The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1916-06-09


Oregon, Tuesday morning, where
she will make an extended visit
with relatives and friends before
returning to her home in Everett.
Wash.
Mrs. w. Wenzlaff entertained a
number Of friends informally Friday
evening. A delightful time was
spent playing 900" and at a late
hour refreshments consisting of ice
cream and cake were served. The
guests present were: Mesdames
Oldfeld, Dunkle and Carlson;
Messers Dunkle, Oldfeld, Knepper
and Carlson.
Little Miss Katherine Best is
spending this week with Edith
Onboy on Big Bear ridge.
Mr.. E. H. Dammerall was a bust
ness visitor in Lewiston the first of
the week.
N. B. Long & Son have installed
a new bone cutter and sausage mill.
The new machinery is run by cleo
tricity and one evening the first
part of the week Today took it up
on himself to try out his new pur-
chases. He made his usual prepar-
ations to manufacture string of
wienerwurst and when everything
was "all set" he turned on the
switch nut his new mill worked so
well that before he could turn off
the Juice" he had string of Boz
logne as big as dog.
Prof. McConaughy, Walter Nc
Crea, Jr., and Fred Florance spent
a couple days fishing up the Pot
latch the first of the week. They
camped out and had fine time but
didn't catch many fish.
Beginning tonight the Potlatch
Electric Co. will establish all-night
service. The street lights will be
kept burning until daylight in the
DR.. Buchanan, the dentist of
spent Thursday visiting
in Kendrick.
E. H. Dammarell is having a re-
wall of stone and concrete
built in front Of his residence. He
is also putting in a new sidewalk.
Marvin Long was a visitor in
Lewiston one day this week.
Ed. Ameling returned. from Mos
COW Thursday, where he has been
on the jury.
Miss Rose Riggle returned home
the first of the week. Miss Riggle
has been attending the Normal in
Lewiston. She will leave next week
for Moscow where she will attend
summer school.
Mrs. S. A. Stanton and grandson,
Claud, left Thursday afternoon for
Nez Perez where they will visit
week with Mrs. Stanton's son,
James Stanton.
Hazel and Audrey Stanton left
for Reubens the last of the week to
spend two weeks with their grand
Mrs. ]. C. Bibb.
Miss Francis Johnson of Moscow.
is visiting friends at Southwick this
week.
Miss Leona Joslin and little Miss
Bechtol were visitors in
Juliaetta Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Josephine Madden, who has
cen visiting friends in Kendrick
the past two weeks, returned to her
home in Pullman, Thursday.
Mr.. Fred Freudenthaler of South
wick went to Moscow, Thursday on
a short business trip.
1t is good idea not to wait un-
til the last minute to order job
work done. Sometimes it is nee
essarv to order stock and delay of
several days is likely. 1t is just as
easy for you to bring in anything
you want printed a week or so in
advance of when it is needed and
then you are sure of getting it
done in time.
The fishing party composed of
Marvin Raby. John Reid, Donald
Douglas, Oscar Raby and Harry
Grice returned with candy bucket
full of trout. They had fine luck
all the time they were out.
Kendrick Lodge No. 26 met in
regular session Thursday night and
transacted business. The Grand