The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-04-27

Frank Benscoter and Dan Guy
spent Saturday in Lewiston.
Miss Agnes Westling of Juliaetta
visited friends in Kendrick Sunday.
Mrs. w. Pemberton went to Lew
iston Monday to visit her daughter.
Thelma Christensen spent the
week end in Lewiston with her
mother.
Miss Elsie Thomas returned home
from Portland Saturday.
Miss Georgia Hupp spent the
week end in Moscow.
John P. Vollmer has offered the
use of his vacant lots in Kendrick
for garden purposes. to any who
may apply. There are number
of desirable garden spots among his
lots.
Mrs. James Emmett ran a piece
of a broken needle into tn, palm OF
her hand last week. The piece Of
needle was deeply embedded in the
flesh and caused very painful
wound.
Algie Mckenzie of Clifford spent
Sunday with his brother Percy.
f, Mrs. Joe Atchison returned from
Juliaetta Tuesday where she has
been visiting relatives.
Mrs. Sam Stanton went to Mos
cow Tuesday to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Schoonover.
Miss Ella Meecham Of Peck visit
ed at the home of L. j. Herris last
week.
r. w. Stafford of Moscow, secre-
tary and manager of the Moscow
Packing & Cold Storage Co., was in
Kendrick Tuesday inspecting some
fruit trees which had been shipped
in. He also inspected orchards on
American ridge. Mr.. Stafford left
a printed table at the postotfice,
giving the proper time to spray for
the different pests in various parts
of the state. He reports the or
chards in this locality ba'ily infest-
ed with scale.
John Halseth returned from
Montana Monday where he has been
for the past few weeks. He had
an attack of appendicitis and was
forced to stop work. 1t is thought
an operation may be necessary.
The many friends of Today Long
were glad to see him down town
again this week after his serious
Illness. He made the trip down
for the purpose of voting at the
city election Tuesday.
The Kendrick State Bank has ap-
piled for $4,000 worth of war
bonds. These bonds draw 81 per-
cent interest and are considered alb
solutely gilt edge investments, al
though they do not draw large
rate of interest.
The many friends of A. P. Ham
ley will be glad to learn that after
an examination by his physician he
was discharged from custody by
Justice Hyde in Spokane. Mr.,
Hamley was arrested in Spokane
last week on complaint of his di.
vorced wife, to answer to the charge
of failing to provide for his chill.
iren. Doctors testified to the fact
that Mr.. Hamley had undergone an
operation recently and was in very
poor health.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Davis
Tuesday morning, a fine 10 pounC
daughter
Jess Riley took the Universe
tractor, sold by the Kendrick Ser
vice Station, to Tom Daugherty'
place on the Potlatch Tuesday te
give it a try-out. Rain started be-
fore thorough test could be made
N. E. Ware of Big Bear Ridge
purchased a fine black team neal
Cameron, Thursday.
Mrs. Maud White has organized
a china painting class in Troy.
Juliaetta will hold big patriot,
meeting Saturday to consider way
and means of conserving food stuff
and increasing crop yields.
The Kendrick Auto Company in
stalled a new 2-horse power motto
In their garage V ednesday, to b.
used for running their lathe.
Miss Mattice of Spokane, train
ed nurse. arrived in Kendrlck Wed
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