The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-07-28

>SNIisses Amy and Alta Upper of
Charleston are visiting at the N. e.
Ware home on Bear ridge and at the
o. e. Macpherson home in Kendrick
this week.
Misses Dirks and Stuart of Lewis
ton, spent the week end in Kendrick
with friends.
Miss Eichner of American ridge was
passenger to Lewiston the first of
the week.
lEAdolph Wegner, who has been work
ing in a drug store at OrofiRo for the
past two weeks, returned home Sun
j day afternoon. He expects to take
charge of the Bovill drug store while
the proprietor takes his vacation.
Adolph left for Bovill Tuesday after
noon.
lEMrs. E. Beard of Moscow, arrived
Sunday to visit her sister, Mrs. w. A.
Perryman of Kendrick.
Miss Harriet Boyd of Charleston,
who has been visiting her brother,
Frank. returned to her home Satur-
day afternoon.
Henry Hill returned to his home at
st. Maries, Idaho, after visiting his
son, Andy, for few days.
| Mr. Nearing of Orofino will have
charge of the local barber shop during
the absence Of Mr.. Rogers.
| Mrs. Otter of Moscow, who acted as
superintendent of the District vaca-
ton Bible School, returned to home
! Monday afternoon.
IN Ben Callison and daughter, Ernes-
| tine, the Misses Vera and Velma Anne
| ling and Mamie Roberts, autOed to
Big Island in search of huckleberries,
last week The berries being very
scarce in that section of the country,
the party turned their attention to
fishing. Ben stopped at the Gazette
Office to show us sample of his catch
and stated that he got twenty trout
varying in size from - to 16 inches.
Mr.. Callison says that the fishing at
Big Island is better than he has ex-
| ocr;acooa for cora TINA
Mr.. and Mrs. E. bbammarell and son
Howard, and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Rogers and son, Wilson, left Sunday
morning, in Mr.. Dammarelrs car, for
Seattle. Afer attending the Buyers
convention, which is being held there
this week, the party will leave for Ia
coma, Portland and other places Of
interest on the coast, returning by
way of the Columbia highway
Miss Juanita Mcdowell was pas
senger to Lewiston the last of the
week.
Little Marie Brown. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Brown of Kellogg,
Idaho, arrived Saturday afternoon tC
visit her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
]. F. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Lutz and son, j
L., arrived Saturday evening, by car
from Yakima to spend the week end
at the home of their son and brother
e. w. Lutz They returned Sunday
evening. j. l.. Lutz is connected with
the First National Bank of Yakima.
, Miss Ethel Whitfield of Orofino is
visiting at the home of her aunt, Mrs
, Lester Roberts.
Clearinghouse Brothers of Lewiston
Saturday, were awarded the contract
> for erecting a monument of the sol
diers serving in the civil war who ar,
now buried in the cemetery at Mos
COW. The contract was awarded thu
n Lewiston firm by the G. A. r. Post o
: Moscow. The price of the stone vii
be $1,700.
: In letter from Ralph B. Knepper
o editor of the Gazette. who left cou
It pie of weeks ago with his family, on
| trip to the coast he states that the,
d have had wonderful trip and tina
r they have not experienced any ca
3. trouble Mr.. Knepper also stated tina
: he expected to return by way of tn
II North and South highway and woul
probably land in Kendrick today O
tomorrow.
a Henry T. Greene, pastor of the Firs
: Methodist church of Lewiston, ldah'
'r and we'll known in this section, has az
d copied call from the Centenary Wi
a bur Methodist church of Portland
1t Oregon. While his many friends al