The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-07-20

Miss Lucille Grenolds went to Col
fax Sunday where she will remain
several weeks with her sister.
Miss Isabel Rothwell returned to
Spokane Saturday after spending
several weeks here.
j. S. Miller, an experienced shoe
maker, will establish his business
in one corner Of Walkers Harness
Shop. If the amount Of business
justifies. the investment he expects
to put in some up to date machinery
to do his work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Plummer and
children Of Lewiston arrived Sum
day to visit friends and relatives.
Miss Rosebud Brown left for
Lewiston Monday to visit friends.
Mrs. Neal Nelson Of Lewiston
arrived TUESDAY, to visit at the home
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Benscoter Of American ridge.
Pearl Boehl Of Lewiston is visit
ing friends here this week.
William M. Crapo Of Lewiston,
manager Of one Of the large Gamer
les in Charleston. was in Kendrick
Tuesday for the purpose Of buying
cherries. The cherry crop here
will likely be- handled by the pro-
ducers as there are not many or
.chards of any size. Mr.. Grape may
return later and contract the prune
crop in this locality.
Miss Daisy Emmett left for Nez
Perez the first Of the week where
she will remain for some time.
Miss CARROTS and Arthur James
were Moscow visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. R. F. Bigham spent Satur-
day in Moscow with friends.
Services will be held in the
Kendrick Catholic church Sunday,
July %, at $3.50 a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Bechtol went
to Spokane Sunday morning for a
short visit. They spent day at
Liberty Lake. returning Wednesday
in Lloyd Kuykendall's car, accom-.
panied by Carl Brown and o. M.
Bertelson.
Ed Reid returned to Shelton,
Wash. after spending two weeks
visiting his brother John on Ameri-
can ridge. He will work in the
woods.
Lester Croker has the position
of book-keeper in the Farmers Bank,
left vacant by William Huyette,
who has a position as book-keeper
and credit man for the Erb Hard
ware Co. in Lewiston. Lester is a
fine fellow and the confidence which
the bank has shown in him by his
appointment is a good indication of
his character.
Guy Lewis left for Deary Monday
with Willys-Knight car and re-
turned Tuesday with an old Over
land. L. r. Lawrence, who lives
near Helmar. is now the owner of
1.-The Willys-Knight.
Mrs. H. P. Hull entertained the
White family at her home Wednes-
day evening in Lonor of Mr.. Hull's
seventy-third birthday.
DR.. ]. E. Hoyt was in Lewiston
Wednesday night on professional
business.
Harvey Roberts returned form
Montana Wednesday, where he has
been for the past week looking
after business interests there.
The two champion horse traders
of the Potlatch met last Saturday
morning and as a result Fred
Croker has a fine four-year-ol
horse and C. C. Blackburn has an
enlarged bank account and an old
grey mule. No one ever heard of
either of the gentlemen getting the
little end of a horse trade so il is
to be conjectured that the trade
was draw. There is one thing to
be considered however and that is
that MIR. Blackburn might have let
his personal feelings get the better
OF his judgment as the old mule no
doubt brought back memories of
the old days in Moth Calina. Mr..
Blackburn says that no one ever
saw dead mule so he believes that
Maud will be good mule long
after he has any use for one.
A surprise party in the nature of
an aluminium shower was given for