The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-10-25
GLEANINGS

Hattie Rauschke, who is working
at Lewiston, was taken to the hos
pital Sunday where she underwent
an operation for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Compton
have moved into the house former
ly occupied by the Busse family.
Ben F. Shay went to Lewiston to
spend the week end with friends.
Aaron McCreary of Culdesac ar
rived in Kendrick the first of the
week and will be employed by the
Kendrick Warehouse & Milling Co.
His family will move here later.
Wallace McKeever returned the
first of the week from Seattle, Wn.
He is recovering from an attack of
influenza and secured furlough to
remain at home until he had recov-
cred.
The state board of health sent out
an order late Saturday evening that
all schools, both public and private,
would be closed indefinitely, on &C.
count of the influenza epidemic.
The state university was closed but
the S. A. T. C. will continue as be-
fore.
Mr.. and Mrs. A., V. Dunkle pur-
chased the house on school house
hill owned by Mrs. Joe Atchison.
They have immediate possession.
Mrs. H. E. Roberts and daughter
Evelyn went to Moscow Monday to
meet Mrs. Roberts sister, Mrs.
William Welch who arrived in Mos
COW from Spokane.
Mrs. Dave Senter and little daugh-
ter arrived in Kendrick last week to
visit relatives.
Adolph Wegner was in Kendrick
a short time the first of the week
visiting friends. He sold his bust
ness interests in Moscow, the new
proprietor taking possession last
week. While he has had a number
of positions offered to him since
selling out, he has made application
to get into the government service
in the medical department. z
Ed Long took the household goods
belonging to A. G. White family, to
Spokane the first of the week with
his big truck.
George Davidson purchased the
A. H. Roberts farm on American
ridge last week, the deal being
closed Saturday. It is splendid
farm consisting of eighty acres,
all under cultivation. Mr.. David
son took possession the first of the
week. Will Watts, who farmed the
place the past year, moved to the
Jessup place which has been farmeC
by George Davidson.
G. G. Oldfield dropped care
from Walla Walla Wednesday say
ing that he and his family were or
their way at last. Between Pom
eroy and Walla Walla they had to
wire the side curtains on their car
because of the high wind.
Matt Riley returned Saturday
from a special service trainir s
camp in Missouri. He received {
temporary discharge from the army
on account of i'll health.
Miss Laura Pemberton went tt
Lewiston Monday to visit her sister
Mrs. Hatfield.
Walter Kelly of Montana is visit
ing relatives on American ridg,
this week.
All of the beans on American
ridge that were in the field sine
the last rain, were threshed Tues
day. Bob Cain, who still had 3
acres out, finished Tuesday even
ing. He had the largest acreage o
anyone on the ridge and his aver
age was about eight sacks to tn
acre.
Miss Anna Becker, who laugh
school on American ridge last year
arrived in Kendrick Tuesday after
noon to spend few days wit
friends on the ridge.
Frank Green of Troy was tran'
acting business in Kendrick Tue,
day.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Flesl
man of Juliaetta, Monday, a daugt
ter.
Sunday night at twelve o'clol
get up and turn your clock back a
hour. If you don't you will /
coming down to work about breaI
fast time in the morning. Accor,
ing to Government regulations yC
can "sleep in" an hour extra Mo
day morning.
Pete Stumps farming 265 acres
land near Southwick this yea
Counting his bean crop. wheat ar
cattle he will turn off $4,000 wor
of farm produce this season. CT
you beat it? He purchased a far
tractor this week and now has 1t
tho fold dOinU his plowipC