The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-02-01
GLEANINGS


ter arrived Monday from Lewiston
to visit at the r. f. Bigham home.
Mrs. Weber expects to. remain
some time but her daughter joined
her husband in Spokane Tuesday.
Attorney Tweedy of Lewiston was
in Kendrick last week on legal
business.
Mrs. Clara Sheath of Lapwai
visited her sister. Mrs. Harvey
Roberts, several days this week.
Roy Skeels was a Lewiston visitor
Saturday.
George Suppiger of Moscow was
in town Saturday on professional
business.
Waldo Thompson of Lewiston
spent the week end here visiting
friends.
Herman w. Friebe, section boss
on this line some years ago, sent
word that if anyone would buy his
eight shares of Fraternal Temple
stock, he would contribute half the
amount to the Kendrick Red Cross.
Mr.. Callison bought the shares for
fifty dollars, sending half to Mr..
Friebe and retaining the rest in the
Red Cross treasury. The local or
ganizatlon received $141.30 last
week from the combined receipts
of the above donation, the dance at
Linden and the benefit dance in
Kendrick.
The next number of the lyceum
course will be given Feb. Is. 1t
will be musical program by the
Rob Roy male quartet.
Mrs. Theo Hanson returned Fri
day from Lewiston where she spent
a week with her daughter, Manila.
The Juliaetta High School won
the basketball game last Friday
night from the Kendrick High
School boys, at Juliaetta, by score
of 26 to IS. The local high school
team is scheduled to play the Myrtle
team here tonight at the gym
nasium.
l.. G. Peterson was in Lewiston
and Moscow the first of the week
on professional business.
Mrs. Deobald and Miss Nettie
Mae Jacobus were Spokane visitors
Monday.
Marie Lila Ludberg of Spokane
gave recital at the High School
auditorium Monday night in the
presence of a small crowd. The en-
tertainment was advertised but a
very short time SO that large aud
fence was hardly to be expected.
Miss Ludberg's program was made
up of humorous, pathetic. dramatic
and patriotic selections. She has a
pleasing personality and a good
voice. A percentage of the net
proceeds of the entertainment was
applied on the piano fund.
Mr.. and Mrs. CLANCY of Troy are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Art Sly at
their home near Kendrick.
Deputy Sheriff John Hall was in
Kendrick Wednesday on business.
He was trying to locate Vance Ellis,
who has failed to RETURN his ques-
tionaire to the local exemption
board. 1t has been rumored that
Vance enlisted sometime ago in
Montana.
AL Mckee of Lapwai was trans
acting business in Kendrick We'd
nesday. He stated that on Tuesday
of this week men were in the field
blowing.
Mrs. Harry McKeever went to
Moscow Wednesday to be with her
husband a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Christensen
went to Lewiston Wednesday on
business.
Richard Rauschke returned from
Spokane Tuesday where he has been
working in the railroad yards. He
was examined before the Latah
board and passed his physical ex-
animation the first of the week.
Hooverizing is still considered
good form. Greater food saving
than ever before is necessary to re-
lease more supplies for the army
and for the allies. Those who have
signed pledge cards are still in duty
bound to live up to the promises
that the signing of the pledge in
cludes and should endeavor to re-
duce waste and extravaganza to the
minimum.