The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-12-27
GLEANINGS

Herman Schuyler returned to the
Bremmerton Navy Yards last week
to again take up his work as a
mechanic in the machine shops
there. Some time ago while work
ing in the shops he got the little
finger of his left hand caught be-
tween two shell castings and it was
cut off at the second joint. He got
"lay-off" until his hand was in
shape so that he could continue his
work. He expects to remain at
Bremmerton until spring.
DR.. Harrinton went to Clifford last
Friday night to install the newly
elected officers in the Masonic
lodge there. He returned the fol-
owing morning. DIR. Harrington
has served as Master of the Clifford
lodge for nine years. Having locat-
ed at Moscow it was impossible for
him to continue in the capacity of
Master and D. C. Tribble was elect
ed to succeed him.
Claud Gambler spent the week end
here with his parents. He is now
fireman on the Camas Prairie line.
He likes his work very we'll and ex-
poets to continue railroading in
definitely.
Roy Skeels was in Kendrick last
Saturday, the first time for two
months. He has had the flu and
says he does not believe in anyone
running around exposing others to
the disease. He has been staying
home until he was sure he and
others Of his family had completely
recovered.
Billy Meyer received a letter
from his son George, last week.
George stated that he was we'll and
that he had ssseen Ernest Davis
over. there since the armistice was
signed.
Mrs. G. M. Lewis has rendered
her resignation as city clerk. to
take effect January 1. The Village
board will appoint her successor at
the regular meeting the first Tues
day in January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emulus Brown and
children arrived IN Kendrick Sun
day to spend Christmas with home
folks. They are living on a home
stead near Fossil, Oregon, and like
that country very much.
Dave Senter. who has been work
ing in the shlpyards, arrived in
Kendrick the first of the week to
spend the holidays with his family.
The Today Long family, Miss May
Seals and Mrs. Davis spent Christ
mas in Pullman at the Shumaker
home.
Otis Stone OF Lewiston was in
Kendrick Tuesday transacting bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Newton and
little daughter spent Christmas day
in Troy with relatives.
j. +. Boyd of Lewiston was in
Kendrick this week visiting friends.
E. P. Atchison and two children,
George and Elvira, returned from
Lewiston Thursday, where they
spent Christmas day with relatives.
Cecil Emmett and Louie Plerson
spent Christmas in Lewiston.
Fred Florance, who is taking shop
work at the local high school, has
been putting in his spare time dur
ing the flu vacation making furni-
ture He is now finishing up
hardwood writing desk that is a
very fine piece of work. The school
now has quite complete equip
ment for shop work and the high
school boys have been getting some
good manual training instruction.
The N. B. Long family heard
from Tom last week, the letter hav-
ing been written some time after
peace had been declared. Tom saw
Edwera AtchisOn short time be
fore he wrote home. Both the boys
were we'll.
A. w. Hile of Leland went to Day
ton, Wash, Monday to spend Christ
mas with his sister.
Chris Foyer arrived in Kendrick
the first of the week from Spokane
to visit friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doris, who have
been managing the Hotel Kendrick,
left for Plummer. Monday. They
closed the hotel last week and it
may not be reopened again for
sometime. The Doris family will
locate at Plummer.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Porter and
little son went to Waterville, Wash,
Monday to spend the Christmas sea
son with Mr.. Porter's folks. They
expect to return next week.
Three members of the M. o. Raby
family have recot cred from siege
of the flu. Mr.. Raby, Oscar and
Grace were the unfortunate ones