The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-09-29
GLEANINGS

noon IrOIn SedCtt0 WHERE lie HAS
been attending the University.
After visiting his brother, Frank,
he Will return to-hls school work.
He is taking course IN account
ancy and is entering upon his third
year OF college work.
Dave Senter left the first of the
week for Kellogg, Idaho, where he
has job IN the mines as an cleo
ticlan. His family will join him
there IN few weeks.
y Richard Winegardner of. Leland
is selling his farm equipment at
public auction at Leland. next We'd
nesday. He has purchased an acre
age tract near Lewiston and ex-
poets to move there soon after his
sale.
Al Mckee OF LapwaI was trans
action business in Kendrlck the first
of the week.
Arthur Wegner of Cameron left
Wednesday for Portland where he
Will resume his work at dental
college, IN his sophomore year.
Wallace Mckeever will finish his
four-year course at the end of the
coming school wear, at the same
college.
Mrs. Edwin A. Smith of Spokane
arrived Monday to visit at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Hull.
Under the management OF Mr..
and Mrs. r. e. Erickson, wonderful
improvements have been made in
the Commercial Hotel during the
past week. 1t presents most
pleasing appearance, particularly
the dining room, which has been
made comfortable and homelike.
travelling men have expressed them
selves as being very much pleased
with the improved conditions.
< Adolph Wegner, who has had
charge OF the BoviII drug store for
a few weeks while the proprietor
was taking his vacation, returned
to kendrlck the first of the week for
visit with home folks.
A. Wilmot and G. P. Barnum
were in British Columbia last week
looking over mining properties.
They made the trip in Mr.. Barnum's
car.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Johnson re-
turned to Lewiston, Wednesday
Mr.. johnson has had charge of the
concrete construction work here for
the Continental OH Co
A total of 81 men were pledged
to the various traternltles at the
University of Idaho during rush
week. Three men from Kendrlck
were pledged: Harold Hanson to
Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Donald and
Waiter McCrea to Kappa Sigma.
Mrs. Today Long was taken to
Spokane, Monday, in her brother,
Leonard DAVIS, car. She is taking
treatment by specialist at Spok.
ane sanltarium. Mrs. Leonard
Davis is also at the same sanitarlum
4 Martin Thomas. James Langdor
and John Stephens left last Sunday
on an elk hunt in the upper regions
of the Clearwater river, where they
expect to be gone for month OF
more. They Will make most of the
trip by pack tram.
Paul Stelnke, who lives near the
mouth of Elk Creek, was IN Kend
rick on business last Saturday.
The Kendrlck Hardware Co. /!
making EXTENSIVE improvements II
the interior arrangement of the
stock. A partition is being put il
across the rear end of the store
room. behind which the machinery
and implements will be kept. TIT
side of the store now used tor i'm
plement display will be utilized
for displaying shelf hardware. Tn,
office Will also be moved forwart
and occupy more central location
IN the store. The new arrangement
will be more convenient and will
add materially to the appearance
of the store.
y Carl Stanton and Everett Crocke
lett last week to work IN the wood
near BOWL.
x Ralph Roberts of PotIatch ridg
was IN Lewiston on business las
Friday.
August Woodleman of Spokane,
former kendrlck resident, has NOV
ed to Juliaetta to make his home
He is living in the Friebe house
X Billy May suffered the loss of tn
end of finger last week Will
working on the new highway b
tween BOWL and Clarkia. Tn
finger was caught between 10,
and the point of logging tong AM
was punched off.
Frank Barley and family of Texa
ridge left Thursday for Lewiston
here they will make their home Of