The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-10-17
.GLEANINGS,

Ernest Randall of Orofino spent
Sunday here with friends and
transacted business here before re-
turning home Monday afternoon.
W. L. Abner OF Leland, who ad-
vertised sale to take place tomor-
ow, cancelled his sale date and will
not hold the sale as advertised.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Nj. Hewett of
Southwick started on their trip to
Washougal, WASH, Monday after
noon. They will make the trip in
their car. Mr.. Hewett had a fine
sale last Saturday, the attendance
being very large and good prices
resulting.
The date of the opening Of the
stock show at Lewiston has been
fixed for November 9.
In renewing his subscription to
the Gazette, Dick Worsely writes
from Arcadia. Kansas, that it has
been dry there this fall. He says
there won't be much wheat sowed
there this fall as it has been too
dry for fall blowing. There is
considerable land changing hands.
Mr.. Worsley sends best wishes to
all of his friends in this COM
munity.
Albert Wegner of Spokane spent
the week end in Kendrick with his
parents. His brother, Herman
Wegner, Of Asotin was also here
over the week end.
Sylvester Kazda of Southwick
spent the week end in Lewiston.
Bob Brown has taken the place Of
assistant postmaster, formerly &C.
cupied by May Riley.
These sunny days are rather
gloomy ones tor the farmers. The
ground is too dry to pillow and the
late seeded grain needs more mois-
ture. We are never satisfied. If
it rains we want the sun to shine
and when the sun shines we need
rain.
The carnival company that spent
last week in Kendrick left town
with the village treasury richer
by $40, show license, and both hotel
keepers with a roll that would make
a millionaire envious.
A. Wilmot went to Spokane Tues.
day to be present at the funeral of
a friend who died at Wallace, Mon
day.
Mr.. Moser, John and Lester
Woody left Wednesday for the big
game country on the Locksaw.
They expect to be gone three or
four weeks. They had eight horses
in their pack outfit.
The Overland Motor Company re-
ceived one of the new Light
Fours'' this week. 1t is the newest
model of the Overland factory and
has attracted considerable attention
in Kendrick.
C. H. Hunter. piano salesman of
Lewiston, was in kendrick Tuesday
on business.
MIR. and Mrs. Byard Davidson are
moving to Cotton, Wash, where they
will make their home on the farm
owned by Mrs. Davidson's father,
who lives in south Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sind OF
Charleston were in Kendrick Tuesday
to attend the funeral.
MI. and Mrs. A. R. Shumaker OF
Pullman arrived Monday night
They came to attend the funeral Of
DR.. Smith.
DR.. W. B. Van Vert purchased the
former Bob Brown place up Pot
latch Creek. The deal was made
last week and the Van Vert family
is now established on the ranch
The place consists of 20 acres abou
half OF which is under cultivation
1t is fine chicken ranch and the
soil is well adapted for raising
small fruits and garden truck.
: Mr.. John FIorance is spending
most or his time on his ranch OF
\ Charleston Heights. He is prepar
ing to build concrete block house
on the place. AS he now has a car
of course he is going to build thu
garage first and then start thu
house.
q. M. Lewis was a Spokane
visitor the first of the week.
L. G. Peterson came down from
Moscow the first of the week to at
tend the funeral of DR.. Smith.
Cyrus Roberts and family O
American ridge are moving to Mos
cow where they will make thel
home this winter. Their son will
enter the state university and thei
daughter will attend high school.
The TrOv News stated Loot yuooI