The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-11-04
News Items of Local Interest

ing the university OF lOanO, spent
the week end in kendrIck with
home folks.
Harry Hupp of Little Bear ridge
went to Spokane Saturday afternoon
on business.
Charles Lewis lett Saturday after
noon tor Orofino where he spent
the week end with friends and iela-
tives.
Miss Evelyn Hanson was Lewis
ton visitor Saturday where she
spent several days with friends.
K Miss Maude Eichner, who teaches
the American Ridge school, left for
Lewiston Saturday afternoon to at
tend teachers institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Smith, ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks
and daughter, drove over from Peck.
Tuesday, to attend the Masonic
party. Mr.. Smith is CASHIER OF the
new bank at Peck and Mr. Brooks
station agent.
County Agent Fletcher was trans
acting business IN this section Tues
day.
Rev. and Mrs. Howard w. Mort
were passengers to Lewiston Sun
dav afternoon, where Mrs. Mort at
tended institute this week. Rev.
Gibbs of Arrow Junction filled the
pulpit at the Methodist church Sun
day evening in the absence OF Rev.
Mort.
e Frank MiIlard OF Juliaetta spent
J the week end in Kendrlck with the
A. W. Perryman family.
{ I Herman WiIken went to Lewiston
the first of the week where he ex-
poets to take business course. AS
a disabled veteran he gets his school
expenses paid by the government.
Mr.. Carlisle left for Lewiston
Saturday afternoon to attend in
stltute.
< Miss Mable BIeck returned Sum-
day afternoon from Lewiston where
she visited her sister. Mrs. Charles
Thornton, who is recovering from
severe attack CT typhoid fever.
Prof. Daniel left Sunday after
noon for Lewiston to attend institute.
We heard of a man who saved
$118.75 in 30 years by cutting his
own hair. Not so bad, but it takes
an Isreallte to leach you the fire
points Of thrift. A Semitic gentle
man was looking at some safety raz-
ors at the Red Cross Pharmacy. Mr..
Newton said: Better buy one and
save 25c every time you shave"
The Semitic made the purchase. Il
will make more than a quarter a
day." he said, II Will shave SIX
times a day and make dollar and
half
The Misses Steward, Dirks. Nc
AlIister, Newkirk and Dermott went
to Lewiston Saturday afternoon, to
attend teachers institute which was
held there this week.
Mrs. Mary Hogan. who teaches the
school on Little Bear ridge was a
passenger to Moscow, Saturday.
Mr.. Dlrks of Lewiston spent Sat-
urday morning In Kendrick visiting
his daughter, Miss Marion Dlrks.
Jack BechtoI came up from Lewis
ton Sunday afternoon to spend the
week end with his parents.
r. M. Hottie and Will Clark OF
Juliaetta were in Kendrick on busl-
pess Monday.
K Misses Ruth DammareH and Clara
Bailey who are teaching near Deary.
spent Sunday at the b. H. Dam
marell home. They left on the
evening train to attend teachers
institute.
Will Reece is advertising shoot
ing match to be held here the week
befobe Thanksgiving.
W. A. McGhee of Summit was
transactlng business IN kendrick
AuSoudy.
Charles RiggIe has secured the
Thompson school. which is located
about 5 miles beyond Park. He and
Mrs. Riggle will spend the winter
there and will leave here last of this
week.
Mr.. McGre9or of Troy spent Sun
day here visiting his daughter. Mrs.
K. ID. Newton.
Wilson Rogers went to Moscow
last Saturday where he will spend
the week visiting relatives.
h. N. Nelson of Charleston was
transacting business in Kendrlck
the first of the week. He also at.
tended the Masonic party Tuesday
night.
e. b. kinzer went to Culdesac
after his mother, Sunday. They