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

The Kendrick high school has
very good prospects OF turning out
a winning basketball team this
winter. Mr.. Keller, athletic direct
or, has had considerable experience
coaching basketball teams and he
has some good material here to
work on. Among the old players
who viii be eligible this year are:
Don McCrea, Dan GUY, John and
Kester Dammarell and Harold Han
son. There are number of new
men who promise to make good
on the team. The gymnasium is be-
ing put IN good shape for practice
games.
Ben Callison of American Ridge
went to Peck, Tuesday, on business.
A fire hose on the hill near the
school house would be a welcome
addition to the fire protection of
the town and would give some fire
protection to the residences on the
hill. When the hill road gets mud
dy this tall it would be almost I'M
possible to get the hose cart from
the shed near the town hall, up the
hill in time to do much good in put
ting out fire. The village board
has often declared itself favorable
to the matter but no action has ever
been taken.
Rev. Anderson's household goods
arrived the first of the week so it
will not be long until he viii have
the parsonage ready for his family.
" M. ". Thomas, Harold Thomas,
C. w. Jessup, Wesley Thomas and
James Langdon returned from
their hunting trip this week. They
brought back FIVE sets of elk horns,
killed three bear and one mountain
goat. They have been gone about
six weeks. + While hunting, M. V.
Thomas injured his right shoulder
quite badly, suffering severe
sprain.
Mrs. Hollida was a Moscow visit
or Wednesday murnlng.
A. E. Wilcox left this week for
his farm above Orotino. He ex-
poets to take vacation covering a
period of several weeks, and will
do some hunting while he is close
to the big timber.
Rev. James Thompson, district
Superintendent of the Walla Walla
Presbytery, will speak at the Pres
, byterian church next Sunday. Oct
10Th, both morning and evening
Rev. Thompson is splendid speak
err. All are urged to attend both
these services.
Mrs. G. W. H. Smith is selling
all of her household goods at priv.
ate SALE At first it was thought
best to have an auction sale but as
the time is limited as to her stay
here she is anxious to sell every
thing as soen as possible. Mrs
Smith will make her home at Salt
Lake with her daughter, Mrs. Hans
Flo.
Jack Bechtol returned from the
Hawaiian Islands. Monday night
He enlisted in the army soon after
war. was declared and has spent the
greater part of his time since in
the tropical climate of the Ha-
Wallans.
D. R. White said the joint teach
ers' institute held at Lewiston last
week was one of the best he hao
ever attended. Some very able
speakers took part on the program
and the large attendance also help
ed to make the institute decided
success. Over 800 teachers were
enrolled.
: Arthur Wegner who entered W
S. G., has just recovered from ;
i: severe attack of tonslitis. He ex
poets to resume his work at schoo
by the first of next week He ha
spent the past week with his par
ents in Kendrick.
> Fred Bolon was IN Lewiston Tues
7 day on business.
Harry McKeever expects to mov'
to his fathers ranch on Little Beal
, Ridge the first of next week. Harr!
! was raised on a farm so he know
farming very well.
, X The l.. J. HERES house was wire(
! this week for electric lights. There
are few houses left in town tina
. are not lighted by electricity.
, Jackson Chamberlain of Tonica
Illinois and Samuel Briefly O
Streator, Illinois, arrived Tuesda.
night to visit their old friend, M
p b. Lewis. They live near Mr.
Lewis old home in Illinois. .s..
, Billy Rogers has frightened VI
: the appearance of his barber shol
by putting in very pretty window
box full of plants. 1t adds great.
f to the comfort of his shop.
. Mrs CartwriUht Of Parma is Wis