The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-03-09

Charles McKeever received d
telegram Wednesday morning stat
ing that his father had passed away.
His father was an old resident near
Kansas City having resided on a
farm there for forty-nine years.
He was eighty years old at the time
of his death and is survived by his
wife and five children.
There seems to be quite demand
for bean and pea threshers in the
Potlatch section. Phil Humid has
sold six since the first of the year.
Josephine Foyer and Agnes Grice
went to Moscow Saturday to visit
friends. They attended the High
school dance at Guild Hall Saturday
night.
Percy Mckenzie, who has been
working in Gibbs barber shop for
some time. has accepted position
with c. J. Dalburg. Gene Gibbs is
expecting his brother from Tenne-
ssee, who has had seven years ex-
perience in the barber business
Gene expects to sell half interest
in the shop to his brother.
Eugene Gibbs returned from Spo-
kane last week with the news that
he is the proud parent of an eight
pound boy.
The Gazette shop is printing an
eighty page booklet of western
poems written by W. C. Jacks of
Southwick. 1t will be finished soon
and will be put on sale by Mr.
Jacks at an early date. The name
Of the booklet is Buds of Sage.
brush" and it is made up entirely
of poems taken from western sub
jects.
This is good time to get your
subscription squared up before the
spring rush begins. Remember
you save fifty cents year by pay
ing in advance.
DR.. j. E. Hoyt had runaway
Sunday as he was crossing the N
P. rail road track in the east end Of
town. His sleigh tipped over
throwing him out and fracturing 6
rib. The team went on to the barr
without doing any further damage
The Potlatch Consolidated Elec
trio Company began stringing wire
the first of the week for their new
power line between Moscow anc
Troy.
A good size crowd attended the
Bachelors Club Dance at the Fra
ternal Temple last, Friday evening
A very enjoyable evening was spent
by the young people,
Mrs. Stanley Talbot and daugh
ter of Lewiston spent the week enc
with her mother, Mrs. S. E. Crow
w. w. Johnson of Juliaetta was
a business visitor in Kendrick Fri
day.
Beulah Cargill of Juliaetta visit
ed friends in Kendlick Sunday.
Daisy Sly and Hattie Rauschke
went to Lewiston Monday for {
short visit with friends.
Hazel Bolen went to Juliaetts
Monday to spend the week with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bailey return
ed home from Lewiston Friday.
Norris Walker went to Lewiston
Saturday afternoon to spend the
week end with friends.
N. H. Morss went to Pullman thu
first of the week where he assisted
Pallman auctioneer in crying {
sale.
The Kendrick Boys Quartet mad,
quite hit on the program giver
by the Whitney Boys Chorus
They were encored four times.
Attorney George Hoyt of Tro,
spent the week end in Kendricl
with DR.. and Mrs. Hoyt.
A number of highschool pupils
and teachers went to Moscow Sat
urday afternoon to attend the Latal
County Spelling Contest and to heal
the Whitney Boys Chorus.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Cavendish
returned home from Myrtle Poin
and Portland, Oregon. Wednesda,
where they have been visitin,
friends for number of weeks
While there they witnessed an un
usual amount of snow for tina