The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1916-06-30
X GLEANINGS *

Mrs. A. ]. Webster and children
returned to their home in Palouse
Saturday, after spending several
days with Mrs. Webster's mother,
Mrs. S. M. Hechtner. Mrs. Hecht-
ner has been quite ill but is i'm
proved in health.
Miss Leona Joslin of Juliaetta is
setting the type this week on the
paper. She has had several years
experience as typesetter and will
be a regular employee of the Gaz-
cite. Miss Josephine Foyer is learn
ing the work and making rapid pro-
gress.
Extensive preparations are being
made for the big celebration at At
water Lake the third and fourth of
July. One of the features of the
event will be the electric lights on
the grounds. It is planned to take
one of the small dynamos owned by
the Potlatch Electric Company, out
to the lake and use it to furnish
light for the bowery and other
buildings on the grounds.
Miss Edna Powell of Spokane is
visiting with her aunt, Mrs. H. P.
Hull, this week.
Reports come from American
ridge that the fall grain in a num-
Der Of fields is about half smut.
It is to be hoped that the figures
are exaggerated. Whether the ex-
ceptionally cold weather this spring
and summer has caused the unusual
amount of smut is a question, but
it has at least caused some of the
fields to head close to the ground
and they will consequently produce
less straw te be handled at harvest
time.
The Potlatch Electric Company
took the contract this week of wiz
ing the Fraternal Temple lodge
rooms.
Miss Myrtle Benscotter of Bovill
is visiting at the home of Robert
Bigham.
Miss Bernadine Plummer left for
Spokane Monday, where she will
spend part of the summer with rel
atives..
Albert Terry came home Sunday
night from Wallace, Idaho, where
he has been working in the mines.
DR.. G. w. Stang and wife of Gin
tonville, Wisconsin, spent part of
this week with Mrs. Stang's sister,
Mrs.E. T. Lundt.
Mrs. Chas. Bodenhouse left for
Spokane, Monday, where she will
81 cad about six weeks with her
daughter and son.
Miss Virginia Barry. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. R. ].
Alexander at Juliaetta went to
Moscow Saturday, where she is
attending summer school.
Mrs. Rhuberg and children of
Lewiston were in Kendrick one day
this week.
Mrs. j. A. Wood and daughter,
Miss Helen of Southwick went to
Colfax, Tuesday, where they will
visit relatives for three weeks.
Mr.. Albert Moskop, accompanied
by little Harriet Wenzlaff went to
Spokane, Tuesday where they will
spend part of the week with friends
and relatives.
Miss Rosebud Brown spent Satur-
lay and Sunday in Moscow visiting
friends.
The Boy Scouts are considering
The matter of taking military train
ng under the direction of George
8arnum. The Scouts in various
parts of the country are studing the
manual of arms and military tactics
and in this way doing something for
preparedness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson, of Troy,
we're visitors in this city Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Riggs, of
crescent, returned to their former
lone in Spokane, on account of ILL
less. They expect to return to their
in the early spring.
Mrs. John Roberts, who has been
attending the camp meeting at Troy
'eturned Thursday.
]. I. Mitcham has been asked to
leliver an address at the celebration
It Southwick July d.