The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-11-19

Genesee where he spent the week
end with his wife. Mrs. Brooke has
been staying with her mother for
the past two weeks.
Mrs. Jake Berriman went to
Charleston last Saturday on account
of the serious illness of her father,
j. M. Welker.
In a letter from Prof. White, re-
ceived this week, he said that the
express on his household goods from
kendrick to Wallowa was 1924.
Mrs. George Rlggln and daughter
went to Lewiston FRIDAY to spend
the week end.
Dean +. J. .Iddings of the agricul-
tural department of the University
of Idaho was again elected presid-
ent of the Northwest Livestock
Association.
IA 2l-Acre farm near Moscow sold
for So, $50, or 1854 per acre. 1t was
we'll improved place.
M. o. Raby has been busy clean
ing out the Kendrick -four mill,
getting it ready to close down for
an indefinite period. The mill has
not been running since last spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Coble of
Yakima, WASH, spent last Saturday
in Kendrlck visiting friends. Mr..
COble was formerly in the employ
of the local light company. He
now has an electrical supply shop in
Yakima and is doing good bust
ness.
jim Cain of American ridge went
! to Lewiston Saturday to spend the
week end.
C. E. Walker of Grangemont was
in kcndrick the first Of the week on
business.
| XDonald Miller is now firing as
'extra on the hill run. He is SUBJ
shutting for the regular man on
the job.
| Mrs. o. E. MACPHERSON and son,
Donald, spent the week end in
Charleston with friends.
Idaho's champion Jersey COW
Blossom" has been sold for 81 600
T. W. BARLEY OF near Moscow
bought the COW for the foundation
of a herd Of registered Jerseys.
>Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lind
Saturday night, 81 pound boy
Mrs. Lind and little son are at the
M. O. Raby home. Grandpa Raby
is highly elated over the new ar
rival.
julius Giese. prominent farmer
Of Fix ridge, was IN Kendrick, Mon
day, transacting business.
Rev. Green and little son of Lew
iston returned home Monday after
spending the week end here with
Rev. and Mrs. Howard w. Mort.
There will be an examination a
Deary and Moscow, Dec. II to fill
the positions of rural carriers a
Kendrick and Princeton.
The Electric Bakery at Kendricl
reduced the price Of bread from J
cents to 10 cents, the first OF tn
week.
Wesley Thomas of Charleston al
; rived Tuesday to visit his brother
; Martin.
Oscar Torgeson and w. e. Hou.
ley received the initiatory degre
in the Oddfellow Lodge here las
Saturday night. After the degre
,, work N. Brooke served one of hi
good lunches.
$ 7. A. Johnson arrived in Keno
rick Tuesday from Tekoa, Wasl
He and Frank Chamberlain sold OF
, their pool hall and bowling allie
! there. Mr.. johnson expects to r
r main in kendrick.
John Hill of Lewiston arrived tt
: first of the week to transact bus
S ness here.
Ben Hamil of Salt Lake visite
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
: HamIl, over the week END. +
!, travels for Armour & Co.
h The Okoke klootchman Club W i
meet at the home of Mrs. A.
Carlson tonight.
H. e. Morris of Charleston spe
the week end in this communi
IS visiting friends. Mr.. Morris was
It former Texas ridger.
Mrs. H. P. Hull and little Mi
G. lean DunkIe Snapt last Saturday