The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-09-03
News Items Of Local Interest


the foundation for a igood herd Of
the right kind.
School will open in Kendrick
week from Monday September ID.
The annual teachers institute
will be held at Moscow this year
beginning October 4. 1t will be
held for six days and will be for
the counties of Nez Perez, Lewis,
Idaho, Clearwater and Latan in
Idaho and Asotin county. Washing
ton.
Members of the Rebekah looge of
Kendrick met at the home of Mrs.
N. Brooke last Friday afternoon and
made quilt for the ChiIdren's
Home of Lewiston. The lodge
members are planning to make an
entire bed set of quilts, sheets,
pillow cases, etc, as a gift to the
Children's home. This is an ex-
emplihcatlOn of genuine charitable
work that can be done by the local
lodges.
Neal Nelson Of Charleston was III
Kendrick Thursday on business.
Wesley Thomas of Charleston
visited his brother, Martin, the
first of the week.
| Governor Davis issued procIama-
(, ton under date of August 80, set
ting aside Monday September 6.
as Labor Day.
The Standard Lumber Company is
making some improvements at the
old Madison yard. The driveway is
being widened by taking off a Sec
| tion along the side of the old Bar
nun Theatre building.
Tommy Gree of Portland, who
formerly lived in Kendrick until
about three years ago, visited
friends here Thursday. He has
grown SO that few of his old friends
knew him. He is on his vacation
and has position with drug store
in Portland. His father, Elmer
Grice, who was manager of the
Kendrick Roller Mills for several
years, is still living in Portland and
has position there as book-keeper
for a large transfer company.
Harry is doing electrical work in
a garage at Astoria. Mrs. Howard
Fenton and children are living with
Mrs. Fenton's parents at Portland.
The Grice family are fine people
and their friends here will be inter-
ested to hear Of them.
Mrs. Dora Thornton and daugh-
ter, visited Charles Thornton and
the M. Beck family here for few
days the first of the week. They
came over from Genesee where they
are cooking for Highway crew.
While the ram the first of the
week delayed the threshing several
DAYS, it did no damage whatever to
The grain. The beautiful weather
following is everything that could
be desired. Ihreshing is now go
ing ahead full blast and will soon
be finished except in the higher
country. where the season is later.
Mrs. Mary Hood and daughter,
Esther, lett Monday tor weeks
visit in Spokane and other points.
Prof. Phi, Souen of the Univer-
sity of Idaho was in Kendrick Wed
nesday morning on business. He
stated that the Kendrlck school was
on the accredited list of High
Schools and was in very good con-
dition.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Help
man of Northport, WASH, August
80, son.
H. D. Hayward of Southwick re-
turned from Lewiston Wednesday
morning with span of fire mules.
He now has nine head Of mules on
his ranch.
Asa Cook of Juliaetta was in Kend-
rick Wednesday on business. Mr..
Cook purchased two registered milk
goats this summer and expects to
raise some fine stock. There has
been quite a demand tor these goats
as they can be kept much cheaper
in town than COW.
Prof. and Mrs. |. R. Morrison are
now in Kendrick. Mrs. Morrison
arrived Monday and Mr.. Morrison
Thursday morning. There is con-
siderable work to be done prepara-
tory to the opening of school which
will fully occupy the Professors
time.
Results OF Pressure on EyebaIls,
Pressure on the eyeball has sur.
prising effect on the functioning OF va
! ri0uS parts of the body Among those