The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-04-12
GLEANINGS

L. IN. lNOUCI 10 40 III AACitAAith
the first of the week from Juliaetta.
He expects to leave soon for the
coast to work in the shipyards.
His family will remain in Juliaetta
for time at least. until Mr.. Rob
erts is permanently located.
Jack Bailey transacted business
in Moscow Monday.
L. IA. Grinolds and Ed Long went
to Opportunity, Wash, Sunday af-
ter truck load of household goods
for H. A. Walker. They returned
Wednesday.
Last Sunday j. l. Mitcham reach
ed his 10th birthday. In honor Of
the occasion the patrons Of his route
on American ridge presented to
him SIS in cash and sack of horse
feed. Mrs. Deabold. Mrs. Dix and
Mrs. John Roberts each gave him a
box of good things such as cake,
ham, sausage ETC. Mr.. Mitcham is
generously remembered every year
on his birthday by the people of
American ridge.
The Methodist Ladies Aid served
lunch during the sewing hour at
the Red Cross rooms last Friday
afternoon. They realized $40
which was turned over to the Kend-
rick Red Cross.
Joe Atchison arrived in Kendrick
last Friday from Charleston to visit
friends and relatives. His sister.
Mrs. Hall, accompanied him.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Lutz and
little daughter are away on a weeks
vacation. They expect to visit in
Lewiston and Spokane during their
absence.
We have at the Gazette Office a
number Of booklets on German
War Practices" published by the
Committee on Public Information.
Anyone wishing to get copy may
have one as long as the supply lasts.
The information contained in the
booklets is Endorsed by the Secre-
tary of State, Secretary of War,
Secretary Of the Navy and George
Creel. They are free to those who
want copy.
Frank Benscoter Of American
ridge was in Moscow the first Of
the week on business.
The United States Civil Service
Commission has announced an ex-
animation for the county of Latah,
Idaho, to be held at Moscow and
Il Deary on April n, 1918, to fill the
position of rural carrier at Julia
eta and Troy.
Miss Helen Helpman has re.
signed as secretary of the Hendricks
Red Cross on account of the fact
that she will be out of town for the
greater part Of the summer as she
and her mother expect to look after
the Helpman farm. Mrs. Guy
Lewis has been appointed to fill the
place left vacant by her resignation
B. F. Wilcox and little son OF
Mullan. Idaho were visiting friends
here during the week end.
Ernest Glen has purchased 8
Maxwell one-ton truck and is going
to enter the dray business in Kend
rick.
There were no protests filed al
the meeting of the village council
last Monday night. The specia
meeting was held for the purpose
of considering any complaints in re
gard to the new sewer system. Ac
cording to law this is part Of thu
legal formality that is necessary tt
follow.
Mrs. William Taylor and twt
sons spent several days last weel
with Mrs. Taylor's mother in Mos
cow.
Kendrick donned her best behav
Tor for three days this week while
the fifty or more preachers Her.
here attending Presbytery. 1t wa
rather strain upon the morale o.
the citizens but is is reasonable t,
suppose that their presence ha
toned up the morals of the commun
ity to some extent.
Harry Hupp was in Kendricl
Wednesday on a short visit. H,
was on a furlough aud had just re
turned from Florida where he at
tended school for month, taking
course in operating a motor trucl
and also in gasoline engine construc
tion. He expects to be transferre,
to some form of military motor