The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-10-31


Kendrick Auto Company garage.
went to Spokane Tuesday, where
he will take course IN automobile
repairing at the school there. He
expects to spend the greater part of
the winter in Spokane.
There will be Halloween social
given by the Epworth League at the
Epworth Community Hall, on Fri
day night, (Tonight). There will
be fortune telling booth at which
place your future will be revealed
for the sum of two cents; also
games, program and refresh
ments. An admission charge of ten
cents will be collected. Starts $3.50.
Ben Hoffman of Leland is NOV
ing to Charleston this week, where
he will make his home. He has
rented his place to c. Powell.
Rev. James Thompson, district
superintendent of the Walla Walla
Presbytery, was IN Kendrick Tues
day. He held a business meeting
with the officers of the Presbyterian
church Tuesday evening. Rev.
Thompson stated that week from
Sunday minister would be here
to fill the pulpit. Ii he likes the
field he will remain. He is young
man with a wife and two children
and has but recently returned from
France.
|S Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Whitman of Potlatch ridge, Thurs
day, October %, nine pound boy.
Mrs. Robert Brown arrived Wed
nesday afternoon from Seattle. Mr..
Brown went to Lewiston to meet
her and accompanied her here.
EMrs. Wade Keen and two children
went to Moscow, Wednesday after
noon. From there she will go to
Spokane. Mr.. Keen will make the
trip to Spokane by automobile.
Their household goods were shipped
this week and the family will make
their'home in Spokane this winter.
Ira Bolon has been quite i'll this
week with severe case of tonsil-
tits.
Kendrick has good section boss.
The railroad yard in town always
looks neat and clean. Its appear
ance is credit to the town.
Astronomers and weather pro-
phets are predicting some of the
worst storms ever experienced,
sometime about December II.
Earthquakes are also part Of the
weather program. These distur-
Dances are supposed to be caused by
a group of planets that will get
together about that time to pull
against the sun. Well bet the sun
will win QUIT always has.
The McCords will be the second
number of the lyceum course and
will appear here Friday evening,
November 6. They will give
varied program.
Harold Trask of Moscow was in
Kendrick the first of the week on
business.
Al. Mckee of Lapwai was in
Kendrick Wednesday on business.
lXCurtis Richardson, architect of
Lewiston, was in Kendrick Wednes-
day drawing plans for the new front
to the Farmers Bank building.
The Ladies Aid of the Presby-
terian church will serve dinner at
the Guy Hotel, Saturday, November
IS. Everybody is cordially invlt-
ed.
|xCIaud Craig and Archie May are
advertising big shooting match to
be held at Leland on Saturday,
November %.
The sale of season tickets for the
Lvceum course is progressing we'll.
The members of the senior class are
working hard, and the progressive
people of the town who have the
welfare of the community at heart
are responding generously. Many
men are buying tickets for the en-
tire family.
John Darby of Crescent shipped a
pet deer to H. c. Hartung at Clark
ston, Thursday. The deer was three
years old and was raised by the
Darby family. 1t was captured
] when a fawn and had to be fed from
a bottle in its younger days.
| Mrs. w. G. Brooks of Lewiston
arrived Thursday afternoon to visit
her daughter, Mrs. E. W. Iutz.
Storing Potatoes