The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-09-14
Mrs. VIM. Meyer went to Spok-
ane Saturday to visit relatives.


ane Saturday to visit relatives.
Miss Clarice Abrahamsen, teacher
of fifth and sixth grades. arrived
here Saturday.
10 Guy began her school work
Saturday. She is teaching country
school near Troy.
Miss Hattie Benscotor went to
Peck Saturday. She is teaching in
the Peck public school. Mr.. Best,
who was principal here for two
years, has charge of the Peck school.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Newton spent
the week end in Troy with relatives.
Harry Hupp expects to have a
public sale this fall and sell all of
his farm equipment. His mother
and, sister, Adeline, have rented a
house in Moscow where they will
live this winter. Miss Hupp ex-
poets to enter the University.
Harry plans to spend two months
on a vacation trip principally in
California after which he may en-
list. The Hupp farm will be rented
next season.
Mrs. A. C. White went to Mos
COW Saturday on business.
Floyd Walker of Lewiston was in
town Monday.
Frank and George Meyers re.
turned Monday from Spokane where
they attended the Fair.
Mrs. S. L. Brown returned to her
home at Gilbert Monday after visit
ing her sisters. Mrs. r. l.. Brown
of Southwick and Mrs. John Chris
tenson of Kendrick.
Mrs. j. Petrick visited at the
home of her son, Ed, in Juliaetta
the first of the week.
Mrs. R. Murphy and children
went to Moscow Monday returning
Tuesday.
Mrs. w. G. Elliott of Myrtle
spent Sunday with Mr.. Elliott in
Kendrick. Mr.. Elliott is one of the
carpenters on the Kendrick Ware
house & Milling Co. elevator.
Miss Huldah Thompson of Park
was in Kendrick Monday enroute to
Moscow where she will attend high
school.
Carrie and Nellie Buckles went
to Lewiston Sunday where they en-
tered high school. The Buckles
family expect to move to Lewiston
in a few weeks.
Miss Effie Shelby of Southwick
went to Moscow Saturday. She will
attend high school there the coming
term.
Dan Dawes returned from Deary
Monday with a parrot. Dan states
that this bird has been associating
with the lumberjacks around Deary
so long that its vocabulary wouldn't
do for publication. He suggested
leaving Polly at the Gazette office
for while but his proposition was
turned down cold as the line of
talk handed out by this little bird
is expressed too much in the same
general terms as those used by our
irate subscribers. Consideration
was also given to the fact that a
newspaper Office is a very poor place
for an innocent bird to learn the
use of proper adjectives.
Ernest Roberts of American ridge
went to Portland where he will en-
ter the U. S. navy service. Ernest
was on the navy reserve list and had
been expecting the call for some
time. His mother accompanied him
as far as Moscow.
AIRS. 0. E. Macpherson went to
lewiston the first of the week where
she spent several days with relatives.
R. W. Stafford, deputy state fruit
inspector, was in Kendrick last
week looking over the condition of
the orchards in this vicinity. He
states that the coddling moth and
scale are especially bad this season.
Mrs. G. M. Lewis was a Moscow
wisiter Tuesday.
M. V. Thomas was business Wis
itor in Moscow Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Schoeff1er of Cameron
went to Lewiston Tuesday where
she will rent house. The Schoeff1er
family will move to Lewiston i'm
.mediately SO the children may start
to school.
Miss Edith Compton returned
Tuesday from visit in Lewiston.
DIR. and Mrs. McColl of Troy
drove down in their car and spent