The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1916-07-21
X GLEANINGS X

al Frank, of Southwick left Sat
nrday. for Couer d'Alene where he
expects to find employment.
The Misses Ella and Agnes Rogn-
stad, of Charleston, arrived Satur-
day to visit at the home Of their
father, Mr.. T. A. Rognstad, of Big
Bear ridge.
Miss Olive Wilson of Potlatch
ridge, left Friday for Cherry Lane,
Idaho, where she will spend the
next two months.
Mrs. S. H. Fowler, of Linden
went to Moscow, Friday to spend
few days with relatives and friends.
Mrs. L. Stein, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Westendahl and Mrs. MUIR
phy returned to her home at Mos
COW, Friday.
Miss Bernadine and Gwendolyn
Moser, returned Friday from Pa
louise where they spent part of last
week.
A hard wind storm occurred SUM-
day evening. 1t twisted branches
off of several trees in town and
blew tree across the electric light
wires near Grenold's livery barn.
breaking two of the wires. 1t was
necessary to shut down the light
plant for an hour until the damage
could be repaired.
Miss Ruby Newman and little
sister Vera arrived in Kendrick
from Lapwai Monday to spend a
few days with relatives on Texas
ridge.
Harry Davis spent last Saturday
and Sunday in Lapwai with friends,
returning home Monday morning.
j. F. Bailey of St. Cloud, Florida
arrived in Kendrick Friday and will
spend couple of weeks visiting
with Frank Benscotter and Cyrus
Roberts who are relatives of his.
A. v. Dunkle, Stuart Compton,
Ralph Knepper and Otto Schuyler
went to Spokane last Friday in one
of Lewis's cars, to register for the
Golville land drawing. Otto drove
the car from Kendrick to Spokane
In five hours and ten minutes which
is pretty good time considering the
condition of the roads. Norris
Walkers brother came over from
Peck in his car and took Norris to
Spokane Friday to take a chance on
the land drawing.
Amy Keith, Bertha Davidson,
Hattie Benscotter. Byard Davidson,
Pete Benscotter, Clifford Davidson
and Frank Benscotter went to Spok-
ane Sunday to register and returned
Monday night.
Mrs. w. Smith and Retta Holman,
past presidents 'of the Rebekah AS
sembly. and Mrs. Daylong and Mrs.
Garrison, all residents of Moscow
visited the Rebekah lodge here
Tuesday night.
Mrs. N. B. Long went to Lewis
ton Sunday to meet her sister, Miss
Nettie Killian, of Walla Walla, who
accompanied her home Monday
Miss Killian expects to spend the
5 ummer here.
The Misses Florence and Nettie
Eondren, of Kamiah, arrived here
Wednesday to visit at the VIM. Frey
tag home for few days.
Joe Davis returned from Winifrec
Montana, where he has been staying
for the past several months. Hi.
son, Ernest, has homestead neal
Winifred and according to the re
ports from his father the land i.
very good. Ernest is playing bal
ON the Wlnifred team this year.
John Carlton, son of Marsh Carl
ton. of Fix ridge, had painful
accident this week. His brother
Vance, was moving with scytht
and while swinging it after cutting
a swath, struck John on the CHR
with the point of the scythe, cutting
thru the under lip and knocking
out tooth.
Mrs. Susan Coble. of Kansas City
Missouri, arrived in Kendrick Wed
anesday. She will visit her son, w
e. Coble, for some time.
Manager Dunkle, of the Potlatcl
Electric Company, says that whel
he throws the switch that turns OF
the current in the Troy line, it will
probably kill all the little bird
with weak hearts that are sitting OF