The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1915-08-13
Personal and General

Ralph Knepper returned home
Wednesday from Moscow.
Jeff Buckles, who has been ill for
some time is able to be out.
D. Smith of Southwick, was a
Kehdrick visitor Wednesday.
Frank Chamberlain has completed
the erection Of a new woodshed.
A. R. Shumaker and wife are
spending week at Atwater lake.
Mrs. Mary Perryman of Juliaetta,
was a Kendrick visitor Wednesday.
B. C. johnson and family motored
to Dayton, WASH, Saturday to visit
relatives. t
Arrived at the home of L. B.
Madden Sunday evening, a nine
pound girl.
Mrs. P. Smiley of Southwick, left
for Spokane the first of the week to
visit for short time.
Miss Dawn Kennedy, who has been
visiting at E. w. Talbott's left for
Lewiston Wednesday. ;
Miss May Kirkley departed Satur-
day for Palouse where she will visit
Mrs. George Gregory.
G. G. Oldfield wife and son Max
and sister, Miss Anna Oldfield, were
visitors at Atwater lake.
The Rev. DR.. Smith and wife, two
daughters and son-in-law, spent the
day Thursday at Atwater lake.
Frank Smith of North Yakima,
who has been in town few days
left for Troy Thursday morning.
G. w. Welker returned home
Tuesday after spending few days
on official business in Southwick.
Thomas McDowall has had new
floor placed in his store front, which
adds greatly to the appearance of
the building.
Attorney T. B. West and son,
James stopped off and took supper
here Wednesday evening on their
way to Lewiston.
Miss Dorothy Jones of Big Bear
ridge, is spending a week visiting
at the home of her uncle, w. Hamil-
ton on the Potlatch.
Miss Sallie Wheat, who has made
brief visit with friends near this
city, started for her home in Indi-
ana, Wednesday.
Mrs. Ruth Hatfield returned to
her home in Lewiston Sunday after
spending a week with her mother,
Mrs. Pemberton.
Miss Alice West of Juliaetta,
arrived in this city Wednesday from
here she will go to Southwick, where
she has position.
Mrs. C. E. Fonberg departed for
Spokane Wednesday to visit her
niece, Miss Dorothy Mulkey, who
is reported quite i'll.
Miss Edriss Randle returned to
her home in Lewiston Wednesday
after spending a week at the home
of E. W. Talbot on Cedar ridge.
James Welker and wife of Lewis
ton, arrived in this city Thursday.
where they will visit Mr.. Welker's
grandmother, Mrs. j. D. Kunes on
Cedar creek.
Mrs. Chas. Bradford and Miss
Talbot, who have been visiting on
Cedar ridge, started for their home
in Kentucky Wednesday, via Yellow
stone National Park.
Walter McCrea and son, Donald
and Dan Guy left Tuesday for Elk
river to join the Boy Scouts. They
will extend their visit in that local
ity two weeks longer.
Miss Mable Emmett, who has been
visiting at the home of Miss Edith
Winegardner on the Potlatch return
ed home the first of the week. Miss
Emmett expressed herself as having
a splendid time.
We are informed that the Rev.
j. D. Ross, Methodist minister
sprinkled his clothes Tuesday and
then placing a brick in the sun sur.
mounted by a flatiron, soon had the
same hot enough for ironing pur.
poses.
Miss Hattie Benscotter, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs.N. Mel
son in Lewiston returned home
Thursday to spend the remainder Of
the summer with her parents, Frank
Benscotter and wife. after which
she will go to Genesee, where she
has accepted a position teaching
school.
: K. W. Stafford of Moscow, was il
5 Kendrick this week interviewing th'
business men with a view TO Writinl