The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-05-24
GLEANINGS

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the summer with Mr.. and Mrs.
Hull.
Last Saturday evening Miss Sholes
and Miss Abrahamson gave a show
er for Miss Moore at the home of
Mrs. H. P. Hull. The teachers
and high school pupils were invited
and spent a very pleasant evening.
Dainty refreshments were served.
L. G. Peterson expects to return
to Kendrick the last Of this month
and will remain about a week be-
fore returning to his work on the
farm. He wrote this week inquir-
ing the amount of his Red Cross
quota so that he might send a check
before the drive. closed. What an
easy matter it would be to raise the
quota if everyone would show the
same interest in the work.
John Roos, manager Of the Gift
ord store, was a Kendrick visitor
Thursday.
Attorney George Hoyt came down
on the night train from Troy We'd
nesday for a short visit with his
brother, DR.. Hoyt.
Prof. Joliffe and wife, of Orofino,
visited the Charles Chandler family
Tuesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Harris
Of Little Bear ridge, Sunday, a boy.
The domestic science and manual
training departments of the Kend-
rick high school will have the re-
suits of their years work on dis
play at the school building Friday
afternoon. The. public is invited
to inspect the work.
The second installment of the
third Liberty loan will be due May
% and should be paid promptly.
At a meeting of the board of
trustees of school district number
"a, all of the teachers were re-
elected for another year. Miss
Sholes and Miss Moore resigned,
however, and will not return next
year. Miss Sholes expects to finish
her work at the University of Idaho
and Miss Moore will quit teaching
for a time at least. The salar.
les of the teachers we're increased
ten, dollars a month for each teach
err. This was found necessary by
the board, as salaries all over the
country are being raised on account
of the increased cost of living.
Iron Chamberlain has been trans
ferred from Camp Lewis to For
Riley. Kansas. He is now in thu
medical corps and is one of thu
physical instructors in his camp
He gives lessons in wrestling ant
put on several exhibition matches
He writes that he wrestled tn
champion Of Colorado, a man weigh
ing $50 pounds and won the match
He is not required to drill. FL
says the mess hall where he eat
has room to feed 1900 men tire
times a day.
Latah county is to have $50 roa,
signs in the near future. They ar
to be put up by the B. F. Goodric|
Rubber Co. and are to be made O
mt plate steel with the names 0
the towns and the distances fror
the towns drilled into the steel
They will be erected on substantial
posts at the crossings of all mai
and secondary roads.
The chairman of the general exc
cutive board for the 18th distric
requests that all third Liberly loa
posters be taken down as soon a
possible, in order to enhance the e1
feet of posters for the next can
paign, when they appear.
G. V. Barker, the photographer
took several pictures in the churc
last Sunday after the unfurling c
the service flags. He will Sc
these pictures and turn the proceed
over to the Red Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Brooks {
Lewiston spent Sunday in Kendric
with their daughter, Mrs. E. v
LutZ.
A number of young ladies
Kendrick gave a supper at the CT
Hotel last Saturday night befol
the dance, in honor of Harry Davi
Dan Guy, Walter Bigham and E
nest Roberts, who were all here {
~furloughs. There were sixtet
young people present. Creame
oysters, sailed waters, salad, cak
and coffee were served.
Miss Winifred Calkins.. superi