The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-11-16

Herman Wolf left Tuesday for
Kansas and Nebraska points where
he will visit for some time.
Mrs. Henry Hill went to Costilla.
New Mexico Tuesday where she
was called by the serious illness of
her sister.
George Suppiger of Moscow was
in Kendrick the first of the week
on business.
Delbert Riggle has enlisted in
the infantry at Seattle and expects
to leave soon for somewhere in tn
east.
The ladies of the Red Cross have
set aside Tuesday and Friday after
moons and Wednesday evening of
each week to meet at the Fraternal
Temple and sew. It is desired that
every member feel personal re-
sponsibility in this work and attend
as regularly as possible as there is
much work to be done during the
coming year.
Pennies are again recognized as a
medium of exchange since the eight
percent war tax on railroad fares
has been inaugurated.
Elsie Thomas, Sarah Drury, Rose
bud Brown and Josephine Foyer re-
turned from Lewiston Monday
where they spent several days with
friends.
Wesley Thomas of Charleston was
in Kendrick the first of the week
visiting his brother, Martin.
Mrs. Sam Bechtol brought sever
al branches from her raspberry
bushes into this office this week
which were we'll filled with ripe
berries. Not SO bad for the middle
of November. The bushes also
contained blossoms and green
berries.
The Guy Hotel served whale
steaks at the noon meal Tuesday.
They proved to be rather a popular
novelty as everyone was curious to
know how they would taste. One
bite was usually sufficient to satisfy
the curiosity and the appetite as
well.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Lutz moved
into their new bungalow on the
hill Wednesday.
Harry Hupp left for the coast
Tuesday for an extended visit.
Sam Callison is going to donate
all the profits derived from his auto
livery work for the rest of the sea-
son to the local Red Cross auxiliary.
Mr.. Callison says the money is
needed for the purchase of mater
ials to keep the good work going.
If you want to hear Vice Presi.
dent Marshall speak, you will have
the opportunity. as he will be in
Moscow tonight and will deliver 8
lecture at the University auditor
ium. The proceeds of the lecture
will be turned over to the Moscow
chapter Of the Red Cross.
H. Georg returned to Spokane
Wednesday. having completed his
contract with the Kendrick Ware.
house & Milling Company in erect
ing their concrete grain elevator
There are q few minor details te
be attended to get the elevator
and mill into actual operation bu,
this can be done by one man
Some of the spouting in the -four
mill is yet to be installed but tn.
greater part of the work is com
pleted.
DIR. Smith is doing most Of tn
work on the construction of tn,
new basement under the church
owing to the fact that labor is hart
to get. The basement is taking OF
greater proportions every day ant
when complete will add MATERIAL,
to the appearance of the church.
A large number of the farmer
of this community and citizens O.
Kendrick attended the Stock Show
at Lewiston, probably more than a
any previous year. 1t was general
ly pronounced a great success b.
those who attended.
Mrs. A. w. Allen of Juliaetta wa
a dinner guest of Mrs. w. w. Will
cox Tuesday of this week.
George Sind returned Wednesda,
from Canada where he went SOM
time ago to look after his propert'
there. Mr.. Sind says that time
seem quite prosperous in the sec