sc,
them at the jewelry store.
T. b. West was in Moscow Wefnes
day on real estate business.
I " nd Nf,c L.