The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-06-03
News Items of Local Interest

+. w. Lutz and Leo C. Raaberg
were in Lewiston Monday on bust
ness.
Mr.. Erickson of the Hotel Kend-
rick suffered badly spralned wrist
last week when he fel down starts.
IA box at the head of the stairs
caused his downfall, but Mr.. Erick-
son didn't say what was IN the box.
M. l.. Pierce a former Texas
ridger was transacting business in
Kendrick the first OF the week.
Oren Blgham Of Troy is visiting
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. K.
F. Bigham.
Miss Josephine Foyer of Troy
spent the first of the week in Kend-
rick with friends.
i Manager Wilcox is trying to ar
range for two baseball games here
during chautauqua week. Chautau-
qua games have proved popular in
the past.
.l<lhe United States Aircraft cor
poratlon, with headquarters at
Spokane, sent word to Lewiston
the first of the week that within
short time 260 horse Fokker mono
plane would be placed IN service
on route to serve Spokane, Lewis
ton. Dayton. Walla WalIa and other
inland points. The machine has
been ordered from Amsterdam and
will come through the canal and to
, Seattle. 1t is large type flying
machine capable OF carrying six
passengers and pilot or five pas
sengers, their baggage and pilot.
A tug -of-war has always been one
Of the features of kendrick
i Fourth of July celebration, with
Potlatch ridge against the world
! That is taking in consider able ter
ritorv, but Potlatch ridge is Some
territory itself. You might just as
I we'll try to pull out row Of stumps
! as to tug againt five bean-fed Pot
S latchels. The sport committee will
e no doubt see to it that 3-lnch rope
is provided for this stunt at the
coming big celebration.
i tx Frank Wllken and family and Mr..
g and Mrs. Peter Rowley from the
) Fairview community, motored to
+ Tammany Valley, Sunday. On
their way home they went over the
famous Lewiston hill to Genesee
: where they visited Mr.. and Mrs.
IS E. T. Lundt.
xMrs. o. E. MACPHERSON and son,
, donald, were Lewiston visitors,
y Wednesday afternoon.
It Tom Long is chairman of the
grounds committee for the coming
chautauqua. He won't have much
y to do but 1t will be up to him to
~ put up the tent, make the seats
build the stage, secure piano
# paint the scenery and look after 9
, few other minor details. OF course
" If he has a little help 1t won't be
<. amlss. Everybody plan to lend q
hand.
:. ~ The speed limit in kendrick Is
10 II miles per hour. The town needs
2. the money.
~ B. G. Johnson and son, Clarence
of Charleston were Kendrick visitor:
" a short time, Tuesday.
e Mrs. Edgar Long held a silver
'e tea at her home Wednesday after
noon for the Ladies Aid of the Pres
nj byterlan church.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. E. c Babcock Of
4 Texas ridge went to Walla Walla
Wednesday. to attend camp meet
If ing at that place.
~ Mrs. Frank w. Candee anC
10 son. Bobble, visited at the home O.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Dunkle, Wed
Of nesday.
+. XEight pupils finished the eight
IN grade work in the Kendrick school,
this year. Following is the list O
m graduates and their average grade
Frank Brooke, 80; Laura Cox, SO
no Bina Raby and Elvira Atchison, sc
* Artilee Hollada, Alice FIeytag
70 Violet Riley and Alice Carlisle, IS
The Fourth of July COMMITTEES
=, will meet tonight to further tn
u plans for the big celebration to b.
NJ held in kendrick. The committee i
~ composed of ten men who hav
{" charge of the celebration
Prof. Morrison returned Wednes
nd day from visit at Orotino.
IS. Mr.. and Mrs. George Whitlarl
motored down from Spokane Satur
Elk day to spend the week end witt
en- their nephew, Rev. H. W. Mort an,
mt wife. They returned home Mon
ce day morning with Mr.. and Mrs
e. Mort accompanying them as far a
lie Pullman. Rev. and Mrs. Mort re
I'd turned to Kendrick on the nooI
H. train Tuesday after visiting friend
ce in Pullman over night.
John philIins 0f Clarktson WAS I,