The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-09-02
News Items of Local Interest

Prof. Morrison who was principal
OF the Kendrick school last year,
will teach physics and chemistry in
the Occur d. Alene high school dur
ing the coming school year. He and
his family moved to Occur d. Alene
last week from Orofino.
George Riggin went to Lapwal
the first of the week to do some con-
struction work.
7. B. West of Charleston was in
Kendrlck last Saturday visiting
friends. His son, Herchel. who
worked in the Gazette office few
years ago, is now in a print shop
near Seattle.
Mrs. N. E. Walker was Moscow
visitor the first of the week.
Fred Croker brought in two of
the largest loads of wheat received
at the local warehouse for years.
He hauled 10 sacks from the Earl
Langdon place on Cedar Creek
ridge. The weight was over $500.
Mr.. Croker has a 81 inch low wheel
wagon which he formerly used IN
the woods tor logging. 1t is cap
able of standing up under heavy
load.
h. N. Nelson of Charleston was in
KendricK between trains Monday.
He was on his way to Moscow where
he has some timber land on Moscow
Mountain.
Rev. Tudor, Methodist preacher
of Juliaetta, delivered his farewell
sermon to his congregation last Sun
day. He Will take up some special
work at Columbia College, Milton,
Oregon.
Bob Newton spent the week end
with friends in Pullman.
Miss Anna Long went to Pullman
Wednesday afternoon to vilst at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Shu-
maker. From there she will go to
Leavenworth, WASH, where she will
teach school. Miss Long taught at
Leavenworth last year.
Mrs. Sumner, who has been
keeping house for A. WiImot, re-
turned to her home in Spokane,
Wednesday,
Mrs. Julia FIeshman left this
week for her old home at Turon,
Kansas. She expects to be gone for
year and then will come west
again to make ner home.
Miss Bernice Gentry left Monday
afternoon for Spokane where she
will attend Northwestern Business
college.
Mrs. Howard w. Mort and her
mother went to Lewiston Monday
for short visit with friends.
l.. A. Grin0lds aud family drove
up from Lewiston yesterday to visit
his folks.
Melvin Lucas of Spokane arrived
this week to visit at the Frank
Crocker home. Melvin IS Mrs.
Crocker's nephew.
Manila Hanson left Thursday
afternoon for Rupert, Idaho, to be-
gin her school work. She will have
charge of the same grades as last
year.
Arthur and Matte Workman re-
turned to their home in Nez Perez,
Sunday. after visiting several days
with the Onstott children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Petrlck, Mr..
and Mrs. John Roberts and daugh-
ter, Elva, arrived Wednesday even
ing from Seattle. They made the
trip IN Mr.. Roberts car, leaving
Seattle Tuesday morning. Paul
will return Sunday as he has but a
weeks vacation. He has a position
with the Mutual Creamery Co. at
Seattle and is doing very we'll.
Miss Mable Woodring returned to
Charleston Wednesday after spend
ing several DAYS with her aunt, Mrs.
A. Onstott.
Prof. and Mrs. A. l.. Daniels are
now located IN the Presbyterian
manse. Their household goods ar
rived from Pomeroy the first of the
week. AS three will probably be
no regular pastor at the Presbyte
ian church this winter, Prof. and
Mrs. Daniels will rent the house for
the school year.
Mrs. Tom Bolon of Oroflno ar
rived Thursday mornlug to visit at
the j. Bolon home.
DR.. RothweI in writing to a
friend here from Ontario, Oregon,
says that his trip IS doing him an
immense amount of good. He is
gaining in weight and feels better
than he has for years. He will visit
sister at Montreal and from there
will go to Banff hot springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilken of
Cameron took their son, Milton, to
Moscow. Monday, for medical