The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-11-11

Will Reece has decided to hold his
shooting match Sunday, November
70, just east of the town limits,
across Bear creek bridge. The
match will start at 9 o'clock.
&. q. OIdfieId of Cheney, WASH.
was IN Kendrick last Fiday on bust
ness.
An error was made last week IN
the article stating that an extension
OF time had been granted by the
town council fer the tearing down
OF the old barn on the Sterling
properly. The barn will have TO be
torn down within the time specified
In the resolution passed by the
board, which allowed 80 days to get
the barn off the lots. The time ex-
tension only applied to the house.
Mrs. Fred BoIon and two children
went to Orohno last week where Mr..
BoIon las employment with the
Clearwater Hardware Co., managed
by Stewart Compton.
Born to Prof. and Mrs. A. L..
Daniel, Saturday, November 5, at
Pullman, son.
Rev. Spencer of Asotin preached
on Little Bear ridge last Sunday
morning and filled tile pulpit at the
Methodist church here in the even
ing.
Rev. Howard W. Mort and Rev.
Henry I. Green of Lewiston, were
Moscow visitors Tuesday.
X Little Miss Eleanor HERES return
ed home from the hospital at Mos
COW, Sunday. She is still very weak
but is getting along as we'll as could
ne expected considering the serious
ness of her illness. She is recover
ing from an attack of pneumonia
and appendicitis.
P. s. DunkIe came up from Lewis
ton Monday afternoon to visit his
son, Arthur. Mr.. Dunkle. who has
been blind for good many years, is
now writing book, "reminiscences
of a Blind Man.. which he expects
to have published in the near
future. He has also written a num-
Der of interesting articles about
oil, for the Lewiston Tribune, which
attracted wide attention.
K Mrs. John F. Brown returned
Tuesday morning from Charleston
where she visited her daughter, Mrs.
ALVIN Benson.
Joe Fruchtl of Lenore was trans
acting business in kendrick Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Mcconnell
were Peck visitors Monday after
noon.
George Rlggin returned to Lap
wal the first of the week where he
is finishing concrete OF station.
In the past few years he has built
practically all of the new business
buildings at Lapwai.
Ray Snyder was transacting busl-
ness IN Lewiston the first of the
week.
II. Fred Johns, accompanied by Thos.
Mcdowell, returned from the hos
pltal at Moscow last Monday after
noon, much improved IN health.
K Leonard Wolff returned Wednes-
day of last week from Spokane,
where he attended the stock show.
lean Wright of Agatha was trans
acting business in Kendrick Tues
day.
Six carloads of gift" apples
wele loaded at Wenatchee last week
for shipment to Chicago where the
consignment will be broken up and
distributed to all parts of the ma
ton by express and parcel post.
This is an annual custom by which
persons may present friends with
choice gifts of northwestern fruit.
Rev. Henry I. Green of Lewiston
visited at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. Howard W. Mort, Monday
afternoon.
There will be an Armlstice dance,
given by the American Legion, at
the Fraternal Temple tonight.
There will be orchestra music and
refreshments.
Miss Rose Wolff returned to her
school work in Troy after spending
the week end with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Wolff.
4 Rev. Rein of Cameron attended
the local conference of the Emanuel
Lutheran church, held at Lewiston
the first of the week.
When In need of watches, jewellery
or watch or jewellery reair work, or
anything IN the jewellery line, see
Kinzer tie JeweIer. Salt
* Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Walker were
Lewiston visitors Tuesday after
noon.