The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1916-04-07

Mrs. Robert Smith Of Leland, was
in Kendrick Friday 31st.
Did you ever have fourteen men
with trained voices, sing to you for
a whole evening? If you haven't,
come to the Barnum Theatre Tues
day night and listen to the Royal
Gwent Welsh Male singers. If
you're not there they won't miss
you, bnt you'll miss them.
Mrs. Ed. Taylor and daughter,
Miss Gertrude of Juliaetta, were
Kendrick visitors Thursday.
Mrs. w. May is spending week
at home on Big Bear ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cakes left
Saturday for Big Bear ridge, where
they will work for Mr.. James Hoff-
man this summer.
Miss Grace Florance left for
Asotin, Wash, Sunday, where she
will spend couple of weeks with
relatives.
Mr.. George Wright left for Spo-
kane, Monday.
Mrs. Hugh Helpman departed
for Northport, WASH, Monday. She
will visit in Spokane short time
before going to Northport.
DR.. Hoyt was a business visitor
in Spokane this week.
Miss Wilhelmina Melville, of Big
Bear ridge left for Moscow Monday,
to spend a few days, going from
there to Pomeroy to remain indef-
initely. n,
Mrs. Nina French left for Spo-
kane on business Monday.
Mr.. j. D. Ross, Prof. Best and
wife and children attended the South
Methodist meetings in Juliaetta
Sunday, returning !. to Hendricks
Monday morning.
Mr.. Skinner. proprietor of the
sawmill at Bovard, was in Hendricks
for a short time this week.
Miss Verleine Emmett left fol-
Troy Tuesday. She will return
home Saturday.
Mr.. w. j. Harris, Secretary Of
the Industrial Y. M. c. A. of Boville
left for Lewiston Tuesday. Mr.
Harris has been visiting relatives
at Southwick.
Mrs. l. M. Taylor and little son
Sylvester arrived from Bend, Ore.
to visit with her sister, Mrs. F
Nichols on Texas ridge.
Miss Meta Stevens of Moscow
is visiting Mrs. Frank Meneely thi
week on Big Bear ridge.
Mr.. Wilbur Kennedy and famil.
left for Standpoint this week wher'
they will reside. Mr.. Kennedy ha
been handling the cream route TO
the Kendrick Cooperative Creamer.
Co. His reason for leaving Ken
drick is that the altitude here is to-
low for his little daughters health
Mr.. A. R. Rhinehart, who ha
been visiting his daughter, Mis-
Martha Rhinehart, who is teaching
school on Texas ridge, left TO
Cottonwood to visit his othe
daughter before returning to hi
home in Wallace, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Gibbons lief
for Spokane the first of the wee
to remain for short time unit
their plans materialize.
Little Alma and Frank M ,neel
of Big Bear ridge, left for Lewisto
to visit a week with their grand
mother, Mrs. X. Braswell.
The fishing season closed the frs
of April and will not open agai
until the first of May. The close
season is supposed to protect tn
fish during the spawning perioc
Fish do not spawn, in this part c
the country, during April but thos
who want to fish will have to wa
a. month longer, just the same.
J. w. Roush has been working {
the old Pine creek saw mill. takin
apart one of the houses which ws
built there some years ago viii
the mill was in operation. Al M
Kee bought the lumber in the hou:
and will have it hauled to one I
his ranches, where Mr.. Rousch wi
erect a bungalow.
Miss Martha Kruger who HI
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