The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-05-13
News Items Of Local Interest

}. G. BIbb returned, Sunday, from
Pomeroy where he spent a week
with hisi son. He SAYS crop pros
poets in that section look very favor
Abe.
Lou Daugherty of Spokane was
transacting business IN Kendrick
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. +. Walker drove
to Peck, Sunday, to spend the day
with relatives.
John Lind and wife, Mrs. Paul
Lind and baby. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
TripIett of Seattle. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. G. Blackburn and Miss Laws
spent Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. M. 0. Raby in Kendrick.
D. o. Landslide, nephew of S. P.
Callison, visited here the first OF
the week. Mr.. Landslide is son
OF Mr.. Collisions sister, whose home
is at Oakland, Cal. He is in the
government secret service, having
gone into that work at the time the
United States entered the World
War. While getting evidence
against the |. W. w. he received a
buckshot wound in the chin and one
IN the back.
Rev. Howard W. Mort went to
Portland, Sunday, where he is at
tending Methodist conference.
He expects to be home Sunday, May
%.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester HamIey and
two children arrived In their Ford
Sedan, Friday, from Pendleton. Mr..
Hamley is IN business at Pendleton
with his father, John Hamley, who
was here with his wife and daugh-
ter several weeks ago.
& The rock crusher for the Potlatch
highway district arrived the end OF
last week. 1t is Case machine and
has about double the capacity of the
machine the district has been using.
The old machine was traded in on
the larger model. Ford Parks haul
ed the crusher to Leland with his
big tractor. the Potlatch highway
district is getting we'll equipped
with road machinery and is doing
good road work.
{ A. G. Deeter is making splendid
progress in the building OF his new
bungalow IN the lower end of town.
The frame work is going up and
judging from outside appearances
it is going to be spacious resid-
ence and one of the best IN town.
Mrs. A. V. DunkIe and two child
rem went to Colfax, Friday. to visit
few days with friends.
Mrs. H. P. Hull was a Lewiston
visitor the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rogers and
son, Wilson, drove to Moscow, Sun
day, to visit Mr.. Rogers parents.
Before returning home they drvoe
to the poor farm to take some
flowers to Walter Kline. Mr.. Rogers
SAID that Walter had gained 10
pounds since going to the poor farm
and that he is well satisfied there.
He is totally blind but expects to
have an operation on his eyes within
a few weeks in hope that he may
partially regain his sight.
Harold Thompson. merchant Of
Agatha, spent Monday night with
Ed Young IN Kendrick.
Members of the local /. .. o. n.
Lodge went to Leland last Saturday
night to attend meeting of the
Leland Lodge.
R. D. Newton went to Seattle,
Sunday, to attend druggists con-
ventlon, which lasts the greater
part of the week.
Doctors will have to be prepar ed
to handle new epidemic-printers
Observation-Disclosures bv working
in open shops.
4 MIR. and Mrs. Leo Raaberg have
rented the j. 7. Moser residence
and are moving there this week.
They are not particular IN Moo
Yawk Town as exampled by this
thirst-reviving episode:
George she said, before
give you a final answer you must
tell me something. Do you drink
anything?'
"A smile of relief lighted his
handsome CONFERENCE.-The that all
she wanted to know? Proudly,
triumphantly he clasped her in his
arms and whispered in her shell-llke
ear: 'Anything!
( Sheriff John Woody and Prosecut-
ing Attorney John Nesbit were in
Kendrick Wednesday afternoon in
vestigating chlcken-stealing case.