The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-08-03

Mrs. VIM. Huyette and two sons
spent the week end in Lewiston
with Mr.. Huyette.
Edith Compton, who is attending
the Lewiston Normal, spent the
week end at her home here.
A fishing party composed of DR..
Moser, John Wade, Glen Porter and
Elmer Bechtol went to the st.
Maries above Clarkia Saturday af-
ternoon and returned Monday morn
ing. The fishing was very poor,
probably due to the cold, windy
weather. The trip was made in
DIR. Moser's Hudson Super Six.
The party reports the frost Satur-
day night killed all the potatoes
and other garden truck in the
Bovill and St. Maries country.
Mrs. R. Damo and daughter of
Myrtle were Kendrick visitors
Monday.
Ruth Dammarell was visiting at
the Herman Wolf home near Lee
land this week.
The Presbyterian church social
held in the dining room of the
Kendrick Hotel last Saturday eve
ming was not very well attended
owing to the disagreeable weather.
About twenty dollars were taken in
from the sale of ice cream. candy
and lemonade.
N. E. Ware was in town the first
of the week showing some beans
which he had picked from the vines
in his field. One pod contained
eight beans. This gives promise
that even with continued dry wealth
err a fair yield of beans may be ex-
pected.
Winifred Mellison and Bessie
McCrea of Everett, Wash. are visit
ing at the W. M. McCrea home.
They expect to spend several weeks
here.
Orphie and Harry Hupp went to
Spokane last week to be examined
for service in the navy. Orphie
passed his preliminary examination
in great shape and will take his
final examination this week. There
is no question but that he will pass
as he is above the ordinary. physi-
cally. Harry was not allowed to
take the examination as the recruit
ing officer turned him down on ac-
count of the fact that he was farm
ing.
H. S. Shangle, president of Co.
lumbia college. Milton, Oregon,
was in Kendrick the first of the
week lining up prospective students.
Marvin Long expects to return to
Columbia college next year.
Harry and Orphie Hupp went to
Lewiston and other points in their
car Tuesday for short pleasure
trip.
E. L. Pearson. accompanied by
his mother and sister. motored
from Spokane Monday to spend a
few days visiting his sister, Mrs. G..
G. Uldfeld.
Ernest Randall went to Moscow
Monday on BUSINESS:
E. w. Lutz and Hans Flo have
been travelling over the ridges ada
cent to Kendrick this week, writing
grain insurance.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Lewis went
to Spokane Tuesday morning in one
of their cars. returning Wednesday.
A. w. Jones delivered bunch of
rs hogs to E. P. Atchison last week
which weighed 1880 pounds, re-
ceiving a check for same amounting
to $2397.03. Mr.. Jones got the
top price for these hogs as they
were very even bunch and just
the right weight for market. All
but three of the hogs were black
and the drove presented fine APP
pearance when brought to town.
The Kendrick Warehouse & Mill
ing Company is having the upper
warehouses wired for light and
power, by the Potlatch Consolidated
Electric Company, this week.
Miss z. Fay Fowler, state super
visor of girls clubs. H. T. Mccall,
state supervisor of boys clubs and
County Agent C. B. Wilson were in
Kendrick Tuesday in the interest OF
the girls canning club work
There are only two girls who have
decided to take up the work here.