The Kendrick gazette., 1919-04-04
GLEANINGS

OLLAlNllN
Gus Birchmier of Texas ridge
went to Moscow Saturday to visit
his father-in-law. who is quite i'll.
Mrs. Helpman arrived in Kend-
rick Saturday from Northport,
Wash. She will spend the summer
here with her daughters and look
after the Helpman farm near Kend-
rick.
Mrs. Ernest Randall and little son
arrived the first Of the week to visit
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Lutz and
little daughter went to Lewiston
Sunday to visit at the home OF Mrs.
Lutz' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W: {.
Brooks. Mr.. Lutz returned We'd
nesday and Mrs. Lutz and daughter
are expected home the last OF the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sind of
Culdesac are the parents of a nine
pound boy, born at Lewiston, March
20.
The Kendrick Auto Company has
secured the Ford Agency for this
territory, from Spiker & Jetferys at
Lewiston Mr.. Carroll does not ex-
pect a carload shipment for some
time as he says the cars are still
very hard to get.
DR.. Kelly of Lewiston was in
Kendrick last Saturday on business.
G. S. Porter met a painful accid-
ent last week. He sprained his
ankle severely and was forced to
use crutches for few days
The Kendrick Hardware Company
shipped thousand pounds OF seed
corn to Cotton, WASH, last week.
The corn was grown on Potlatch
ridge and is of exceptionally fine
quality.
The Halseth family returned to
Kendrick from Spokane, the first of
the week. John Halseth will have
charge of the farm on Bear. ridge
this summer.
Auctioneer Shepherd of Troy
spent the week end in Kendrick
transacting business. Mr.. Shep-
herd secured the Russell sale on
Potlatch ridge, which will take
place next Monday. 1t is big sale
c-l 80 ko;xrr nall oCyorf1cod
T. H. Sturdevant was a Lewiston
visitor the first of the week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Downing al
Moscow hospital, Sunday,
daughter. Mrs. Downing was for
merly Miss Georgia Hupp.
Miss Dora May of American ridge
was IN Moscow last Saturday or
business.
The pioneer residents of this sec
tion will be sorry to learn tha
John Hutchinson, who tomesteadec
what is known as the Chris MaieI
place, is very i'll at his home ir
Campbell, California and is not ex
pected to live more than few days
Mr.. Hutchinson settled IN this 10
cality before the town of kendricl
had been started. He left kend
rick about twelve years ago.
The Troy Commercial Club. at it
meeting last week expressed itsel
to be in favor of fall fair. M
definite action was taken upon tn
matter, however, and the final de
cision will be made at the mex
meeting of the club.
There is plan being adopted il
many towns and cities all over tn
country, of dispensing with com
missioners and councilmen and ap
pointing one good man for the job
called the city manager. VIII
wants the job? Don't all speak a
once!
Mary had little lamb, but tina
time has passed away no lam
could follow up the gait that Mar
goes today. For now she rides o
air-shod wheels in skirts too shor
by half; no lambkin shares her air
flight but you can see her cali
But there are none who can con
plain or cry in woe, Alas! so lon
as Mary's calf's all right the lam
can go to grass. So all the me
delight to gaze. their joy is not
sham, for while the other critter
out they care not for the lamb.
Nez Perce Herald.
At regular meeting of the R
bekah Lodge, held Tuesday nigh
Mrs. H. P. Hull, District Deput
President, installed the followir
officers: Anna Long, Noble Gram
Louise Flaig Stanton, Vice Gram
Eliza Compton. Recording Secre
ary; Minnie Mcdowell, Treasure
Tha o1aof,0r xuoc ho1l tu,n xronl