The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-03-16
~ GLFANINGS II

announcing the death of his sister.
Her death leaves Mr.. Roush the
only survivor of his family.
DR.. Baker of Moscow, State Vet
erinarian for Idaho, was in Kend-
rick Tuesday on professional bust
ness.
A. G.. Wilson expects to start
work at once on the piece of road
along Potlatch creek west of the
Joe Davis place. Instead of follow
ing the creek, a new grade will be
made beginning near Mr.. Davis's
Barn and following the hillside to
the corner where the Pine Creek
and Texas Ridge Grades begin.
This will eliminate stretch Of road
along the creek bottom that is
usually flooded in the spring when
the creek gets high and will make
an easier grade up the Davis hill.
Jesse Collins has been tearing out
some of the upper part of the brick
work on the building occupied by
the Carlson Hardware Co., and
rebuilding it, as part of the walls
were out of plumb and in danger
of falling.
Miss Mae Stevens, daughter of
w. A. Stevens, and John Foyer, son
of MIR. and Mrs. Fred Foyer, were
married in Lewiston Wednesday
afternoon. They are both well
known young people and have many
friends here who will wish them
many years of happiness during
their married life. After spending
few days in Juliaetta and Kend-
rick they will move to Fairfield,
Wash. where Mr.. Foyer has rented
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Hotaling and
daughter of Nez Perez, visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ivy, Wednesday
of this week.
Claud May and Miss Hazel Bolen,
both of Kendrick. were married in
Lewiston Thursday evening. March
8.
The Misses Lura and Mona Walk
err of Peck are visiting their broth
err. N. E. Walker, this week.
Mrs. James Rodgers went to En-
terprise, Oregon Saturday where
she was called on account of the
critical illness of her sister, Mrs.
, John Austin. Mrs. Austin died be-
, fore Mrs. Rodgers reached Enter
: prise. The body will be. buried in
, the Kendrick cemetery, Friday or
: Saturday.
! Mrs. Mary Greenwood of South.
I wick went to Lewiston Wednesday
: to visit friends.
e Mrs. R. F. Bigham went to Lew
n iston Wednesday for short visit
r with friends.
Commissioner Woody says that
!. work will be begun some time nex1
week. if the weather is favorable
on the piece of road between Kend
n rick and the mouth of Waunchel
IS Gulch. He has appropriated :
: thousand dollars for the purpos,
/ and believes that those who use thu
n road will assist in improving it
= either by donating cash or labor
The road bed is to be graded AM
filled with rock foundation in tn
II low places and put in as good shap
: as the amount of money on ham
e will permit. This is one of tn
y worst stretches of road in this par
!. of the country and hard road t
= keep in shape.
a. Mrs. A. L. Johnson and Mis-
~ Julia Abrahamson of Moscow visit
l. ed with their sister, Miss Claric
Abrahamson, Saturday.
1T The Bachelors Club will hold
lie dance at the Fraternal Temple t
TT night. This is the last one for tn
~ season and an especially good tim
is expected. A number of invit,
tions have been sent out. Suppe
will be served in the dining room.
o. Mrs. A. R. Russell of Pomero
arrived Thursday to visit her pa
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Brown.
). The following tribute to the boo
u Of xuostorp poopos ho,por nuhl;cho