The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-12-13

Mrs. Carl V. Brown returned to
her home in Colfax Thursday after
visiting friends and relatives here
for some time.
Herbert and William Daggett of
Nez Perce visited Friday at the
home of their Uncle, j. F. Brown.
Ed Petrick was Moscow visitor
Wednesday.
Bob Brown, who has been work
ing in Seattle until short time
ago, returned in time to serve on
the jury last week.
H. c. Brammer, manager OF the
Madison Lumber yard, spent Sun
day in Moscow with his brother
in-law.
DR.. Harrington was called to Mos
COW Tuesday on business. He re-
turned Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rogers and
son spent the first of the week in
Moscow visiting friends.
Joe Fruchtl of Lenore was in
town Monday transacting business.
Mr.. Fruchtl left three Blue Victor
potatoes on display in this Office.
They are very fine ones. While Mr..
Fruchtl is running a sawmill and
lays no claim to be farmer, still
this fall he dug 70 sacks of potatoes
from a patch containing but one
eighth of an acre. This yield is
at the rate of $50 sacks per acre.
Each one of the two thriving Kend-
ricks banks is now employing three
people to look after the large a.
mount of business that is being
handled here. The prosperity of
the banks was indicated by the bank
reports published short time ago.
In spite of the heavy load that was
occasioned by the war, the local
banks have come through with fly
ing colors and are on an even sound
err footing than year ago. During
the various drives the bankers here
advised everyone of their patrons
to buy bonds and war stamps to the
limit of their capacity. These pur-
chases naturally cut down deposits
but this did not deter the bankers
from lending their influence to en-
courage their patrons to give finan-
cial aid to the Government. You
have to hand it to the banks for real
patriotic cooperation in the war.
Elsie Thomas went to Juliaetta
Thursday to care for the Jack Odem
family during their siege of influ-
enZa.
There will be no school in Moscow
before December 30, according to
decision reached by the Moscow
school board. If the influenza sit.
uation is favorable school will open
j. there on that day.
e. e. Compton was in Moscow
Tuesday on business.
If you have anything on the farm
you wish to dispose of, try for
sale ad- in the Gazette. 1t usual.
ly gets results.
In a holly contested football game
last Saturday afternoon at Moscow
the University of Idaho won by 6
score of to 6.
Miss Poe, book-keeper at thu
Kendrick Store, was called to hel
home in Grangeville last week OF
account Of illness in her family.
Miss Doris Gregory and Mrs. Ode
Young arrived last week from souti
Idaho to visit their parents, Rev
and Mrs. Gregory.
DIR. Rothwel went to Lewiston
the first of the week for a short va
cation.
There were no new flu cases re
ported in Kendrick since last weel
until yesterday. The section fore
man, Joe Scmarcia, several in tn,
Ernest Glen family and two doubt
full cases were reported Thursda,
morning. Those who were ill las
week are all getting along yer,
we'll except Buster Brown, who i
having severe time of it,,
the flu and had to have the tim
extended. He was here about thre
weeks in all.
Calling cards printed at the Gaz
cite office.
Mrs. John Wade is visiting rela
tives on American ridge this week
Sergeant Braden returned to hi
company at Camp Funston, Thurs
day. He came here on ten-da
furlough but shortly before the ex
niratiOn of tho furlouuh contraota