The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1916-03-24

Miss Ruth Helpman spent Satur-
day and Sunday at her home in Ken
drick. She is attending the high
school at Moscow.
Mr.. Ray Jackson of Leland went
to Spokane Monday, where he was
married to Miss Mildred Richardson,
302 9Th Avenue. Spokane, Wash.
He and his bride are expected to
return SATURDAY..
Mr.. w. L. Taylor Of Juliaetta was
in Kendrick the first of the. week
looking after business. He states
that about the first of April he will
move his family here and go into
partnership with Mr.. Frank Croker
in the blacksmith shop. They will
live in one of Mr.. McDowell's houses
on Main street.
Rev. G. w. Benjamin of South
wick left for Lewiston Tuesday. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Benjamin
and daughter, Miss Ruby as far as
Juliaetta. Mr.. Benjamin went to
Lewiston on business concerning the
church which recently burned down
at Southwick.
Mrs. j. F. Jackson and son, Floyd,
returned to their home in Leland
Monday. They spent the winter in
Newport. Oregon, for Mrs. Jackson's
health.
The passenger train Sunday,
which is due at nine-five P. M.
didn't arrive in Kendrick until
four-thirty Monday morning. High
water at Pullman was the cause of
the delay.
Mr.. Pierce Hamley from Pendle-
ton, Oregon, is visiting relatives and
friends in Kendrick.
DR.. Smith had a disagreeable ex-
perience Sunday evening on his way
to Juliaetta. The water was so
high in one of the creek bottoms
that the bridge was floating. The
planks were loose on the bridge but
both horses stepped on it at the
same time so that they held until
the crossing was made. DR.. Smith
returned by way of the American
ridge road.
Mr.. Rongstead and son Clarence
of Charleston, arrived on Big Bear
ridge Saturday where they will
remain for the summer.
Mr.. Carl Flomer returned to his
home in Genesee after spending a
short time with Gustav Blum of
Cameron:
Mr.. Bryan Deobald of American
ridge returned from Juliaetta Sat-
urday. +
Mr.. John Cox of'Troy is visiting
friends in Kendrick.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Odem and
children of Juliaetta. spent Sunday
with Mrs. Odem's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. L. Guy. Mr.. Odem has a
grocery store at Juliaetta.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mathes and
Mrs. J. Hunt returned from Galena,
Mo-, Sunday. Mrs. Hunt and Mr..
MatheS report their mother much
better.
The Potlatch creek reached the
high water-mark for this year,
Tuesday morning. 1t ceased to be
a CROCK soon after the spring thaw
began and is running in the river
class now.
Mr.. James Nelson of Big Bear
ridge, was a Gazette visitor one day
last week. He has spent the winter
in Moscow where his children have
been attending school. Mr.. Nelson
has fine farm on the ridge and will
spend the spring and summer there.
"l. ooDol IL 10 q III 0I Cldoo SllUS.
maker and deserves all the patron
age of Kendrick and vicinity.
DR.. Lowry arrived in Kendrick
from Moscow, Tuesday evening to
attend the annual meeting of the
Presbyterians. He returned We'd
nesday morning.
Mr.. C. C. Blackburn, of Brady
gulch, was i'll the first of this week
but is feeling better now. His
health has not been good this winter.
Mrs. C. Thomas is very sick with
erysipelas. Mrs. Earnest Randall
is taking care of her.
Miss Hazel Craig, who has been
telephone operator at Leland, re-
signed her position, and Mrs. James