The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-03-02

DR.. Smith of Southwick went to
Greer Tuesday on professional BUSH
ness.
N. H. Morss visited friends in
Uniontown and Genesee last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis jenkins of
Moscow came down Tuesday after
noon to attend the Masonic Banquet
held at the Fraternal Temple Tues
day night.
Mrs. ]. w. Roush of Spokane ar
rived in Kendrick Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. Roush is a former resi-
dent of Kendrick and has many old
friends here. She attended the
Masonic banquet Tuesday night.
R. ]. Lehman, who has had
charge of the Madison Lumber
yard for the past few months, left
for Lewiston Wednesday where he
expects to do some book work for
Madison Lumber Co.
The Bachelors Club will hold a
party dance at the Fraternal Temple
tonight for the regular members
and few guests.
Commissioner John l.. Woody
returned from Moscow Tuesday
where he attended the good roads
meeting. He reports very inter
esting time and said that large
crowd was in attendance,
James Patty of Mayer, Oregon,
brother of Patrick Patty, bought
the Elmer Keller place on Little
Bear ridge. The place consists OF
100 acres of bench land and it is
understood that the consideration
was $1,000. Mr.. Patty will move te
the place at once and expects tc
make his home there permanently
F. S. Brown, head book-keepel
for the Madison Lumber Co., wa.
in Kendrick this week checking
over the books and putting the
business in shape for the new man
ag n.
Geo. p. Barnum expects to g
back to his old home in Leroy
Illinois, some time this week. Hi
stated that his mother and brother
are seriously i'll and it would b.
necessary for him to leave soon.
J. B. Caldwell of Nez Perez visi
ted in Kendrick last Sunday will
his daughter, Mrs. Joe Ivy.
w. B. Kennedy of Charleston wa
in Kendrick last Friday on business
C. E. Carlson of Juliaetta, fathe
of A. X. Carlson, was in Kendricl
Thursday on business.
Mrs. jenkins went to Juliaett'
Thursday to visit her sister, Mrs
Charles Chandler.
Cora Roberts and Kate Anderson
visited friends in Moscow Thursday
Marvin Long, who is attending
school at Milton, Oregon. was called
home the first of the week on &C
count of the illness of his brother
Today. Tom Long of Hillyard
Wash, also came down Tuesday.
Postoffice Inspector, J. R. Fullin
wider, was in town Tuesday on bus
mess.
A number of Juliaetta Masons at
tended the banquet at the Fraterna
Temple Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Patton will entertain tn
Kendrick Study Club at the HON
of DR.. and Mrs. Smith, Wednesda
afternoon. March 7.
Morss & Dalburg dissolved par
nership Tuesday, Mr.. Dalburg tai
ing over the half interest in tn
business held by N. H. Morss.
N. E. Ware and Alec Galloway c
Big Bear ridge attended the Goo
Roads School at Moscow the first c
the week.
The following Masons and thei
wives from Troy attended the Nj
sonic Banquet here Tuesday night
I. A. Asbury, B. f. Nesbit and
M. Greene, DIR. w. S. Severns, d.
Mccall, w. F. Harland and daugi
ter. DIR. and Mrs. Mccall made tn
trip overland in sleigh, returnin
to Troy Tuesday night. The rest G
the party spent the night here, re
turning Wednesday morning.
Thomas Sturdevant is putting
new front on the store room in tn
Kendrick Hotel Block. A larg