The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-07-19
GLEANINGS

JODIl t. w dIQC QlAu oOAt ANSAAA'AS
went to the coast Monday. They
will visit Portland and Seattle be-
fore returning.
Mrs. John Terry and two chill
dren came down from Spokane
Monday to visit her mother, Mrs
Charles Bodenhouse.
Mrs. R. F. Bigham went to Lew
iston Saturday to spend a few days
with friends.
E. P. Atchison went to Orofno
Sunday on business.
Fred Weaver came over from
Elberton, Wash. Monday to look
after his farming interests on Texas
ridge.
M. Bleck of Spokane was an ar
rival in Kendrick Saturday where
he transacted business.
Miss Ida Nelson returned to her
home in Portland Thursday. Her
sister, Anna. accompanied her as
far as Spokane.
Miss Gladys Hall OF. Spokane is
in Kendrick visiting her sister,
Mrs. j. E. Gibbs.
A. Wilmot was in Moscow on
business the first of the week.
The Oldfield and Moser families
and Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Knepper
went on fishing trip to Clarkia by
automobile, Saturday. The fishing
was done in the headwaters of the
St. Maries River, but owing to the
fact that good automobile roac
leads to this slightly spot, the trout
are noted more for their specklee
beauty than for their abundance
However, enough fish were secured
to furnish an appetizer for severa
substantial meals and these, togeth
er with the beautiful camp grounds
ice cold spring water and unlimited
camping privileges made the trip
very enjoyable one.
E. E. Bechtol, C. G. Compton
and son, Chauncy, went to Ell
River Saturday to fish. They re
turned Monday afternoon and re
ported having caught 200 fine trout
In spite of the fact that numerou
fishing parties have visited the FL
River country, trout are in tn
creek in abundance on account o
the dense brush that surround
most-of the fishing holes.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. A. Wilken an
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Lundt motore
to Genesee, Uniontown and frol
there to Lewiston by way of tn
Uniontown grade. The trip We
made in the Wilken car Sunday.
A. M. Christensen, assistar
county agent for Latah county, a
companied by Prof. Goss of tt
dairy department of the state Un
versity, was in Kendrick Tuesds
afternoon on business connecte
with the wage scale, which n;
been fixed to govern harvest wage
Rural mail carriers will receive
substantial raise in salary this yea
the new ruling having been effe
tive July l. A raise of 20 pc
cent will be the amount of increas
this amount being based on a rou
of "a miles in length. For eve
mile exceeding the "a mile linn
$24 dollars year will be added
the salary.
Joe Ivy had a narrow escape fro
serious accident Tuesday. He W
putting a spigot in key of nes
beer when the key or beer or son
thing back-fired and blew the spig
out with considerable force.
struck Mr.. Ivy just above the e.
causing a very severe brulse.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Adol
Wegner of Moscow, Monday,
eight pound baby girl.
The town council secured
sprinkling tank from Moscow
first of the week. Leonard Stur
want has been putting in consid
able time getting rid of the dust
Main Street until the business {
trict is now in good condition.
N. E. Walker left yesterday
Seattle to be gone about a week
business. He expects to visit Pc
land before returning home.
Thomas Mcdowell went to
kane Tuesday to purchase fixtr
for a confectionery. He expect:
add tables and other equipment
his present stock and will Sc
light lunches and everything