The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-05-27

Tue tIdHopUl tdtlOu IUC tISHt WCHl
for twelve rounds, Bronson getting
the decision. Those who attended
from here are: A. E. Wilcox, r. D.
Newton, Tom Long, Louie Pearson
and George Carlson.
K The rock crusher for the Kendrick
highway district arrived Wednesday
and was unloaded from the car. IN
the afternoon. The commissioners
expect to begin using 1t next month.
A. Wilnot left for Spokane We'd
nesday afternoon to attend the Elk's
convention.
Miss Gladys McCrea and a girl
friend, who are attending the Uni
versIty at Moscow, spent the week
end at the Highlands, the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. McCrea. Miss
Gladys is Mr.. McCrea' S neice.
G. Hogrete of Leland went to
Moscow, Tuesday, to bring his wife
home from the hospital Mrs.
Hogrefe underwent an operation
about two weeks ago and her
friends wlll be pleased to learn that
she is recovering nicely.
Manager Wilcox has secured a
game of baseball with Lewiston
Team, to be played on the local dla-
mond Memorial day.
The only way to clear your con-
scIece is to pay that subscription to
the Gazette in advance.
Mrs. William Cox, accompanied by
her son, Ed Kent returned from
Tacoma the first of the week where
she has been visiting at the Kent
home The trip was made IN Mr..
kent's car. Mrs. Cox said that she
wouldn't give as much of American
ridge as she could see from her own
door step, for all Of the country
she passed though on her trip.
X Seven teams were working on the
NWandcheer gulch grade last week
hauling gravel from the new rock
crusher to put on the upper end OF
the grade. j. M. Woodward, sec
rotary of the Potlatch highway dis
trict said that the new crusher turn
ed out load of gravel every nine
minutes and that the seven teams
were not able to handle the output
of the machine. The district ex-
poets to spend $500 on the upper
end of the grade which. 1t is be-
lieved, will surface mile or more
of road.
Miss Betty Brachett and Hazel
longeteig, former teachers of
Southwick, went through Kendrick
enoute to Lewiston last Friday after
closing successful term of school
there Last Saturday morning,
Hazel Longeteig left Lewiston for
Pomeroy, WASH, where she will
visit relatives. Betty Brachett de-
parted from Lewiston Saturday
noon for Seattle where she will
spend most of her summer vacation
visiting friends there.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hupp and
little daughter returned Monday to
their home on Little Bear ridge
after visiting Mrs. Hupp's parents
at Standpoint.
Because of unfavorahle weather
conditions last Sunday the KendrlcR
Kids did not go to Troy as schedul
ed. The game was postponed.
1t is said that the raising OF
mushrooms in beer watts is becom
ing such an important industry
that growers are calling for tariff
protection.
Gilbert Riley and Carl Stanton
who pleaded guilty to the charg,
of malicious mischief at Moscow
last week, were sentenced Frida.
by Probate Judge Nelson to Is day
in the county jail and to pay fin
of $500.
x Lester Crocker purchased Viii
Behren's Chevrolet car last week
Lester is going to convert 1T into
fishing smack. 1t will no doubt Sc
hard service as soon as the tishln,
season is open.
The near-cloudburst here Satur
day evening did considerable dan
age to the Brady gulch grade. n
Brooke. road overseer, had jus
finished working the grade and
was IN better shape than 1t has eve
been. The heavy rain washed tn
grade badly in a number of place
and damaged 1t to such an eXter
that it had to be closed the first {
the week while repairs were made
The highway district is having a
unusually heavy expense this yea
on account Of high water and s
much rainfall.
Y Mr.. and Mrs. George Leith ar
daughter, Clarlce. Mr.. ana Mr.
MACPHERSON ana son, Donald, al
Miss Lowery drove to Lewisto
Sunday, to spend the afternoon.
The Kendrlck baseball team wi
go to Orofino next Sunday to pl;
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