The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-04-01
GLEANINGS

ican ridge boys baseball team play
ed the Kendrick Kids a practice
game on the local diamond. The
soccer was about 20 to 20 at the end
of the 10Th inning. Both teams put
up a good game for so early in the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Hoskin of
Agatha were transacting business in
Kendrick the first of the week.
While here they had sale bills print
ed for public auction to be held at
their farm near Agatha, April 9.
G. G. Compton and son, Stuart,
were in Lewiston the first OF the
week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Walker were
Spokane visitors the first Of the
week.
Sylvester Kazda of Southwick
visited relatives IN Lewiston over
the week end.
Miss Ellen Gregory, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. j. c. Gregory, visit
ed friends here Saturday. She is
teaching at Cornwall. Miss Gregory
said that her parents like their
home near Pasco very much. They
have 80 acres of land near the banks
Of the Columbia.
Rev. Henry L. Green of Lewiston
was guest of Rev. and Mrs.
Howard W. Mort the first of the
week.
Carl Brown of Kellogg arrived
here Friday to visit his folks for a
short time.
E. W. Lutz and George Carlson
attended the meeting of Shriners at
Lewiston last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kiggle re-
turned home from Anatone. Tues
day afternoon. Mr.. Riggle finished
teaching term of school there last
week. He and Mrs. Riggle will
remain here tor the summer.
E. T.. BechtoI was transacting
business in Spokane last Friday and
Saturday.
M. b. Mcconnell is treating his
residence to new coat of paint.
Jones & Son are doing the work.
jim Cain returned, Monday, from
a visit with friends at Lewiston.
Laurel Boyd of Charleston visited
his brother. Frank. last Saturday.
X. w. Bigham of Troy spent the
week end with his parents here.
Stuart Compton went to Linden
the first of the week to lnvolce the
stock OF merchandise belonging to
the Bookings estate.
Remember that If you wish to
vote at the village election to be held
April rs, you will have TO register.
The Wagner's Garage is making
decided ImprpYer .ent in the ap-
pearance o. the building by the
application of coat of paint.
A Chicago man who was to have
been hanged for murder but got a
last minute stay and a new trial IN
which he was found not guilty, ask
ed for the rope which was to have
hanged him, saying he wanted to
build giant swing for the children
IN mis- neighborhood. His request
was granted.
Eleven coyotes went to their
Happy Hunting Ground this winter
as result of the cooperation of
Harry FowIer's and Frank Crocker's
hounds. Last Sunday Mr.. Croker
shot coyote in plain view OF the
town. The good pheasant shooting
IN the vicinity of Kendrick every
fall is largely due to the fact that
the hounds keep the coyotes driven
away.
Louis Otnis, insurance agent of
Moscow, was in Kendrick Wednes-
day on business.
Miss Mable McKeever who is at
tending the Lewiston Normal, spent
Tuesday afternoon in Kendrick with
her parents.
Hagan 4 Gushing of Moscow sold
the Cold Storage Market to q. G.
Johannesen of Deer Lodge, Mon
tana, and will now devote their en-
tire time toward building up their
packing and wholesale meat bust
ness.
The annual track meat for high
schools of the state will be held at
Moscow. May 1920.
Miss Marian Lowery of Pullman
spent a few days the first of the
week with her sister, Miss Esther
Lowery, popular domestic science
teacher of the Kendrick schools.
The Ladies of the Presbyterian
and Methodist aid societies, the
Rebekahs and members of the Sun
shine Club will sew at Epworth
Hall all day Friday, tor the Nc
Doweil family, who lost their home