The Kendrick gazette., 1918-02-08

w. C. Kollenborn. who owns a
farm on Little Bear ridge and for
merly resided in Kendriek, will
move from his home near Cotton
wood and make his home with his
mother at Avilla, Missouri.
Miss Sholes, one Of the Kendrick
High School teachers, spent the
week end in Moscow.
R. D. Newton was Troy visitor
Sunday.
Ed Butler. one of the men on the
sewer construction work, had a
narrow escape last Saturday. while
excavating under the railroad track
at the lower end of town. He was
digging tunnel under the track
when falling rock struck him on
the head. AS he fell a quantity of
loose dirt and rocks slid from the
side wall and covered him up to his
neck. 1t took some time for the
crew to uncover him but he escaped
without serious injury.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. C. F.
Byrne, Monday morning, son.
A male quartet composed of
Messrs. Mcdowell, Porter. Biggs
and Roberts furnished music at
Christian Endeavor last Sunday
night in very acceptable manner.
Miss Cordelia Emmett, who
teaches the Taney school on Bear
ridge, has the largest Junior Red
Cross of any rural school in Latah
county. Her membership has
reached total of twenty-eight.
Burt Walker returned Saturday
from Denver where he visited his
parents several weeks. He says
the weather was very mild during
the time he was there.
Mrs. j. Pearson and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Fred Baden, of Humbolt,
Nebraska, arrived Saturday and
will make their home on the Lewis
farm near Kendrick. Mrs. Pearson
is G. M. Lewis sister. Her hus-
band was killed last summer by an
acetylene tank explosion. Her son
has been here since Christmas and
will take charge of the farm. Mrs.
sBaden's husband is in France with
the U. S. troops.
The hounds owned by Crocker &
Taylor should be given every con-
sideration. They are real benefit
to the community generally. Sell
dom week passes that they do not
get at least one coyote and often
they get two or three. They earn
their board many times over.
At meeting of the Chamber OF
Commerce last Friday night, it was
definitely decided not to sign ur
for lyceum course for next year
Mr.. White. representative for Eli
son-White, met with the Chamber
of Commerce. On account of the
fact that Kendrick has signed ur
for a six-day chautauqua, it was
deemed inadvisable to continue the
lyceum course for next year as il
would be too much of an under.
taking to carry on both chautau.
qua and a lyceum course in town
the size of Kendrick, particularly
in war times.
Stuart Compton was in Moscow
Monday on business.
W. F. Atchison of Culdesac was
in town Monday on business.
Mrs. John Groh of Bovill is visit
ing her mother Mrs. Anderson or
American ridge this week.
Rev. Emmel has been appointed
food administrator for Kendricl
precinct. He is now gathering data
as to the amount of food sold by
the different stores and consumed
by the hotels and restaurants.
Burt Walker was in Moscow
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Neal Nelson and two chill
dren of Charleston arrived Tuesday
to visit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Benscoter on American ridge
Eddie Atchison of Lewiston was
in Kendrick Tuesday transactine
business.
C. B. Green of Moscow joined
Sam Callison here and the two left
Wednesday for a fishing trip up the
North Fork. They will go by trair
as far as Ahsahka and fish up the
river from there.
There will be a meeting of the
stockholders of the Kendrick Coop
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