The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-06-08
~ GLEANINGS ~

One business man in Kendrick re-
ceived large box of fans this week
which he had recklessly ordered for
his summer customers. He was be-
moaning the fact that he had not
ordered sweaters instead.
/ Mrs. Theo Hanson and two chill
dren, Evelyn and Harold, returned
from Dixon. Montana last week.
Manila Hanson stopped in Spokane
for a visit with friends but will be
here some time this week.
A vote of thanks should be given
4 the band boys for their services
Tuesday afternoon and evening.
They are always on the job when
ever they are needed.
i H. N. Roberts has taken the con-
tract Of painting John Waide's
house this week. Owing to the
scarcity of labor Mr.. Wade could
not get regular painter.
Z. Miss 10 Guy expects to attend
school at Seattle this summer and
will leave for that place the first Of
next week. She will probably be
[ gone about two months.
w. L. Finnell of Lewiston has
taken the position as manager of the
Madison Lumber Company's yard in
: Kendrick to fill the place left vacant
by the resignation Of E. E. Harms.
Mr.. Finnell is young man and not
married. He expressed himself to
!, be we'll pleased with the people in
: Kendrick that he had met.
The ladies of the Red Cross aux
! Hilary cleared over fifty dollars on
the receipts from the entertainment
: Tuesday night. The sale Of ribbons
by the little girls dressed in Red
Cross garb brought in thirteen dol
lars clear. Sam Callison made a
donation of five dollars for the cause
r which was greatly appreciated.
~ i i, / X.
: j. /. Mitcham secured license as
: an auctioneer and expects to carry
= on the business of crying sales or
Saturday afternoon while he is rura
!, carrier. Next fall he may devote
! his entire attention to the auctioneer
. ing business.
: The last reports from William
Taylor's son. operated on fol
n appendicitis last Saturday, are to thu
t effect that he is recovering as fas
as could be expected. He was in ;
very critical condition for while
y G. G. Oldfeld purchased a 1911
IS Dodge car from the Carlson Hard
ware agency this week.
o. Mrs. A. C. White spent Wednes
n day in Troy on business.
Bonnie Murphy returned hom
"a from Moscow Wednesday where sh
$. has been the past few weeks.
t. Mrs. John Cakes visited friend
n. in Troy Wednesday.
Josephine and Mary Chandler o
9 Juliaetta visited with their fathe
- several days of this week.
Mrs. James Bolen went to Lewis
n ton Tuesday to visit a short tim
h with relatives.
o. Mrs. L. Koker spent the first O
the week with relatives and friend
ID lin Moscow.
, The site where the -four mill use
- to stand presents rather a deserte
appearance as the main part of tn
W mill is being rapidly moved to tn
ar new location near the stockyards
1t will probably arrive at it's fins
destination the last of this week.
a l. A. Bauman of Spokane is assist
h. ing c. j. Dalburg in the barber shor
$. Mr.. Bauman ran barber shop j
er Clifford for several years.
Don McCrea returned fror
m Everett Wednesday. Don is men
V, Der of the coast artillery with heac
r. quarters at Everett and has thre
a. weeks leave of absence. On his re
turn he is expecting to be called int
( service for coast guard duty an
y probably in July will be sent
II France.
Ralph Boehl of Lewiston is visit
, ing friends in Kendrick severa
III days of this week.
le Elsie Thomas, Lucille Grenold
and 10 Guy were Juliaetta visitor
Thursday.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Baidwell of Ne
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