The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-04-29
GLEANINGS

W. A. Perryman has rented the
G. +. Byrne property and will move
there this week.
Tom Daugherty received letter
from is.wife, who is in a Moscow
hospital recovering from an opera.
ticn, stating that although she was
getting better slowly, it would be
some time before she would be able
to leave the hospital.
The U. s. Civil Service Commits
sion has announced an examination
for the County OF Latah, to be held
at Moscow and Deary on May %, to
fill the position of rural carrier at
Kendrick.
Miss Edith Comton, who is attend.
ing the Lewiston Normal, spent the
week end here with home folks.
Ben Shay came here last Saturday
from Spokane to buy back the local
shoe shop. He sold the shop here to
Spokane parties some time ago and
opened a shop in Spokane. After
buying back his old shop he went to
Spokane to make arrangements to
sell his property there. He says
that Kendrick is the best yet and he
is glad to get back.
Frank Fox, who owns fruit
ranch or the Columbia River, was
visiting friends here over the week
end.
William Zeyen of Leland went to
Spokane last week where he had an
operation on his foot. While in
France he was wounded in the ank lie
by a machine gun bullet. While
the ankle will never be as strong
as. it was before he received the
wound it is believed the operation
will prove. beneficial.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Deeter arrived
last week from Moscow. They ship
ped their household goods here, Fri
day, and are now at home IN their
bungalow in the lower end of town.
They expect to start building their
new HotiiC NCIy SUOu.
A member of the Anti-Saloon
League was IN Kendrick last week
making arrangements 10 send
speaker here some time In June.
Wednesday of last week the IocaI
bakery turned out rs dozen dough-
nuts to supply part of the lunch
for the Carlson Hardware sale for
that Gay.
A. E. Wilcox visited his ranch
above Orofino last week. He is
having a big barn built on the
ranch. Charlie Walker has the
place rented.
George Holbrook has been averag-
ing carload of stock a week ship
ped out of Kendrick.
The Kansas City Journal, one of
the big papers of the middle west
went bankrupt and was sold at pub
Inc auction by receiver April IS.
The sale of the Kendrick Furn-
lture Company was great success.
The stock was almost completely
sold out. The firm is now engaged
in making up large amount of
furniture in the cabinet shop In the
rear of the store, which will soon
take the place of the depleted sup
ply.
Curtis Barley won the $40 prize at
the Carlson Hardware sale last Fri
day and Ed Long won $40 Saturday.
Ed bet cigar that he could guess
within two kernaIs the number of
grains of corn the rooster would
eat. he won the cigar and $40
prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Raaberg and
little daughter spent the week end
IN Charleston with relatives.
Miss Mable McKeever came up
from Lewiston, Tuesday, to visit
her parents.
One of Frank Wlken's COWS pre-
sented him with a freak calf last
week. 1t was a perfectly good calf
IN every way except 1t was minus
one leg. As the Potlatch country
isn't very we'll adapted to quad.
rapeds with only three legs, the
calf died at the age of a few hours.
Rev. Henry T. Green, Methodist
minister of Lewiston, arrived Tues
day to visit Rev. and Mrs. Howard
W. Mort.
M. V. Thomas was IN Lewiston on
business the first of the week.
The Bovil baseball team will be
here Sunday to cross bats with the
locals. Kendrlck boys have been
practicing consistently since their
defeat last Sunday and are in shape
to put up a good game against
BOWL. The local team needs the
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