The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-06-15

Boneita Roberts went to Lewiston
Tuesday to spend week visiting
relatives.
The village council held a special
meeting Tuesday night for the pur-
pose Of passing an ordinance concern
ing the water system.
j. |. Mitcham received word from
his son John, who is stationed in
Virginia, that he was expecting to
leave for France in a few days.
The school board expects to elect
the teachers for the coming school
year in the near future. The men,
bers Of the board wish to consult
with the new principal in regard to
the qualifications Of the teachers be-
fore a final decision is made.
L. G. Peterson went to Genesee
Thursday where he expects to spend
a week on the Peterson farm. He
owns fourth interest in 24O acres
Of fine land near Genessee and he
and his brother Charles of Moscow
are going to put in FIVE acres of
beans and big patch Of potatoes.
Most of the land is rented and is
already in crop.
Miss Harriet Benscoter has accept
ed position as teacher in the Peck
school for next year.
The Charles Chandler family
moved from Juliaetta to the James
Sterling property in Kendrick last
week.
The following residents of this
section bought cars from the Kend-
rick Auto Company this week:
Charles Back, J. A. Carver, Lyman
Vaughan, w. R. Smith, R. F. Davis,
Charles Hall, Tin Daniels, Fred
Schoeff1er. Another carload of
Overlands was received by the
Company Wednesday of this week.
Rev. Frank Ware and family of
st. John, Wash. spent several days
of this week at the N. E. Ware
home on Big Bear ridge.
Oats hay for sale, two miles east
of Southwick. John Lisa. 24-4p
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Walker and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Gibbs went to
Moscow Wednesday evening in an
automobile to attend the circus.
jeff Buckles and two daughters,
Nellie and Carrie, went to Lewis
ton Thursday for visit with rela-
tives and to attend the circus which
is being held therestoday.
A wrestling match has been ar
ranged between Art Hartinger and
Iron Chamberlain at Leland tonight.
DR.. Moser took his family to
Moscow in his car Wednesday to at.
tend the circus.
Miss Ada Howell returned to her
home in Charleston Thursday after
spending the week with her sister,
Mrs. D. Onstott.
Mrs. J. F. Brown and son, Buster
left Thursday to visit relatives and
friends in Lewiston and Charleston.
Mrs. John Humphrey and daugh-
ter. Mary Jean, of Oakesdale are
visiting at the Elmer Grice home.
Mrs. H. N. Roberts and son,
Harold. went to Juliaetta Wednes-
day where they will remain several
days.
Owing to an entire change of
plans the Kendrick Roller Mill
warehouse, which was moved from
the old site at the lower end of
town to new location below the
Kendrick Rochdale Company's ware
house. had to be torn down and re-
built about 100 feet nearer the
Rochdale warehouse. The elevator
will be built where the warehouse
was located and the warehouse is
now being constructed where the
elevator was first intended to be
built. The present arrangement is
said to be much more satisfactory
than the first.
The first infallible sign of sum-
mer-the kids went swimming yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.1J. freshman and
daughter of Leland spent several
days of this week in Lewiston.
Mrs. John Florance and two chill
dren and Edith Dammarell went to
Asotin Thursday where they will re-
main for q time Wis limo relatives