The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-02-09

lUCy CAME W VIoiI NIL FL uuCh-
thaler's brother, Fred, who lives
near Southwick.
Mrs. Ed Petrick and son of Julia
eta spent Wednesday and Thursday
at the J.ePetrick home.
Mrs. S. E. Crow returned home
from Lewiston Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Emmett
were Moscow visitors Thursday.
L. G. Peterson was transacting
business in Moscow Thursday.
Wayne Gambler returned to Gar
field Thursday after spending a
week with relatives here.
Mrs. John Kennedy and daugh-
ter, Alma were Moscow visitors
Wednesday.
Miss Meta Wolf spent the week
end in Lewiston with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Oldfeld and
son, Max, spent Sunday in Lewiston.
Mrs. l. Crandall returned to her
home in Pullman Wednesday.
Mrs. F. L. Johns of The
Dalles, Oregon arrived Wednesday
morning to visit her daughter,
Mrs. N. L. Hill, near Linden.
Mrs. w. E. Coble and son visited
friends in Juliaetta Wednesday.
Claude Stanton IF Everett, Wash,
arrived in Kendrick Saturday night
and spent several days visiting his
mother and two brothers, Harry
and Hugh.
The Department Of Forestry at
the University of Idaho is prepared
to send to residents of the State a
limited number of shade and forest
trees which it has tested and can
: recommend for general planting.
| The trees range in price from l
cent each up to 80 cents. Most
species are offered at % cents and
7 5 cents each which includes the
cost of packing and drayage. For
bulletin giving further details, ad-
dress G. H. Shattuck, Department
t of Forestry, Moscow, Idaho.
George Barnum is getting up a
: list of names of those who would
| be willing to join a militia to be
S organized in Kendrick. Practically
every one who was approached on
the subject signified his willingness
| to join. Mr.. Barnum had list of
over sixty names pledged and is
e now taking it up with the governor
to get the necessary papers, giving
him authority to proceed in the or
! ganization.
The Lyndon-Gordon Sisters to-
J. night at the Rex Theatre. Third
number of the Lyceum course.
This beautiful spring weather is
a beginning to wake up the baseball
y fans. Manager Wilcox is lining w
his list of available candidates and
! feels very much encouraged over
y the seasons prospects.
= The Kendrick Warehouse & Mill
: ing Company have installed giant
= bean picker. After the beans have
been run thru the cleaner they ar.
then put thru the picker. It is ,
N power machine and requires very
o little attention. The beans are al
# most as clean as when picked b,
o hand and the added advantage O.
s having the work done at a mucl
greater speed, is the big consider
alton. A fair days work for thi
d machine is five tons of picked beans
!. The Woodmen Lodge had bi,
- =, meeting in Kendrick Wednes'a IA.
!, II night. The crowd assembled to Sc,
80 six candidates initiated into tn
mysteries of woodcraft. Judgin,
.. from reports heard the next morn
IS ing none of the newly obligated
,r brothers had anything on tn
goat" N. Brooke served a luncl
in his usual acceptable manner.
" Mrs. F. L. Wicks of Clifford i
visiting her sister in-law, Mrs. G
ic M. Lewis.
ar c. E. Horton of Spokane. organ
izer for the W. o. w. lodge, lief
Thursday for lilo after spendin,
o. several days working in the inter
a. est of the local lodge.
Mrs. Jennie Plummer went t,
S. Spokane Thursday to visit he
If daughter, Muriel, who is quite i'll
:. Mrs. Perry Huddleston and chill
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