The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1916-06-02

of this week with Mrs. Alexander's
mother. Mrs. Jennie Plummer.
Miss Martha Silfow of Cameron,
was visitor in Kendrick Wednes-
day.
Mrs. William johnson and child
rem, who have been visiting at the
home of Mrs. Jehnson's uncle, Fred
Silfow at Cameron the past month,
left for her home in Wardner, Idaho,
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. McFadden Of
Lenore, stopped off at Kendrick a
few hours Wednesday on business.
| Mrs. w. Wenzlaff went to Pull
man Sunday to attend the funeral
of her cousin, Will Urick.
Lee Olson of Alberta, Canada,
stopped off in Kendrick for short
visit this week. His home used to
be on Potlatch ridge but this is his
first trip to this part of the country
since he moved to Canada about ten
years ago. He says that conditions
in Canada are not very good on
account of the war. Olson is six
feet and a half tall. He expects to
spend the summer on the Potlatch
ridge.
Guy Lewis made a business trip
to Spokane last week.
The Boy Scouts went to the ceme-
terry Tuesday morning and decorated
a number Of graves. They also
cleared the weeds and grass from a
number of neglected graves, spend
ing all morning in this truly gener-
. Gus work.
Wickliffe R. Smith of Southwick,
spent Tuesday in Kendrick. He
> spent several days in Spokane last
week and the first of this week.
: Jim Ashton of Juliaetta was a
visitor in Kendrick one day this
week.
i w. B. Goodheart of Occur d'Alene
is spending some time in town con-
-ducting a school Of instruction for
!, the Masons of this vicinity. Mr..
Goodheart is the Grand Lecturer for
the state of Idaho. He travels all
70 over the state and stops at town
T. large enough to support Masonic
n lodge.
Mrs. W. L. Taylor and children,
left for Moscow, Tuesday morning.
l. Thursday Mrs. Taylor and her
IS mother, Mrs. C. B. Towne, will
leave for York, Nebr., Sioux, City,
Iowa, the Black Hills, S. Dakota, tc
20 visit relatives for three months.
ID Mr.. and Mrs. M. Barnette came
down Sunday to visit Mrs. Barnette's
mother, Mrs. Henry Roberts, re-
e turning to Moscow Tuesday morn
x ing.
S. Miss Lucille Thornton returned
from Sites, Tuesday, where she ha.
been spending few days will
e. friends.
Us L. R. Waite of Big Bear ridg,
n. made business trip to Moscow
Thursday.
es Mr.. and Mrs. J. Petrick and Mrs
~ Grant Evans, were visitors in Julia
ne eta, Wednesday.
ne Miss Clara Baily spent this weel
I'D with her brother. Lynn Bailey a
y. Lewiston.
lg
o. Through some mistake in tn
: school notes the name of Chaunce,
H. Compton was omitted from the re
e, port of those who had received
n, honor grades in all subjects through
US out the entire year in the sixtl
on grade.
N. B. Long & Son recently pur
n, chased 1925 electric counter scale
1t is probably the best in town an,
=, makes very attractive fixture
~ The firm has made number of i'm
" provements this spring and the,
now have shop that is credit t
of the town.
:" Miss Carrie LaBole of Texas ridg
was visitor in Spokane the last O
en- the week.
M. o. Raby, John Reid, Osca
Raby, Harry Grice and Don Doug
mt las are spending a few days thi
err week fishing at Round Meadow.
C. C. Blackburn left Thursda
or noon for Ubank, Kentucky, wher
IS. he will visit his sister whom h