The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-11-05

arrived SUNDAY 20 LOOK dlter DuSl-
ness interests mere. Jake says BUSH
ness mas been good with him this
summer and fall. He has a bat
terry service station at Odessa and
likes the town very much.
A large crowd attended the
American Legion masquerade ball
last Friday. Mrs. Jack Bechtol
in a japanese costume and Sam
Bolon representing "Jiggs" took
hrst prizes for their masquerade
costumes.
Kendriek received the election
news over the wire Tuesday even
ing. Ed Long took up a subscrip-
ton around town and secured the
necessary amount OF cash to get the
returns.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Braden of
Peabody, Kansas, arrived Wednes-
day afternoon to visit Mrs. Braden's
mother, Mrs. Pearson. Mr.. Braden
has been working in the oil fields
near Peabody. The Bradens are
quite we'll known here as they spent
several months in Kendrick after
the close Of the war. Mr.. Braden
was a sergeant in machine gun
company and is an overseas man.
The Epworth League held a very
pleasant Halloween social in the
League rooms in the basement of
the Methodist church, last Friday
evening. A large crowd attended.
For Sale: Draft horse. 8 years old,
weight 100. Just right for log
ging. George I. Davidson, Route
N o. l, KendrIck. 45-3t.
Emmett Eastwood of Lewiston
was IN Kendrlck Thursday on bust
ness.
Ed Young is moving IN to the
house formerly occupied by Mrs.
S. E. Crow and Miss Hoke.
Miss Clarice Abrahamson, who is
teaching in PotIatch. was in Kend-
rick last Friday to attend the
American Legion masquerade ball.
Halvor Nelson Of Pennington.
Wash, former Bear Rldger, was
transacting business in Kendrick
last Saturday.
L. G. Peterson of Moscow spent
the week end in Kendrick with
friends.
Prof. and Mrs. F. w. Candee, who
were IN Kendrlck over the week
end, said that Kendrick had improv-
ed wonderfully since their last visit
here about three years ago. There
was nothing too good that they
could say about Main Street, but
they liked the appearance Ut the
rest of the town very much.
After an exhaustive amount Of
research work we have yet to,learn
why the buttons on lady's coat
are sewed on the left side and are
on the right side of mans coat.
Now that the election is over it
might be well to bring this ques-
tion up for discussion.
Rev. Mort went to Lewiston,
Wednesday, on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. w. Bigham Of
Troy, spent Sunday in Kendrick
with Mr.. Bigham's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. X. F. Bigham.
f. H. Dammarell went to Clifford,
Tuesday. to look after business
interests.
VIM. Huyette, formerly with tine
Farmers Bank of this place, was
nominated mayor of Charleston,
Tuesday. Mr.. Huyette has been very
active in public affairs of Charleston
as secretary of the commercial club.
He is good roads enthusiast.
In order that the American Legion
bows may have the hall on the even
ing of Armlstlce Day. which falls
en- November IL, Kendrick Lodge
No. 26 A. +. & A. VI. will meet at
Up. m. sharp. This is the first reg
ular communication of the Lodge
tor November.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hupp of
Little Bear ridge are moving to the
Olson place, which joins the Hupp
farm. They are making a number
of very SUBSTANTIAL improvements
IN the residence on the place.
Stuart Wilson was injured last
Saturday when horse fell on him.
The accident occurred on American
ridge. 1t was not believed his in
juries were serious, but pleurisy set
in sc that he is havlg quite SER
ious time of IT..
Mrs. R. F. Blgham went to Mos
COW, Wednesday, on business.
Will Stevens of Spokane arrived
"Wednesday to transact business
here.
The Kendrick Furniture Com
,pany is installing a music room in
the front of the store. 1t will be
used as display room for the