The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-03-29
GLEA.NINGS

Saturday where Mr.. Walker has a
position in garage, owned by his
brother.
Claud Stanton returned to his
home in Bremerton. Wash, last
week after spending week with
relatives here.
Miss Grace Raby was Moscow
visitor Saturday.
Waldo Thompson spent the week
end with his parents in Lewiston.
Ed Long sold his big dray team
to Ralph Roberts last week. He
still has the smaller team, which he
expects to turn out to pasture this
spring. He believes he can handle
the dray business here with his big
2-ton truck as soon as the roads are
good.
Brian Deobald Of American ridge
was Moscow visitor Saturday.
Mrs. H. w. Best of Peck visited
friends in Kendrick this week.
Frank Meyer was Lewiston
visitor Saturday.
Thomas Sturdevant bought TWEEN
ty town lots from Joe Fruchtl Mon
+ dav. Mr.. Sturdevant now owns
the lots upon which his lumber yard
is located, with the exception of
three, which belong to the Vollmer
estate.
Word has been received from
Con Patty, who is in France, that he
is still in the hospital where he
has been ill for several months,
after an operation for appendicitis.
The Deary Creamery will open
April LIST. It is stated than the
directors intend to pay Spokane
prices for butterfat, less express
charges to Spokane.
DR.. j. E. Hoyt went to Spokane
Saturday to take his examination
for commission in the medical de-
partment of the army. He will un-
doubtedly receive an appointment
in the near future and expects to
be placed in the orthopedic surgery
department. Mrs. Hoyt is at her
home in Minneapolis and in case the
doctor is called soon, she will re-
main there until after the war.
G. S. Porter spent Sunday in
Moscow, returning on the night
train.
R. j. Leth. state seed commits
sioner and field agronomist of the
extension division Of the University
of Idado, was in Kendrick Tuesday
on his way to Juliaetta where he
expects to arrange meetings for the
purpose of encouraging the building
of grain elevators and handling
grain in bulk.
Mrs. Robert Barber of Lewiston
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. L.
y. f1erfeS, CnlS week.
The Potlatch Electric Co. is max
ing big drive this week on the re-
wiring of the line between Kend-
rick and Troy. The last shipment
of wire arrived Wednesday and the
line will in all probability be COM
pleted tomorrow. There will be no
trouble from low voltage with the
new copper circuit.
Ernest Randall is confined to his
home with case of smallpox. He
is getting along nicely, although he
was quite i'll for two days. His
home has been quarantined.
The Kendrick High School will
have two graduates this year, Mable
McKeever and Clara Bailey. Com
mencement will occur May "a.
Eddie Atchison of Lewiston was
visiting his father, E. P. Atchison
in Kendrick, this week. He return
Su W ACWioSou uIoudf anu 1TOIIl
there he will leave for American
; Lake, March 20. as he was drawn
in the selective service for military
duty.
R. C. Beacn and Rev. R. D. Sny.
der of Lewiston were in Hendricks
Thursday morning making arrange.
ments for the lecture on the war
to be given here next Monday
morning at IL o'clock. There will
be no admission charged for the
lecture.
Henry Georg. of the firm of AL
loway & Georg of Spokane, was il
Kendrick Thursday on business
His firm has the contract of build