The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-10-21

COW was transactinR business in
Kendrick last Saturday afternoon.
Rev. Howard w. Mort went to
Palouse Monday to attend meeting
Of the district. conference OF the
Methodist church.
Registration at the University of
Idaho has reached 1850, which is 255
more than last year. An effort is
beng made to secure additional
mltory room for girls.
The item in last weeks Gazette
stating that Frank Chamberlain had
sold his dray line to Archie Clark
was unfounded. The writer secured
the information from MI. Clark
and believed it to be authentic, but
Mr.. Chamberlain. who owns the
dray line says it's not so, and he
ought to know.
Mrs. N. Brooke went to Lewiston
Monday to attend the convention of
Rebekahs and OddfeIlows.
I. H. Sturdevant went to Lewis
ton Monday afternoon to attend the
big |. o. O. F. convention there this
week.
Orotino has organized an assocla-
ton to establish a six-acre park
within the city limits for athletics
and tourist campers. 1t is planned
to spend $4,000 on the enterprise.
( 1t has been estimated that when
the rest of the wheat has been haul
ed to the Kendrlck market the
elevators and warehouses here will
have handled half million bushels
of wheat this summer, not to men,
rion the barley, oats and beans rals-
ed IN this section.
&. Hogre1e of Leland went to
Lewiston the FIRST of the week to at
tend the |. .. q. F. convention.
Post Office Inspector FulIenweider
arrived in Kendrick Tuesday after
noon to inspect the local Office.
The barber shop, meat market and
picture show IN Troy all changed
hands last week.
R. E. Densow of the First Ma
tional Bank Of Lewiston, was in
kendrlck, Wednesday ON business. :.
<~ State Sanitary Inspector Wilson
y was in Kendrick Tuesday on busi-
ness. He inspected the sewer
system and found everything IN a
sanitary condition.
Jack Odem and son drove over
from Grangevlle Tuesday evening
for brief visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
{. l.. Guy.
The State Seed Show will be held
at Idaho Falls from January 10th
to the 18th inclusive.
A preacher on board steamer
was told that as long as the sailors
INDUCED in profanity storm was
not serious. That night an awful
gale came up. The boat was tossed
rocked and Jazzed about by the
wind; the heaving of the great
waters. The preacher was very
much frightened. He stuck his head
out of the door of his cabin, then
turned to his wife and sighed
THANK God, the sailors are still
swearing.
Charlie Hupp arrived Wednesday
afternoon from Tacoma to visit his
mother, Mrs. Florence Hupp, and
his sisters and brothers here. This
is Mr.. Hupp's first visit here for 8
good many years. During his alb.
sence from Kendrick he has had
some wonderful experiences and has
travelled great dea both in the
United States and Canada. From
here he will go to Central Oregon
where he has a homestead. They
have struck oil mile and a hall
from his place, which may make
his land very valuable.
x Fred Johns was taken to a Moscow
hospital last Saturday for medical
treatment. Last reports were tC
the effect that he was improving
Thos Mcdowell accompanied him tt
Moscow, returning on the night
train.
< Archie May of Leland returned
"Wednesday morning from attend
ance at the 1. D. O. F. convention al
Lewiston.
Z Harold Thomas left yesterday fol-
Lewiston where he will enter thu
senior class of the Lewiston Higt
School.
Adelph Wegner came down from
Moscow Wednesday evening for {
short visit with relatives. He ha.
aposltion with Owl Drug Store al
Moscow.
Nels Longeteig of Southwick was
In Lewiston on business the first OF
the week.
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