The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-05-04

A dinner was given at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Brewer Sunday in
honor of Mrs. G. C. Blackburn's
sixty-fifth birthday. About thirty
guests were present.
John L. Woody purchased a
WHY'S KNIGHT car from the Kend-
rick Auto Company this week.
The bungalow being built by N.
B. Long is being rushed to compile
tion by the contractor, James
Rodgers. The dimensions are 46
by % on the foundation. 1t will
he one-story building and modern
throughout, 81
The town park was seeded to
grass this week and put in first
class condition. Last week the
trees were pruned and all rubbish
taken out of the park. When the
trees leaf out and the grass begins
to grow the park will be a real
beauty spot in the town,
E. H. Dammarell went to Spo-
kane Wednesday on a short business
trip. Il
The following men bought Ford
cars from L. E. Bennett this week:
Lester McGraw, w. R. Vincent,
August Meyer, O. S. Nelson, J. L.
Glen. H
The school is now in it's last
month Of work. The interest of
parents in their children should be
undiminished. It is we'll for pa
rents to ascertain how their child
rem are working. If a pupil is on
the border line between carrying
his work and his grade and, failing
to do so, the cooperation of his pa
rents in the last month. Of school
may inspire him to final effort
which will give him success.
The last of the eighth grade ex-
aminations will be given next week.
Quite a crowd Of the Kendrick
Home Guards turned out Monday
night for drill. Much interest Is
being taken in the work and few
weeks Of drilling will show a de-
cided improvement in the military
bearing of the Company. Friday
(tonight) the Company will drill on
Main Street at 8 o'clock sharp. y
Wednesday morning the Village
Council went in body to inspect
the road at the mouth of Brady
gulch and decide upon ways and
means whereby the condition of the
road could be improved and put in
such shape that it would not wash
out every spring. A number of
plans are being discussed and it is
thought that with the CO operation
of the county commissioners. the
creek bed can be Strengthened and
depend so that the highwater in
the spring will not overflow the
banks. u
Mrs. w. H. Payne spent the week
end in Charleston.
Robert Smith of Troy visited at
the Elmer Grice home Thursday.
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Mrs. C. A. Mullady and daugh-
ter, Mayre, of Kooskia visited with
Mrs. A. c. White Saturday.
Mrs. j. D. Agnew Of Moscow
visited friends here Thursday.
Miss Hoke, Mrs. s. E. Crows SIS
ter, went to Lewiston Thursday for
a short visit.
A good crowd attended the w.
0. w. meeting Thursday night to
witness the work put on by the
Pullman team. District Manager
Horton was present and assisted in
the work. After the business af-
fairs of the evening were disposed
Of a lunch was prepared by N.
Brooks which was much enjoyed.
Charles Hunter of Lewiston was
in Kendrick Thursday on business.
He recently underwent very SER
ious operation at a Lewiston hos
pital and expects to leave soon for
Portland for further medical treat
ment. A
Tom Sturdevant went to Lewis.
ton Wednesday. where he purchased
a planer for his lumber yard.
On next Wednesday evening,
May 9, at the Fraternal Temple, a
class in dancing will be organized
under the direction of Prof. Calvert
of The Metronome Dancing Acad-
envy of Lewiston. The course will
cover thoroughly the techneaue and