The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-11-23

Inc spokesman review was
in error on the report of
the Y. M. C. A. drive last week.
1t stated that the total canvas on
the six different ridges amounted
to $3.50. The actual amount OBJ
tanned from the ridges alone was
$1279.20. The amount given from
Little Bear ridge in this issue is not
the total subscription from this
ridge as Troy worked practically
all of that territory and received
liberal donations.
Mrs. James Rodgers underwent
very serious operation at the Grit
man hospital in Moscow last Friday
morning. The operation was sue
cessful and Mrs. Rogers is rapidly
recovering.
Andrew Nelson, who worked for
Harry Hupp this summer and was
taken to American Lake in the Sec
ond quota from Latah county, was
rejected on account of the. condition
of his teeth. He was in Kendrick
short time Tuesday.
The Kendrick Study Club had an
unusually interesting meeting at
the home of Mrs. Harry Grinolds
Wednesday afternoon, although the
attendance was not large. A paper
prepared by Mrs. E. R. Porter, on
Dutch and Flemish Art" was read
by Mrs. Today Long and number
of short talks were made by mem.
bers of the Club on Famous Paint
ings of Great Britain"
Charles Riggle received a card
from his son, Delbert. stating that
he would leave for the Philippines
November Is. He was to leave in
a transport from somewhere on the
Pacific coast.
Iron Chamberlain and Van VAL
kenburg wrestled a twenty minute
preliminary to the match between
Walter Miller and Chris Giesick in
Spokane last week. The prelimi-
nary was draw. Chamberlain re-
ceived challenge from Ted Thye
the first of the week in which Thye
agrees to throw Chamberlain twice
in an hour for the door receipts,
the match to be held in Kendrick.
Mrs. William Coffey, formerly
Miss Ethel Plummer, daughter of
Mrs. Jennie Plummer, is now living
at Douglas, Arizona, where she was
married October 26 to Private
William Coffey, headquarters com
pany, field artillery, stationed at
Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Compton went
to Lewiston Tuesday afternoon for
short business visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Gibbs enjoyed
visit with relatives Sunday. 'Mr
Gibbs brother, Ben and his wife
and little son from Tennessee and
the Rev. G. H. Gibbs and sister
Miss Fannie Morris spent the day
here. Rev. Gibbs preached in the
Methodist church Sunday.
Mrs. A. G. Wilson went to Peel
Wednesday to be with her daughter
who is quite ill.
WANTED: gallon and S gallor
cans, 10 and Is cents. Overland
Motor Company. AL
Miss Eva Moore. one of the higl
school teachers, was a Moscow
visitor Saturday.
Perry Black of Moscow was il
kendrick Thursday for short visit
Mr.. Lewtas delivered lectur,
on Italy before the school Thursda.
morning.
Mrs. Nels Longeteig Of South
wick was called to pocatello Wed
nesday by the serious illness of he,
father.
George Drury of Texas ridg,
sold two hogs to E. P. Atchisol
Thursday that brought S126 afte
a dockage of forty pounds had beef
subtracted from the weight.
| Charles Pemberton, who has beef
in the regular army for severa
years. has been transferred from
Vancouver. Wash. to American
Lake, where he now has headquar
tiers in Company M, 14th Infantry.
The $36.95 sent down from tn
Fairview district on Potlatch ridg,
by the Dorcas Society, will help thu
Red Cross auxiliary in Kendrlcl
greatly as money was needed badly