The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-12-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Senter of
Maiden, Wash. spent Christmas
with the j, L. Fowler family.
L. G. Peterson spent several days
in Moscow this week assisting in
the work of filling out the question
aires. He has put in most of his
time at this kind of work for over
a week and receives no remunera-
ton whatever for his services And
yet some of us growl when we have
to dig up dollar for the Red
! Cross.
Ten members of the Dammarell
family belong to the Red Cross.
This is the record for this part of
the county.
Scott Lamb sent word that he
had received an appointment for
the officers training camp and ex-
pected to take up his studies for
his commission very soon.
G. &. Oldfield expects to leave
today for California where he will
spend few days on business.
DR.. Smith received word from
his daughter yesterday that she was
taking her husband, Prof. Hans
Flo, to Mayo Brothers Hospital,
Rochester, Minnesota, for an opera
tion Of the stomach. Mr.. Flo has
been in ill health for several years,
warding off an operation, but has
now been advised by his physician
that immediate action is necessary
New Years services will be held
at the Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning at the usual hour.
Mrs. ]. H. Middleton of Pembina,
North Dakota arrived in Kendrick
Sunday to visit with her daughter,
Mrs. E. H. Dammarell.
Wouldn't it be a good idea for
those who have sons in the army to
put service flag in the window of
their home? 1t would be means
of keeping the fact constantly be-
fore us that boy from that home
is serving Uncle Sam. Kendrick
would have many windows display
ing a flag if all the boys were rep
resented in their homes.
Mrs Warney May and son, Jas
per, are spending the week enc
with Mrs. w. w. Wilcox.
The Namid Club will hold {
dance at the Fraternal Temple to
night.
Ole Lien and Isaac Lien went t.
American Lake Thursday to visi
Martin, who has been in training
there for several weeks.
Sewer pipe is being laid as fast a.
weather conditions will permit
Unless very severe winter weather
is experienced within the next few
weeks, the work will be rushed t.
completion as rapidly as possible t.
get ready for the grading in thu
spring.
The Overland Motor Co. is estab
fishing a branch Office at Moscow.
R. B. Parks and family tool
Christmas dinner at the Art Nor
gan home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Locke ar,
visiting relatives at Bellingham.
The Red Cross drive is reported
as being very successful in thi
vicinity.
w. A. McGhee and family hav,
moved into the new house recent,
erected by Ed freshman and pro
nounce it very comfortable home
YIN. D. McGregor of Troy visitet
his daughter, Mrs. r. D. Newton
several days this week.
The Kendrick Hardware Compan,
, entertained the following guests a
a five-course dinner at the kendricl
, Hotel Thursday night, Dec. 20: E
: P. Atchison. Glen Porter, G. T
{ Grice, John F. Wade, ]. R. Haizlip
and E. W. Lutz.
The contribution at the cantat
$ Sunday night amounted to approx
$ imately S25 in cash, which was do
$ mated to the Lewiston orphanage
Two large boxes of presents. food
stuffs, clothing etc. were also sen
| to make Christmas a pleasant da
q for the boys and girls in the chic
: ren's home. The cantata was give
by the school children. under tn
direction of Prof White and wa