The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-07-26
GLEANINGS

Tuesday where he expects to remain
for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Taylor and
two sons spent the first of the week
in Moscow with Mrs. Taylor's
mother.
Mrs. Hugh Helpman, Mrs. K. A..
Young aud daughter, Laura. came
down from Northport. Wash, Mon
day by auto to spend week with
Mrs. Helpman's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Grino1ds.
Mrs. H. p. Hull, who has charge
of the knitting department Of the
local branch of the Red Cross, states
that they have plenty Of yarn to
knit now, and work to be given to
competent knitters. All work must
be finished by September l. The
last two consignments sent in were
reported back as being perfect.
The Jake Alder and John Mathes
families spent the first of the week
at the headwaters of the St. Maries,
above Clarkia, camping and fishing.
Archie Lutz, who is taking spec
ial training at an automobile school
in Spokane, after enlisting in the
U. S. Service, spent Sunday in
Kendrick with his brother. E. w.
Lutz. His sister, Miss Mable Lutz
of Yakima, Wash, spent several
days this week at the Lutz home.
w. E. Coble is home now after a
two months stay at Frank Mays
and Troy doing electrical work.
Mrs. A. G. Wilson went to Lewis
ton Saturday to visit her mother
few days.
Miss 10 Guy returned Sunday
from Lewiston where she finished
the six weeks teachers course of
study in the summer Normal.
Blanche Powell returned to Spo-
kane Sunday after visiting her Sis
ter, DR.. D. J. Powell, a few days.
Mable Kleth, George and Elvira
Atchison spent Sunday in Moscow.
Mrs. L. j. Steed of Spokane ar
rived in Kendrick Wednesday to
visit her mother. Mrs. Jennie Plum
mer. Her husband went to Camp
Lewis Tuesday with the July 23rd
contingent of selective service men.
Fishing parties seem to be the
principal form of activity in and
around Kendrick this week. Cleve
Aiken and family and Harry Fow-
Ter and family went to the Elk
River country Wednesday to spend
a week camping and fishing. The
flour mill will cease operations I'M
til the return of the pleasure
seekers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Shumaker
and Mr.. aad Mrs. Arthur Rognstad
went to Potlatch Sunday in the
Rognstad car. to spend the cay.
While there they were taken through
the Potlatch sawmill by Felix
Stapleton, who was an automobile
sales agent here last summer and
is now one Of the managers of the
Potlatch Lumber Company's big
garage. L. E. Bennett who also
had headquarters here last summer
is the other manager.
E. E. Eastwood of Lewiston was
in Kendrick Tuesday on business. Z
John Cone. republican, has filed
for the nomination to succeed him
self as county commissioner of
Latah county for the third district.
Bob Brown started for Seattle in
his car Wednesday. accompanied by
his sister, Mrs. C. G.. Jones. He
expects to work in the shipyards
there.
10 Guy went to Moscow Wednes-
day to visit relatives.
Mrs. w. E. Coble and two young
est boys are visiting relatives in
Standpoint.
Henry Hill, his two boys, and his
nephew, S. A. Cage of Spokane.
went to Elk River in Bob Browns
car last week, returning Sunday
night. They returned with a large
number of trout. Henry Hill secur-
ing the limit every day they were
out. He caught Al trout while
standing in one spot. Henry is
considered one of the most expert
anglers in this part of the country.
Richard Rauschke and Charles
Patterson left Tuesday afternoon
for Moscow and from there they
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