The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-08-16
GLEANINGS

The Preusyger family moved to
Portland Saturday where they will
make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Wilson were
Lewiston visitors Saturday.
Charles Riggle went to Moscow
Saturday to look over some property
with the view of locating there,
providing he could make suitable
arrangements.
Mrs. ]. F. Brown and daughter
Rosebud went to Lewiston Saturday
to attend the wedding of Mrs.
Browns niece, Aletha, who was
married Sunday to Mr.. Prescott OF
Charleston.
E. H. Dammarell went to Spokane
Sunday for short visit.
Miss Nellie Buckles went to Lewis
ton Saturday to spend the week end
with her parents.
John Lauterbach, who owned a
general merchandise store in Kend-
rick for number of years, is now
in France with the U. S. troops.
He is operating a machine gun in
the 5th Balloon Co. and has the
rank of second lieutenant. His
brother Ben is also in France.
Mr.. and Mrs. Today Long went
to Moscow Sunday in response to a
call from Mr.. John Sandberg.
Mrs. Sandberg died at her home
near Moscow Saturday after a brief
illness. Mrs. Long remained in
Moscow until after the funeral,
which occurred Wednesday. Clar-
ence Sandberg, who is now second
lieutenant in the officers training
camp in Virginia, was granted a
furlough to come home to attend
his mothers funeral.
Chris Byrne of Lewiston was a
Kendrick visitor the first of the
week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Fenton of Coulee City. WASH, Aug
ust 7, ten pound boy.
Mrs. Rose Nelson went to The
Dalles, Oregon last week to visit
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Blackburn
of Portland arrived in Kendrick
Sunday to visit Mr.. Blackburn s
father and mother near Kendrick
and other relatives in the Cavendish
community. Mr.. Blackburn has
been working in the shipyards al
Portland for some time and expects
to resume his work there on his re
turn next week. His son, Charles
is now in France.
Attention is again called to the
matter of registering so that those
eligible may not be deprived of vot
ing this fall on account of neglect
ing to register in their respective
precincts. Heretofore it has beer
customary to ''swear in" a vot'
when the voter has failed to regis
ter before the primary. This will
not be allowed at the coming cleo
ton. Those failing to register thi
month will be deprived of thei
vote. Mrs. Lewis registrar TO
Kendrick precinct.
Mrs. Mary Wicks, who has beel
visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. M
Lewis, went to Summit and Giffor'
to visit her two sons.
j. w. Mathes and family and Nh
and Mrs. Ira Gentry went to Helena
Montana Tuesday to look over lant
with the prospect of investing.
Miss Beulah Mabry, who is no,
living in Moscow, arrived in Kend
rick Tuesday on her way to South
wick to visit her folks.
DR.. G. w. H. Smith went to Mos
cow Tuesday. He preached tn
otIIIlOll dI ttle lullGIdi VI MIS-. Jun
Sandberg, held in Moscow Wednes
day.
Harry Stanton went to Wall
Walla Monday on business trip.
D. L. Stevens went to Mosco'
hospital Tuesday for medical treat
ment.
Miss Ellen Gregory returned
Newberg, Oregon, Tuesday afte
visiting her parents here. Mis-
Gregory is proprietor of a milliner
store at Newberg.
Ted Deobald returned Wednesda
from Colorado where he has bee
spending a number of month
While in Denver last week he too
his physical examination for arm
service and passed. He expects t