The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-07-27

The Red Cross Pharmacy had
some substantial mile posts made
abyssa local firm and is having them
sPut up at number of road cross
Iings on the different ridges.
Florence Hegge Of Juliaetta and
Ernest Bolon Of Kendrick were
married in Lewiston Tuesday by
Rev. Snyder of the Methodist church.
Frank Chamberlain Of Tekoa was
in town the first Of the week visit
ing friends.
E. H. Dammarell had rather
serious case of tonsilitis last week
but has recovered and is again look
ing after his business interests.
Mr.. and Mrs Burt Walker re-
turned from Spokane Sunday where
they spent a week visiting friends.
Melvin West arrived in Kendrick
from Spokane Tuesday. He expects
to remain here some time providing
he can find suitable employment.
His father, T. B. West, is living
near Kellogg and has a contract
with a big mining concern to
deliver timbers for the mine. Her.
chel is in Colfax working on one of
the papers there.
E. P. Atchison and children and
Mr.. and Mrs. McCrea spent Satur-
day night and Sunday at Atwater
Lake. In the morning they enjoyed
some good fishing, catching over
forty in an hour and half.
The Kendrick Warehouse & Mill
ing Co. has put a single roof on
one of the big warehouses in the
upper part of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Vaughan and
two daughters of Cream Ridge and
Mrs. Roy Welker Of Lewiston visit
ed at the home Of jeff Buckles Sun
day. Nellie Buckles returned to
their home with them.
Mrs. R. B. Wishard and daughter,
Evelyn, of Peck visited several days
of this week with Mrs. l.. j. HERES.
Floyd Cochran Of Moscow, who
has been visiting with his aunt,
Mrs. A. r. Shumaker, returned to
his home Thursday.
Mrs. G. H. Daugherty of Julia.
eta was Kendrick visitor Thurs
day.
The manager Of the Rex Theatre
has taken an indefinite lease on the
building in which he has his picture
show. The old lease expired ir
July but the renewal will allow the
Theatre to continue operations anG
give Kendrick the same class of ser.
vice as in the past. The Rex i;
showing some good pictures.
George Glen Of Parkwater, Wash
arrived in Kendrick Tuesday tc
look over the crop prospects tt
determine whether 1t would pay to
start his threshing machine in this
territory this season. He is still
undecided as the crops are going tt
be short unless rain comes very
soon.
Burt Walker. who was in bust
ness here with the kendrick Servic,
Station. is now employed by tn,
Kendrick Auto Company in tn,
automobile repairing department.
Dan Guy and Roy Florance wen
to Spokane Wednesday for the pur
pose of enlisting in the U. s. arm!
service. They are going to try fo1
a position in the hospital corps.
Miss Esther Keilnerr of Lewiston
visited with Ruth Helpman Sunday
Miss Pearson Of Myrtle spent tn
first of the week with friends here
Clarence and Lulu Brown O
Charleston are visiting friends an,
relatives here this week.
Manila Hanson. who is workin,
in Lewiston spent Sunday at he
home here.
Rose Riggle of Spokane is visit
ing with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Riggle. this week.
Virginia and Georgia Hall O
Lewiston arrived Sunday to visi
their sister. Mrs. Fred Weaver O.
Texas ridge.
Beulah Long returned Tuesda
from Garfield where she has bee
visiting for several weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. John Winters O
Detroit, Michigan. and Harley Ode
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