The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-05-31
GLEANINGS

MRS. r. "A. fedrS anu llIIle uduSH-
ter went to Pennington, Wash,
Tuesday to spend the week with
relatives.
H. A. Walker and family motored
to Sprague in their new Overland
Sunday, covering a distance of 23l
miles in ten hours travelling time.
M. Block, an old resident of
Kendrick, came down from Spokane
Sunday to spend a few days with
friends and relatives in and around
Kendrick. He thinks more of the
Potlatch than ever after being away
nearly two years.
A. R. Shumaker went to Montana
Monday to investigate some home
stead land which is being thrown
open near Great Falls.
Martin Christensen of BCvill
spent several days ia Kendrick this
week with friends. He is one of
the old pioneer residents of Kend-
rick. The past winter he spent in
California. He expects to retire
from business soon.
Dan Guy returned to Camp
Dodge, Iowa, Monday after spend
ing a week with his parents here.
Probably there is no other town
along the line where the people
meet the trains so r%eligiously as
they do in Kendrick. A number of
years ago one of the old timers
here was standing at his regular
post on the station platform as the
train pulled in. A tourist, stand
ing on the car steps, called to him
and asked him the population of
the town. He hesitated a minute
and then turning to the crowded
platform he said: 81 don't know
the exact number, but here they all
are, count EN-"
Mary Boston went to Lewiston
Tuesday to enter the White hospital
training school for nurses.
Marvin Long returned from Mil
ton, Oregon last week, where he has
been attending school during the
past year. He was forced to dis
continue his studies on account of
i'll health.
Herman Wegner of Asotin stop.
ped on his way home from Hot
Lake, Oregon, Monday, to visit the
VIM. Rogers family. While at Hot
Lake he underwent an operation fol
appendicitis from which he has prac
tically recovered.
j. l. Mitcham had another run
away Monday on the same hill ant
almost at the identical place wher,
his team ran away something owe
a week ago. He had a new tongu,
in his buggy but it broke and thu
team became frightened and drag
ged him over the dash board int,
the road. He wasn't injured bu
the buggy suffered material damage
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member, tomorrow is the first o
the month.
j. w. Davis brought a brancI
from an apricot tree which grow
in his orchard near Fir Bluffs, con
tanning Sc large apricots. TIL
branch isn't over a foot long. MI
Davis has about eight acres of o,
chard on his place there which h
recently purchased.
DIR. and Mrs. Hoyt and littl
daughter motored to Lewisto
Tuesday, returning Tuesday night.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wen;
laff of Trip, South Dakota, May
a son named Waldemar Wenzlaff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McKeeve
were Lewiston visitors Tuesday, r,
turning Wednesday morning.
Mrs. N. E. Walker and her lit
niece, Freda, left for Trochu, A
berta Wednesday, where they e.
pect to remain two or three month
Mrs. Walkers sister is quite i'll an
wired for her to come.
Miss Clara Bailey left Wednesds
for Lewiston. She expects to ent,
the Normal Monday for the summ'
term of school and will teach ne,
winter on Texas ridge.
Mrs. Ed Petrick and children
Juliaetta visited at the Julius Pc
rick home in Kendrick Wednesda
A. c. Deeter received a telegra
Monday night from his wife in A
,rnra NohtacE, ctatino that l.