The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-05-06


larger margin of profit is added to
the price of tobacco there will be
little money tor the local firms
handling it,
Mrs. F. B. Smith and two children
went to Reardon, WASH, Tuesday,
to visit relatives.
Mrs. William Freytag went to
Lewiston, Wednesday, where she
and Mr.. Freytag expect to spend
the summer. They have tract of
land IN the Lewiston Orchards dis
trict and will make that their home
for the summer. They may return
here IN the fall.
Will Stump Of Southwick went to
Lewiston the first of the week to
transact business.
Quite large delegation of Wood
men went to Lewiston, to atteEd a
convention of lodge members. Some
went from here by auto and others
by train. They report very sue
cessful convention and large at
tendance.
County Commissioner Leroy South
wick went to Lewiston. Tuesday, on
business.
John Waldo came over from Deary
to spend the week end with his
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rogers
drove to Lewiston, Monday. to
spend the day.
Mrs. M. W. Hoar of Troy spent
the week end at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. C. G. Compton.
There were 1923 building permits
issued in Spokane last month. This
is the largest monthly average since
1910.
Manager Wilcox has right to
feel provoked over the small collec-
tion received at the ball game last
Sunday afternoon. The attendance
was very large and at 10c each a
conservative estimate would be a
total collection of fifty or sixty
dollars. Only twenty-eight dollars
was realized. The team must have
better support than that. We would
suggest to the manager that those
who take up the collections at the
games ought to be supplied with
horns. Whenever anyone refused
to drop coin in the hat the collect
or should blow a blast on the horn
so that the crowd might know those
who refuse to pay their way. II
this method had been followed last
Sunday the collecting would have
sounded like jazz band.
A big Methodist camp meeting
will be held at Asotin in the park,
July ! to 10
Sears, Roebuck Il COmpany's sales
showed decrease of q percent for
the month of March this year as
compared to same month last year.
Montgomery-Ward for the same
period showed a decrease of 38 per
cent. This is authoritative as the in
formation is given by the CONNER
eial Digest.
A. E. Clark, of Lewiston, presid-
ent of the Vollmer Clearwater Com
pany, was in Kendrick On business,
Tuesday.
Prof. ana Mrs. Morrison were in
Orofino over the week end visiting
relatives.
R. d. Newton and Ed Long left
for Walla Walla, WASH, tuesday
morning. They took the soda foun-
tain and fixtures which Mr.. Newton
sold to a Walla Walla firm. The
trip was made with Eds big truck,
< Mrs. Metcalf and daughter. Mrs.
Bateman of Lewiston visited q
short time IN Kendrick, Tuesday
Mrs. Metcalf lived on the place now
owned by A. E. James, a number OF
years ago. Her daughter will be
remembered here as Miss Ida Burns
Josephine Brewer was granted q
divorce from Sylvester Brewer il
the district court by Judge Steele
last Friday, on the grounds of deser
ton. The couple were married al
Colfax, January z. 1918.
The guarantors of the Kendrlcl
ehautauqua will meet at the city
hall Saturday night. May Z, at
o'clock. Plans for the comm.
chautauqua will be laid and chau
tauqua organization formed. Their,
are approximately so guarantors OF
the contract this year.
The members of the manual train
ing class of the Kendrick school ar
making stage scenery for the senio
class play to be given at the Gran,
Theatre, May 10. The scenery will
be the property of the school an,
may be used tor other plays put OF
by the school next year.
Maud Eichner and Jay McKinno
came up from Lewiston Sunda
morning to spend the day on Amer
a