The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-03-22
GLEANINGS

last FRIDAY on business.
Charles Lewis, who has been
working in the lumber yard at
Fraser, will be employed in the
Sturdevant Lumber Yard this spring
and summer.
John Reid received a shipment of
three Belgian hares from Denver,
Colorado this week. He paid $24
for the three and expects to make a
business of raising hares for mark
ct. He has a guarantee from the
company from whom the stock was
purchased, that he can sell to it,
all he raises for Sc. pair.
Miss Aldrich, teacher in the Lew
iston State Normal, spent the week
end with Miss Lindberg in Kend-
rick.
Mable Kleth accompanied George
and Elvira ,Atchison to Spokane
Saturday where they visited Sunday
and Monday, returning Tuesday
afternoon.
Manila Hanson and her friend,
Miss johnson of Lewiston, spent the
week end in Kendrick.
Miss Francile Byrne and Miss
Sholes went to Moscow Saturday to
visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Fenton
and little daughter moved to John
son, Wash. Saturday, where How
ard has position as station agent.
Mrs. C. G. Compton and daugh-
ter, Edith, were Moscow visitors
Saturday.
HIN. Roberts of Charleston was
in Kendrick last week on business.
Miss Agnes Grice spent the week
end in Moscow with her aunt, Mrs.
Glen Grice.
Mrs. G.. M. Lewis went to Clifford
Saturday to spend few days visit
ing her brother.
Madge Marriott of Moscow spent
last Friday and Saturday with Miss
Elsie Thomas in Kendrick.
Chris Byrne of Lewiston was in
Kendrick the first of the week visit
ing friends and relatives.
Mrs. Robert Brown went to Lew
iston the first of the week to visit
her mother.
The Potlatch Electric Company
received the shipment of wire this
week and it has been unloaded at
Troy. Construction work has beer
already started and the copper wire
will be substituted for the iron wire
between Kendrick and Troy, as
rapidly as possible, so the service
will not be interrupted any more
than is actually necessary.
E. H. Dammarell was in Moscow
Wednesday on business.
A number of cases of measles
have developed in town during the
past week. 1t seems to be very
mild form of the malady and nc
serious cases have been reported.
The Kendrick Red Cross is gath
ering up clothing for the Belgians
Anyone having discarded garments
containing good material will please
leave them at the Hotel Kendrick.
NJ. o. Raby purchased ten lots il
the lower end of town from Thoma
Sturdevant. The lots were former
ly owned by James Rodgers. Mr.
Raby expects to build house OF
his new property this summer.
l.. G. Peterson was in Moscow
the first of week looking after lega
matters.
F. A. Wallace left Wednesday TO
Seattle where he expects to work i
the machine shops. He disposed o
his property here to C. F. Byrne
which consisted of the building an
lot back of the Kendrick Stor
Company's warehouse. Mrs. Wal
ace will join her husband later.
R. F. Bigham suffered broke
arm Monday afternoon as the resu
of being kicked by one of his horse
The injury happened at particl
larly unfortunate time for M
Bigham as he had a great deal {
work on hand this spring.
President Wilson signed the da,
light saving bill Tuesday. Tn
puts all clocks forward one hour c
the last Sunday in March. On tt
last of October the clocks will |