The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-11-09

Scott Lamb left Monday for Spo-
kane where he joined the Wallace
contingent headed for American
Lake. Scott was in the last fifteen
percent Of the first draft.
Mrs. Joe Ivy returned from Lew
iston Monday where she has been
visiting friends.
Alfred McConaughy was in
Kendrick Monday to look after
some business matters. He is now
attending the University of Idaho
and is specializing in chemistry.
He spent the past summer in the
Big Bend country and in and
around Waterville.
Harry Benscoter went to Moscow
Saturday to take in the Idaho
w. S. C. football game.
Sam Callison brought in two
apples which he picked from tree
about quarter of a mile from the
Herman Wolf place. The tree is
probably Seeding and is growing
in the brush on the side of the can
yon. The popularity of this tree
is the fact that on one side it bears
red apples and on the other white
or light green ones. Mr.. Callison
has visited this tree, while coyote
hunting, for the past three seasons
and he says it is always well loaded
with good sized apples and they are
free from worms.
Mrs. A. R. Shumaker has been
assisting with the book work in the
Kendrick State Bank this week.
Iron Chamberlain wrestled Fred
Peckman of Kansas City at the
Grand Theatre Wednesday night in
handicap match. Peckman, who
weighs 1876 pounds, agreed to throw
Chamberlain twice in one hour.
| He got the first fall in 55 minutes
and failed to get another in the last
fve minutes so lost the match.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. William
]. Roeburg, November l, boy.
Gus Birchmaier of Texas ridge
went to Lewiston Thursday to at
tend the Stock Show.
Mrs. Arnold Petrick is visiting al
. the Ed Petrick home in Juliaetta.
DR.. Hoyt made good suggest.
ion at the Red Cross meeting Mon
: day night when he moved that g
committee be appointed to meet
K with the officers of the Fraterna
Temple Company and ask them tc
allow the use of the banquet hal
: for sewing room for the Rec
: Cross ladies and if that was not
room enough, to turn over the
lodge rooms too. The motion wa:
, carried unanimously.
E. H. Dammerall went to Clifford
Wednesday to take charge of the
0 Clifford Store for a few days.
Miss Josephine Deobald of Lo:
). Angeles arrived here Sunday tt
visit several weeks with her neice
y Mrs. Elmer Bechtol and relative:
' on American ridge.
! Mrs. E. E. Bechtol spent last weel
J: at American Lake with her brother
> Eddie Deobald, who is in the mill
l. tary training camp there. He i:
o we'll pleased with military life anC
is having a fine time.
= Under the new regulations any
:, : letter mailed at the Kendrick Office
q addressed to a party on either Of
= the Kendrick rural routes goes fol-
= two cents. The same rate applies
= on letters mailed on the route t.
= anyone living in Kendrick.
# Mrs. Jennie Towne of Moscow i
h visiting her daughter, Mrs. William
Taylor.
IS Rev. j. A. Hall of Jullaetta wa
l. in town Tuesday getting out adver
0 Using for revival meetings to be il
Juliaetta beginning Sunday. Rev
M. T. Nolen of the East Columbi;
q Conference of the M. E. Churcl
st South will assist Rev. Hall in tn
g series of meetings.
August Woodelman returned t.
his home in Spokane Saturday afte
:, visiting friends here for week.
H. A. Walker, who has beel
r working for L. A. Grinolds at tn
IS Kendrick Service Station, movet
r with his family to Spokane the frs
,e of the week.