The Kendrick gazette., 1919-07-11


here and was very successful, going
to Pendleton after the big fire here,
where he has very profitable busi-
ne SIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. M. Lewis and Mr..
and Mrs. M. B. Lewis returned
Tuesday from ten-days' outing.
They drove :by automobile as far
as Arrow Rock dam, near Boise, 60
ing by way Of Whitebird. They
some fine fishing in the
Little Salmon beyond Whitebird.
On the return trip they came over
the Blue Mountains, through Pen
dIeton and Walla Walla, Pomeroy,
Lewiston and then home. They
drove about $50 miles and had no
trouble on the trip with their car
except tire trouble which is almost
impossible to avoid over some OF
the extremely rocky roads which
are found in parts OF the country
through which they travelled.
Mrs. Charles Cooper of Culdesac
visited this week at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Benscoter on Amer
lean ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Florance of
Asotin arrived Wednesday morning
to visit their son, John Florance.
According to the Star Mirror,
Columbus Clark has some wheat
that he feels certain will yield 45
bushels to the acre. He said he
wouldn't give any man five cents to
guarantee him the As bushel yield.
The wheat is Canadian Hybrid and
Red Russian. Some of it stands 6
feet inches tall.
There will be an ice cream social
Friday night (tonight) at the N. b.
Long home. Sherbet, ice cream and
cake will be sold. beginning at 8
o'clock. The social is given by the
Epwcrth League for the benefit of
the new church building. Every
body cordially invited to come.
Miss Lois Coolige, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Giles of Ilo,
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Westover of
Moscow visited relatives near Kend-
rick the first of the week.
Wednesday of this week the ther-
mometer registered los degrees in
the shade. The swimming hole was
crowded that evening.
Mrs. Garrelts ard. daughter, Alice,
of Lacrosse, Wash, have been visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
E. James. Mrs. Garrelts is Mrs.
James mother. Miss Alice Garrelts
went to Spokane Thursday to visit
relatives.
John Florance purchased an Over.
land car this week. We predict
that Mr.. Florance will be an ardent
good roads booster before the week
is out.
A. Wilmot purchased one Of the
Collins houses last week. The
house is now occupied by Mr.. ane
Mrs. Stuart Compton. Mr.. Wilmo
expects to make some extensive i'm
provements in the property.
| Miss Isabelle Rothwell returned
to her home IN Spokane Wednesday
after visiting two weeks in Kend
rick.
Mrs. d. L. Smith went to Spokane
the first of the week on business.
EIvira and George Atchison wen
to Spokane Wednesday to visit rel
atives.
Mrs. R. D. Newton and littl,
daughter went to Troy, Monday t,
visit relatives.
O. H. Torgerson of Park purchas
ed the Buchanan property in Julia
eta last week. Mr.. Torgerson solt
one of his farms near Park and pur
chased the Juliaetta property for !;
home. He and his wife expect t.
move to Juliaetta this fall to TAX
advantage of the milder climate il
the canyon.
The Juliaetta Record told SOM
fish story last week. 1t stated tina
Charles Talbot caught RAINBOW
trout that measured "a inches ant
weighed A pounds. 1t was caugh
in the creek near Juliaetta and i
the second one of approximate,
the same size that Mr.. Talbot
caught
Mrs. F. A. Pears and daughter
Mildred, returned from Eugene
Oregon. Thursday where she spen
six weeks visiting relatives.
DIR. Moser and family. W. F. Al
bright and family, Mrs. Sam Big
ham and son Walter, Mr.. and Mrs
FRANKIE Benscoter will leave Sunda
by automobile for trip to Yellow
stone National Park. They expec
to be gone about three weeks, The