The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-04-05
GLEANINGS

turned Saturday mucn improved IN
health. He was afflicted with rheu-
nratism but says since his trip to
sthe Springs it,has entirely disap-
peared.
The local light company ran out
of wire on the new copper circuit,
when within twenty-five poles of
town so the line will still contain
about mile of the iron wire until
another order Of copper can be Sc
cured. The voltage has increased
to marked degree on the line and
the lights are already much better.
Mrs. G. M. Lewis and her father
-in-law. M. B. Lewis went to Mos
COW Tuesday. returning the same
day with a car.
Mrs. H. P. Hull went to Moscow
Tuesday morning on business.
There was quite rush for thrift
stamps Monday, after the patriotic
meeting, given by Mr.. Beach and
Rev. Snyder Of Lewiston and assist
ed by B. T. Byrns of Moscow.
H. A. Walker went to Moscow
last Saturday and from there he
drove his Ford to Opportunity. Wn.,
returning in his car Sunday evening.
Deputy Sheriff John Hall of Mos
cow was in Kendrick Saturday on
business.
Miss Manila Hanson is spending
this week at her home during the
spring vacation. She will resume
her studies at the Lewiston high
school next week.
J. /. Mitcham last Saturday COM
pleted his fourteenth year as rural
mail carrier for route No. 4 out of
Kendrick. He expects to resign
soon, however, as he believes he
has served his time.
The regular school meeting and
election of trustees for Kendrick
school district will be held on Mon
day, April Is. One trustee will
be elected to serve for three years.
Mrs. G. S. Porter returned from
Spokane Monday, where she under
went serious operation some time
ago.
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Mrs. C. F. Byrnessand children
went to Moscow Wednesday to visit
her parents.
Ben Cummings was in Moscow
Wednesday on business.
Will Pemberton of Lewiston was
in Kendrick this week transacting
business.
Rev. Craig, formerly Methodist
minister of Kendrick, came over
from Frazer Wednesday to undergo
a slight operation by one Of the
local physicians. He returned te
his home in the afternoon.
John Florance was called to Mos
cow the first Of the week for Jur,
duty. :
C. F. Byrne received delivery or
a farm tractor Tuesday. He has {
large acreage to be plowed thi'
spring and will keep the machine
going steadily in his farming opera
tions
The Easter services at the Pres
byterian church last Sunday wer,
very impressive and the decoration
of the interior were beautiful
Thirty new members were taken in
to the church. In the Afternoon
the cantata. ''The Star of Easter
was given by choir of % voices.
Mrs. Robert Brown accompanies
her mother, Mrs. John Winters o
Lewiston, to Detroit, Michigan, t
settle the estate of Mr.. Winters
who died at a Lewiston hospita
last week.
Business conditions are on a SCUM
basis. According to statistics tn
business failures for February o
this year numbered 949 compare
with 1.145 for the same month las
year. 1t is stated that this is tn
lowest failures record for Februar
for more than ten years.
Don't stop knitting because tn
warm weather is approaching
Socks are still needed and the nav
and aviation branch of Uncle Sam
forces need warm clothing bot
summer and winter. Anyone VIII
can knit should go on dong s6c