The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-02-25
GLEANINGS

was a Moscow visitor, Wednesday.
G. s. BIddison of JuIiaetta and E.
E. Bechtol took the third degree at
al regular communication of Kend-
rick Lodge No. 26 A. F. & A. M,
held here last night. Lunch was
served at $50 for the convenience
of out of town members.
H. 7. Huffman was Lewiston
visitor, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hartung of
Cameron went to Lewiston on bust
ness Wednesday.
= Pete Stump of Southwlck went
to Charleston to look after his pro-
perry interests there.
Margery Robinson and Mable
! Eichner returned to their school
work at Moscow, Wednesday, after
visiting friends and relatives here
and on American ridge.
DR.. R. L. BeaIe of Lewiston was
in.Kendrick Wednesday on business.
Fred Bolon, post commander of
the local legion post, stated at
public meeting Tuesday evening,
that Canyon Post No. 66 would put
on Fourth of July celebration this
year. and that the business men
would be called upon within a few
weeks to help get arrangements
started and make plans for big
time.
Two carloads of American made
Swiss cheese were exported to
Switzerland last year.
John Dammarell. Kester DAM
MARCEL, Cecil Chamber lain and
Oscar Raby in company with Rev.
H. w. Mort leave this afternoon
for Lewiston where they will attend
the West Central Idaho Older Boys
Conference being held there Friday,
Saturday and Sunday of this week
under the direction Of the Inter-
state Y. M. C. A. OF Oregon and
Idaho.
TheO Hanson went to Moscow
Thursday on business.
Charles McKeever was in Julia
eta Wednesday on business.
The farm bureau of Latah county
will give a Une-day course in farm
accounting and farm management
at the University of Idaho, Wednes
day, March z. School starts prompt
ly at $3.50 a. m.
Josephine Foyer of Troy attended
the American Legion dance here
last Friday evening.
Mrs. Frank w. Candee of Moscow
and Mrs. A. K. Shumaker of Pull
man spent the week end at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Today Long.
Miss McKinnon, Miss O'Conner
and Miss Little. Kendrlck teachers,
were week end visitors at Lewiston.
At the end of the first lesson of
correspondence course, a school ask
ed this question: what is an adver-
tisement?"
The answer of the youthful student
indicates that he is a close observer
OF modern publicity San adver-
tisement is the picture of a pretty
girl eating, wearing, holding or
driving something that somebody
wants to sell"
Miss Helen Roberts of ..American
ridge went to Moscow to visit
friends for two weeks.
Merton Pierce OF Charleston was
in Kendriek Thur day. He came
up to get some loggers' tools which
he will use in transporting one of
the we'll drilling outfits that will
soon be in operation near Charleston.
Mr.. Pierce operates an auto truck
dray line in Lewiston and Clark
StOn.
Mrs. Brammer and son went to
Moscow, Thursday, to visit friends.
We are selling Satin Finish and
assorted chocolates at greatly re-
Ouced prices. Get some Der0re they
are all gone. Electric Bakrey &
Cafe. Sit
George Holbrook shipped a mixed
car of cattle and hogs to Spokane
yesterday. Mr.. Holbrook expects
to leave at once for North Dakota
where he will spend considerable
time buying hogs.
Isham Moragn of Texas ridge re-
turned from Lewiston yesterday
morning.
An exchange publishes the report
that bootleggers are throwing in
whisk brooms with each quart so
the purchaser can brush himself off
when he gets up.
Whenever you see a town being
advertised as the biggest little
town on earth" you can feel reason
ably sure it's small town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wegner of Big
Roor riduo uoro I onicfop y;e;