The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-07-29

Tor L1SCOWel, OOtdTlO, his OIu uOtHe, |
to attend the "Oid Bows Reunion"
which takes place there August l,
1921. He will also visit relatives
in Montreal, Toronto and Hamilton
and will then visit brother in
Western Canada, after which he
will go to Banff Hot Springs in
British Columbia where he will re-
main for while. He expects to be
away for two months or more.
~ Mrs. Edgar Long and son, and
Miss Bulah Long, went to Orofino
last week, where Mr.. Long is doing
some hauling with his big truck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Knepper and
son, John, returned Sunday evening
from a trip tu Boise. Hester re-
NAMED to visit her grandparents
until school starts here. when she
will return. The trip to Boise was
made by auto over the state hlghay
and return over the Blue Mountains
to PendIeton, WaIla WaIla and
kendrick.
The number of cattle for each 100
persons in the United States is l-3
less than in 1900, the sheep supply
is reduced nearly 2-3, while the
number of hogs is fully Al per cent
smaller now than then, according to
figures compiled by the federal CEN
sus report.
Mrs. Thos. Mcdowell and Mrs. N.
Brooke were Moscow visitors last
Saturday.
miss Nellie Blackburn returned
to Portland Saturday after visiting
here with her mother, Mrs. John
Reid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Compton and
chiIrden came over from Peck to
spend the week end with Mr.. Comp
tons folks.
1t takes 46 million dollars worth
OF officers to boss 83 million dollars
worth Of privates IN our regular
army.
Guy A. Watson and Edith Brown.
both of Cavendlsh. were united IN
marriage at Lewiston, Saturday, by
Justice |. &. Hattabaugh at the
court house.
A. V. DunkIe went to Moscow,
Tuesday, where he put IN several
days rebuilding d big transformer
which was burned out last Sunday
night by lightning.
& A boy asked his mother if they
I kept old hens Mother said, "No,
son. Why?" WELL" he replied, II
heard father tell our new girl that
when he sent the old hen off for the
summer he would take her out for
car ride.
Z Mrs. james Emmett left Tuesday
for Missouri where she expects to
spend several months visiting rela-
tives.
r. Mrs. Roy Thompson of Nezperce
returned to her home the first of
the week after visiting her mother,
Mrs. NJ A. Deobald, on American
ridge.
A. K. Carlson drove to Spirit
Lake, Wednesday, to bring his wife
and children home. They have been
visiting Mrs. CarIson's sister for
ten days.
Mrs. U. S. G. Evans of Endicott.
Wash, is visiting her par
nets, Mr.. and Mrs. julius Petrick.
W. A. Perryman went to Juiaetta
this week to spend few days VISIT
ing with his mother.
Jones 4 Son put up the big avn
ing in front of the Kendrick Hard
ware Company's store the first of
the week The awning extends
the width Of the entire building.
+, rhe Wade Keen family of Spok-
ane passed through Kendrlck last
Sunday IN their car. They were
returning from trip to Yellow
stone Park and had a complete camp
ing outfit with them. They drove
to the park bv the northern route,
returning through south Idaho and
over the North and South highway
DR.. and Mrs. j. T. Moser of evils
ton spent Tuesday night at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Mcconnell
Mrs. George Young of Woolsey
Idaho, and daughter, Mrs. Roy ReiC
and son of Sumpter, Ore, are visit
ing at the H. 2. Hull home. Mr.
Young owned the dray line herr
eighteen years ago.
Mrs. F. K. Erickson returned
Wednesday afternoon from a visi
with friends at Lewiston.
Tom Daugherty says he can't d,
as much work as he used to. Afte
putting in from Ia to 16 hours
day he begins to feel tired and ha
to knock off.
Dorothtv Frlckson returned Sat