The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-10-07

line.
Mrs. Katherine Kelley, who is
teaching at Summit, Idaho. spent
the week end mere with her brother,
John Reid.
B. C. Johnson of Charleston was
IN Kendrlck last Saturday on busI-'
ness. He is selling accident lnsur-
ance.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Raaberg spent
\ the week end in Charleston with
relatives.
A report came from Lewiston the
first OF the week that Mrs. Charles
Thornton was Ill there with typhoid
fever. She contracted the disease
near Genesee ana was taken to the
Lewiston hospital.
The fall term of the second judic-
ial district court for Latah county
Will be opened Monday, October 10.
by Judge Steele.
A sale OF two million dollars
worth of state highway bonds was
made October l. They are per
cent semI-annual, 20 year bonds.
Hester Dammarel and Cecil
Chamberlain, who are attending the
state university at Moscow, spent
the week end here with nome folks.
= Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rogers and
\ family and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Veg
ner spent Sunday in Moscow with
relatives.
The Latah county commissioners
will meet at Moscow next Monday
in their regular quarterly session.
Little Evelyn Housely, who was
run over by an automobile last Fri
day afternoon, is recovering rapid
ly and will be as sound as ever as
soon as the fractured bones IN her
ankle KNIT.
A. V. Dunkie spent Sunday in
Lewiston visiting his father.
x {. &. Compton began drying
prunes the first Of the week. He is
using dryer near Cameron. The
prunes got too ripe to ship, last
week.
N Mr.. and Mrs. George Leith and
daughter, Clarice, and Mr.. and Mrs.
o. r. MACPHERSON drove to Moscow
last Sunday to spend the day.
< G. A. WayIand was a Moscow
visitor Tuesday afternoon.
W. M. Evans will hold a sale at
his place on Tuesday, October II.
u Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Vineyard
ner of Leland were shopping in
KendrIck tuesday afternoon.
Waldo Thompson of Lewiston.
who was employed several years ago
by the kendrick Furniture Co., as
cabinet maker, was married last
Saturday Miss Margaret Lewis,
also of Lewiston.
Mrs. French of the French Shop,
as announced last week, expects to
leave for Spokane about October
Is, to spend the winter. Her son
will attend school there. Mrs.
French expects to return IN the
spring.
Rev. H. H. Mitchell of Moscow
will hold services at the Presbyter-
ian church here Sunday evening at
7:30. Everyone is cordially invited
to attend.
Little Miss Eleanor Lutz went to
Lewiston the first of the week to
visit her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. C. Brooks.
( An Indian named "Man-afraid-of-
nothing" married a white woman
in Wyoming. After his second week
of married life he applied to his
tribe to have his name changed.
< Phillip Lettenmaier. formerly of
Southwick but now night clerk at
the Moscow Hotel, was married
Tuesday to Miss Joe Harris of Mos
COW.
Dr.. j. L. Moser of Lewiston was
transactlng business in Kendrick
Tuesday.
LII. N. Nelson of Charleston was
transacting business in Kendrick
Wednesday.
x Potlatch canyon was tull of smoke
Thursday morning. due to the fire
in the pole yard at Bovlll A big
loss was sustained from the fire
which destroyed immense piles of
cedar poles.
Reports at a late hour yesterday
afternoon were to the effect that M
BIeck was in a very critical con-
dtion. The greater part of this
week he has been but partially con-
sclous and was growing notlceably
weaker from day to day. He has
suffered greatly during the past few
months and his rugged constitution
and careful nursing are all that
kept him alive so long.