The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-09-16
News Items of Local Interest
from Hoboken of its arrival from
France. last week.

from Hoboken of its arrival from
France, last week.
* Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Guy arrived
Saturday from GrangevilIe, where
Mr.. Guy owns general merchan-
disc store which is under the man.
agement of Jack Odem and Dan
Guy. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy have leas-
ed the former Guy Hotel from the
present owner, j. H. McGhie. They
took over the management of the
motel Thursday morning, Mr. Nc
Chic leaving for Seattle.
| Miss Florence Holada went to
Moscow the first of the week to
accept position in the First Ma
tlonal Bank of that place. Mrs.
Hollada accompanied her to Mos
COW, returning on the night train.
On Friday evening, September %,
lat the Community Hall; the Sun
shine Club will hold reception in
honor of the teachers of the Kend-
rick school.
All interested in the school and
school work are invited to be pres
ent and give the teachers a hearty
welcome.
Three cases of intantiIe paralysis
were reported IN the Princeton
neighborhood. The cases were all in
one family, one child having died
Tuesday. The name of the family is
Vassar. One case of intantlIe paraiy-
Sis has been reported in Moscow.
A quantity of serum for use in
Latah county has been shipped
from Boise to be used to check the
disease.
H Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hecht, Dan
Jones and Miss Fairfield went to
Lewiston Tuesday to attend the fair.
Wallace McKeever returned from
Spokane last week where he under.
went an operation on his throat
some time ago. He was in the
hospital for three weeks and has
not fully recovered from the opera
ton. He had planned to go to
Portland the first Of October to re-
sumo his studies at the dental
college but Unless his health is
much better he may not be able to
follow his plans. His throat
trouble is the result of very
severe attack of the f1ue while he
was IN training camp at Seattle
during the war.
Mrs. Joe Gardner came over from
Lenore Thursday morning for a
brief visit. Mr.. Gar diner has charge
of the Volmer Clearwater ware
house there, but expects to return
here in the fall.
The University of Idaho show herd
won 7 first prizes out of IA entries
at the Spokane Fair last week.
Idaho also won NUMBER of first on
sheep.
Mrs. X. F. Whetstine and Mrs. R.
+. Bigham went TO Lewiston Wed
nesday afternoon to attend the tar.
, Fred Braden went to Lewiston
Wednesday to consult DR.. Roe. He
has mad considerable trouble with
his throat, the effects of having peen
gassed.
August Rucks and family arrived
Tuesday from Minnesota, where
they have spent several months
visiting relatives. they drove to
Idaho IN a Ford car and report a
fine trip. They carried their camp
equipment with them, stopping at
the tourist parks along the way.
: After visiting friends IN the Cam
eron community they expect to go
to Oregon City to make their home.
* Mrs. Albert Schultz lett for Mn
nesota Wednesday morning, to visit
her old home. She will also visit
friends IN North Dakota.
Several from here attended the
tax sale at Moscow Tuesday after
neon. A quarter section of land on
Moscow Mountain sold tor SIS, plus
$40 accrued taxes, making the entire
cost of the land but $50.
M. Bleck has been seriously i'll
{ this week. The first of the week
i. his condition was alarming, but
Thursday he was able to SIT up IN
bed for short time and was feel
: ing some better.