The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1916-08-18

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tomorrow. He will dispose Of his
stock and household goods and To-
cate some place in Whitman or
Spokane county. He expects to
buy Ford car and travel thru the
two counties with McConnons ex-
tracts, spices etc.
w. H. Head Of upper Texas ridge
has completed a modern bungalow
on his farm. He expects to teach
school on Lower Crane Creek two
and a half miles north of Potlatch,
this winter.
Mrs. H. M. Daugherty of Spo-
kane returned to her home Monday
after spending several weeks with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Evans of Lew
iston spent Saturday in Kendrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Laws of
Spokane returned to their home
Monday after spending several days
with Mrs. Blackburn.
Mr.. H. S. Brown of Charleston
spent Monday with his brother, J.
F. Brown.
Mrs. E. Adams of Juliaetta spent
Monday in Kendrick with friends.
Mrs. Roy Jackson of Leland re-
turned from Spokane Monday where
,, she has been visiting relatives.
Mrs. W. E. Coble and son spent
Friday in Juliaetta.
George Glen was Moscow visit
or Saturday.
Glen Koker of Spokane arrived
Friday to visit his parents.
Ruth Legate returned to her
home in Lenoress Saturday after
spending several weeks with rel
atives.
Mrs. E. Rhuberg and children re-
turned to their home in Charleston
Saturday.
Mrs. B. G. Linderman and child
rem of Cedar Creek went to Moscow
Saturday to spend several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Gibbs went
to Lapwai Saturday to visit re-
latives.
Mr.. J. H. Gibbs Of Lapwai spent
Saturday in Kendrick with his
nephew, Eugene Gibbs.
Mrs. Neal Nelson and children
returned to their home in Lewiston
Saturday after spending several
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ben
scotter of American Ridge.
Miss Hazel Knight of Spokane
returned to her home Saturday
after spending the week with Miss
Georgia Hupp.
Mr.. L. D. Porter and daughter
returned to their home in Clark
ston Saturday after spending the
week with Mrs. O. Hupp.
The Kendrick Hardware installed
complete pneumatic water system
in the home of Tom LaBole. II
furnishes hot and cold water fol
the kitchen, bathroom and laundry
and also supplies water under pres
sure to his barn.
: Guy Lewis has complete ma
chine shop in the back of his gar
l age. He does a great deal of re
pair work on gasoline engines
broken binders and all kinds of irol
work, and the farmers aroun,
Kendrick find it very convenient t,
bring their machinery here to b.
a fixed rather than to send it away
y The Gazette had two iron boxing
for pulley shaft bored out thi
8 week. 1t took about twenty min
utes to have it done. By sendin,
y away to the nearest machine shop
e would have taken at least two days
r Hans Flo has completed a ney
house on his farm near Kendrick
He is giving it the last coat O
+ paint this week.
Mrs. Maggie Graham of Lewis
ton visited Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j
S Harris the first of the week. Mrs
r Graham, formerly Miss Addiso
y was resident of Kendrick for
number of years.
r Mrs. j. L. Fowler and daughter
y Mrs. Dave Senter, went to Lewis
d ton Thursday to spend several days
The Amateur Contest to be he'll
o at the Rex Theatre tonight promise
i to be even better than the first one
held a few weeks AGO. The man