The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-07-13

Mrs O. +. MACPHERSON, accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Fora
Ware, went to Charleston Friday to
spend few days with relatives.
C. j. Dalburg went to Lewiston
Monday on business, returning
Tuesday morning.
Miss Elizabeth Wisdom of Asotin,
Wash. spent several days this week
visiting with her cousin, Miss Ruth
Dammarell.
County Commissioner John l..
Woody left Tuesday for Moscow to
join the commissioners in regular
session.
Edna Ross. president of the
Rebekah State Assembly, made her
official visit here in a joint session
of the Kendrick and Juliaetta
lodges. Light refreshments were
served after the business Of the
evening had been finished.
The new school district near
Crescent was granted by the COM
missioners this week and the dis
trict will start bonding at once.
The trustees appointed are Messrs.
Bagley, Eakin and Fisher. Mr..
Eakin will give the grounds for the
building which will be structure
costing in the neighborhood of a
thousand dollars.
The Cedar Creek Lumber Com
pany, located a mile above the
mouth of Cedar Creek, expects to
cut in the neighborhood of 100000
feet of lumber this year. The plan
is to move the mill later on to
location a mile up Potlatch Creek
from the mouth of Cedar Creek.
The company is working short
handed and needs four or five more
men.
The Misses Anna and Hannah
Wegner went to Lewiston Tuesday
where they will remain short
time.
Mrs. C. M. Lamar of Lewiston
visited her daughter, Mrs. j. l..
Keller. Tuesday.
G. S. Porter was in Moscow on
business Wednesday.
Mrs. Josephine Hegge left for
her home in Juliaetta Wednesday.
|. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Randall
moved into their home the first of
the week and the William Huyette
] family moved into the house former
t ly occupied by the A. c. White
: family.
AL Mckee of Lapwai was in
q Kendrick Tuesday on business.
Waldo Thompson of Lewiston,
who has a large acquaintance in
d Kendrick. purchased modern cab
+ met plant in Lewiston on New Sixth
Street. Mr.. Thompson is an expert
cabinet maker.
Mrs. Guy Lewis went to Spokane
Sunday for short visit, returning
Monday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Dean Wright of
n Agatha were in Kendrick Thursday
n on business.
. Fred Bolon, member of the Ma
v tional Guard stationed near Pasco,
o visited in Kendrick this week.
At the annual meeting of the
IS Farmers Union Warehouse Com.
pany at Deary some time ago il
Il was unanimously agreed by the
stockholders to build grain eleva'
tor. Almost half of the necessary
;, money had already been raised tc
It build the elevator and cold storage
d plant in connection. A meeting
will be held at Deary tomorrow to
= decide the matter definitely.
n Joe Ivy purchased the confection
% cry and card tables owned by c. j
IS Dalburg and took possession the
It first of the week. Mr.. Dalbure
will keep the barber shop equip
ment and has established his shoI
in H. P. Hull's Office. Mr.. Ivy ex
poets to make a number of change.
ee in the business and add material!
er to the stock. He has had a number
of years experience in the confec
tionerv business. One of his plan
r is to install pool table in the rea
ie of the room.
ce Mrs. j. w. Forbis and children
n of Oakesdale, who have been visit
ing at the N. B. Long home, re
turned home Thursday. Beulal
do ono accompapiad thopo