The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1915-02-19

ter an absence OF nearly SIX years.
He has located his office for the
present at the Heath Livery. A.
long with this work he will handle
the Auctioneer work. He is an ex-
perienced man in this business and
dates for sales can be made at the
Gazette office. He is sober and al
ways ready for business.
Tom Collet, a prominent sheep
man of Moscow, spent short time
between trains with his old friend
the Editor. Mr.. Collet has several
thousand head of sheep in the Lew
iston country that are doing fine.
He remarked that he never had
sheep do better on the open range
than they are doing this winter.
Mrs. M. E. Newhall, of Cedar
Creek, accompanied by her little
daughter returned home Saturday
from three months visit in Cali
fornia. We could tell she was coming
home when Mr.. Newhall came to
town that morning, he had one of
those smiles that would come off.
Monday. evening party was CIV
en- at the Grice residence in the
west end Of the city, in honor of
the teachers of the Kendrick school
and Miss Grice of Moscow. The e.
vening was spent in social games
and light refreshments were served.
On February 26th the Boy Scouts
will appear in minstrel entertain
ment. Their program is being
arranged and nothing but high
class music and comedy will appear.
Don't fail to see the boys when they
appear.
The city has received the deed to
the lately purchased park and will
now commence clearing it up and
planting trees. This will make a
great addition to the little city in
the canyon.
A. K. Carlson and wife of Repub-
lie, WASH, arrived in this city the
first of the week with their house.
hold effects. They have rented the
Waltz house in which they are now
living.
The Kendrick Auto Company has
contracts now so they can sell the
Maxwell, Haynes, Saxton and Reyo
Autos. You won't have to leave
Kendrick to get any car of quality
that you might want.
John Cakes and wife departed
for Redmond, Oregon Tuesday,
where they will remain with his
father for a month.
F. R. Gates of Troy was a bus
mess visitor in this city the first of
the week. Mr.. Gates is thinking
some of locating at this place.
Mrs. J. F. Brown returned from
Seattle last Saturday, where she
was visiting her daughter, who was
seriously ill.
Miss Eula Grice of Moscow spent
the week end with her parents in
this city.
c. L. Guy spent a couple of days
this week in Juliaetta visiting his
daughter, Mrs. J. Odem.
The Misses Mellison are spending
week with their sister Mrs. Wal
ter M. McCrea.
James Emmett was business Wis
itor in Charleston this week.
Mrs. Ed Long spent the week at
the home of her parents on Little
Bear ridge.
Mrs. E. Harrison, of the lower
Potlatch, went to Greer Saturday
to visit relatives.
Oh, for some one to run the steam
roller over the roads so they will get
smooth and dry.
The Kendrick Auto Company ship
ped new Maxwell to Uniontown
the first of the week.
The Schuyler Bro, of Juliaetta,
purchased a new Maxwell of the
Kendrick Auto Company this week.
C. W. Lehman bought eighty
acres of land on the Potlatch last
week of Fred Scheffier.
Eugene Gibbs spent Sunday with
relatives at Arrow.
j. Florance of the Kendrick Store
Co., went to Lewiston Tuesday.
Thomas LaBolle of Texas ridge
went to Moscow Wednesday.