The Kendrick gazette., 1917-06-22

new potatoes on the market elgnt-
cen days earlier than this season.
He says that the later vegetables
will come on very little Later than
they did last year as the warm days
will soon make up the difference
that the late cold spring has caused.
In a letter from R. H. Roscberry,
who went to Ashmore, Montana
short time ago accompanied by Mrs.
Roseberry, he states that the coun-
try looks very prosperous and that
they expected to locate there per-
manently.
Quite number of Kendrick peo-
pie went to Lewiston Fridny night
in their cars to attend the circus.
Fl. Busse returned from Spokane
last Friday where he attended the
druggists convention number Of
days.
Burl Emmett went to Spokane
Tuesday after another carload Of
Overlands.
The ladies Of the Kendrick Study
Club subscribed $500 toward the
Red Cross fund this week.
Kendrick just lacked $50 Of sub
scribing the amount allotted toward
the Liberty Loan Bond. Thomas
LaBolle bought a bond for $100 too
late last week to be included in the
list of bond subscribers published in
the Gazette. This brought the
total to $16,95O. One more fifty
dollar bond would have put Kend-
rick on the honor list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Grenolds and
son spent Sunday in Juliaetta with
Mrs. Grenolds' parents.
Fern Odekirk Of Nez Perce, who
has been visiting with Blanche
Hemway, left Tuesday for Moscow.
jeff Buckles went to Agatha
Tuesday where he will remain sew
eral weeks.
County Agent C. B. Wilson was
in Kendrick Tuesday to organize the
girls canning club. About fifteen
girls were present and took their
first lesson, under the direction Of
Mr.. Wilson, in the kitchen of the
Fraternal Temple. Mrs. Charles
Chandler assisted in the demonstrat-
ion work. The club will endeavor
to meet every two weeks.
Miss Anna DeCourcey of Spokane
is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. E.
Wilcox this week.
Ira Nowling of Charleston was ir
Kendrick Wednesday on business.
A. v. Garrett, who has been assist
ing J. E. Gibbs in the barber shor
for some time, moved with his
family to Midvale. Idaho Wednesday
N. E. Walker bought five pass
enger Pullman car from A. V
Garrett last week. He is having il
thoroughly overhauled.
The Kuykendahl brothers received
delivery on a new Mitchell ST,
through the Kendrick Service
Station this week.
Mrs. Sam Callison was quite il
the first of the week with an attacl
of tonsilitis.
Pierce Hamley, former postmaster
of Kendrick, spent the week enc
here with his sister, Mr. Hamle.
expects to teach school next winter
Prof. Best and family will spen(
the summer at Peck where Mr.. Bes
will have charge of the Methods
church at that place. Mr.. Best i
expecting his parents to move ives
soon and he may decide to accom-
pany them to southern Californi;
and locate there.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Oldfield ant
son, Max, returned Wednesday from
their vacation trip. They travele,
through northern Idaho and Wash
ington and in nine davs of actua
driving in their car, covered dis
tance of 800 miles. They campe
five days at Fish Trap Lake an
while there enjoyed some splendi
bass fishing. They stopped a shor
time at number of lakes in tn
northern part of the state.
Mrs. j, C. Bibb and daughter
Lena, who have been visiting wit
Mrs. Hugh Stanton, left for Hattor
Wash. Tuesday.
Mary Bunger and Effie Shelb
went to Moscow Tuesday to Wis
phvlIis Caip wha ic in tho bncpit.