The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-08-27

carload of Sneep and car CT cattle
from here to Spokane today. He
says the increase IN freight rates
will add about fifteen dollars extra
to the cost of shipping each car.
Mrs. Bertha Sherbourne of Clarks-
ton arrived Thursday morning to
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Raaberg.
e. w. Seat of Marshfield, Oregon
VISITED friends in KendrIck last
week Mr.. Seat owned land near
Kendrick a few years ago.
Leander Anderson and two broth
ers, Alvin and Bernard, and Mrs.
Shattuck and daughter, Myra. went
to Elk River Thursday afternoon
for few days camping and fishing.
There will be services at the
Methodist church in Kendrick Sun
day morning. Rev. McCaughey OF
Moscow will preach. Immediately
after the services the regular
quarterly conference will be held.
VIM. Meyer went to Lewiston
Thursday afternoon on business.
Mrs. Robert M. Hood returned
from Spokane Wednesday evening
after an absence of over SIX weeks.
Her health IS very much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. /. Mltcham ex-
pect to leave today for their farm
in northern Washington, near New
port. j. /. will drive through and
Mrs. Mitcham will 60 by tram.
John Halseth was in Spokane the
first of the week on business.
Mrs. Arnold Petrick and little
daughter, Peggy, arrived Thursday
afternoon from Seattle to visit at
the Julius Petrick home and also
with her mother IN JuIiaetta.
Arnold and Ed Petrick are doing
carpenter work in Seattle and Paul
is driving truck.
Delbert Riggle returned the first
of the week from Spokane, were he
has been attending business college.
HIS father received report OF his
work and it showed splendid grades
in all of his studies. Delbert ex-
poets to return to Spokane in the
fall and finish his course.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Deobald and
son of Tonica, ILL.,, returned home
Tuesday after spending nearly a
month with relatives on American
ridge. On the way out they spent
several months in Yellowstone Park.
Mr.. Deobald is a brother-in-law of
Mrs. Mary Deobald.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John C.
Evans of Leland, Saturday, August
81. a p pound girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Raaberg and
little daughter visited relatives IN
Charleston Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. John Florance arrived We'd
nesday morning from Charleston to
visit friends here.
A. E. Moretz of Occur d. Alene
arrived Wednesday afternoon to
visit friends in the Cavendish COM
munlty.
Kendrick is fortunate in having
some exceptionally efficient auto
mobile mechanics. The garages
horo oco do;pr q uooJ h,c,pocc thoco
days because the mechanics know
their business and are turning out
satisfactory work.
Mr.. Swayze, who lett few weeks
ago for Yakima and Montana
points, wrote to Mr.. Rogers this
week, stating that he was coming
back to Kendrick. He will again
take up his work in Mr.. Rogers.
barber shop. He is a good barber
and the patrons of the shop will be
glad to have him back. Two bar
bers handle the business here in fine
shape.
AL Mckee was in Kendrick We'd
nesday on business. He came up
from Lapwai IN his new Dodge car.
William Mcdowell of Iowa is
visiting his brother E. E. Nc
Dowell. The two brothers expect
TO leave next week for an extended
hunting trip in the wllds of the
Clearwater country.
Miss EuIa Croker has accepted
a position as book-keeper with the
Kendrick State Bank. She began
work there Tuesday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. James V. Thompson
returned to Walla Walla. Sunday
evening. after attending the funeral
of Mr.. rhompson's father.
Miss Clarice Abrahamson of Mos
epw arrived last Saturday to visit
friends IN Kendrick.
Charles Lewis IS building shed
to house the machinery of the Kend-
rick Highway District. The shed
will be made of corrugated iron
and will be 20 by 80 feet. 1t is be-