The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-12-07
X GLEANINGS x

Harry Davis. who is with the
list Company, 7th Regiment U. S.
Marine Corps, is now stationed at
San Diego DeCuba, San Juan Hill.
He is acting corporal and will very
likely be given the rank of corporal.
The wrestling match between
Ted Thye and Iron Chamberlain at
the Rex Theatre Wednesday night,
November % lasted but one fall.
Chamberlain received an injury to
his arm and was not able to go on
with the match. The first fall last
ed 81 minutes and was a fast ex-
hibition.
Miss Clarice Moody of Moscow
has been substituting in the seventh
and eighth grades until a new
teacher can be secured.
Miss Eva Moore and Miss Abra-
hanson spent their Thanksgiving
vacation at the Abrahamson home
near Moscow.
Mrs. James Rodgers returned
home Sunday from the hospital,
much improved in health after re.
covering from her operation.
Miss Roma Daggett, who had
charge of the seventh and eighth
grades in the Kendrick school, re-
signed last week. She was doing
excellent work here but i'll health
made it necessary for her to give
up teaching for the rest of the year.
She underwent an operation at a
Spokane hospital last Friday and it
is reported that she is recovering
nicely.
Prof. d. R. White attended the
conference for the educators of
north Idaho which convened at Lew
iston Friday at the gymnasium of
the Lewiston State Normal. The
conference was attended by about
thirty of the teachers and county
superintendent of the north end of
the state.
The Star Mirror states that E. G..
Boom. a lawyer in Moscow until a
few months ago, has been badly
wounded in France and is now in a
hospital recovering from his in
juries.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will conduct their Annual
Sale Thursday afternoon Dec. 18th
in the DINING room of the Guy
Hotel. They will have cooked
foods, plain and fancy articles for
sale and will serve light refresh.
ments during the afternoon. 49-1t.
E. E. Mcdowell purchased the P
Powell place below Kendrick, Tues.
day and took immediate possession
The place consists of nearly 800
acres. part of which is bottom land
and is irrigated. All stock and i'm.
plements were included in the pur.
chase price which was $7,750.00.
Waldo Thompson spent several
days last week visiting his friend
0. E. Macpherson.
Frank Frederickson brought one
of the finest punches of hogs to
kendrick that has been put on the
local market for some time. There
were IA of them, all red and very
even as to size and color. They
averaged 1873 pounds and brought
Mr.. Frederickson the neat little
sum of $2,llS.30.. A premium
above the market price was paid
for them on account of the quality
of the bunch. They were April
pigs and represented a good profit.
The Potlatch Consolidated Elec-
trio Company found it necessary to
substitute 1860 feet of copper
wire 10 replace iron wire used in
the construction of the line between
Moscow and Troy. The change was
made on account of the increased
load that is being transmitted from
the Washington Water Power plant
to Troy and kendrlck. Day service
was suspended here while the work
was being done.
DR.. J. E. Hoyt was in Spokane
the first of the week on professional
business.
Alfred McConaughy, who is at
tending the state university. was in
kendrlck last week for short visit.
Frank Wallace, of the Kendrick
Auto Company was business visit
or in Lewiston Tuesday.
}. f. Gibbs brother, Ben Gibbs,
who is farming near Arrow juno
ton, spent Sunday in Kcndrick.