The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-06-06

lFIG0US. ne Ildu just ICtuAhCu - oA'
overse as. He has practically re-
covered from the wound he received
in the hip and is looking fine. He
went from here to Lewiston to visit h
his parents. III
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Roberts and Mrs. Il
Walter Taylor of American ridge
we're Moscow visitors Wednesday.
Three cars, we'll filled with Kend-
rick business men, went to Moscow.
Wednesday to attend the meeting OF
North Idaho commercial clubs.
Considerable good roads enthusiasm
was received from attending this
meeting and 1t was said that sever
al of those who attended had their
eyes opened as to the progress that
has been made in other commune
ties toward securing good roads.
| The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid held
silver tea at the home of Mrs.
John Florance, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Foyer and
child arrived Wednesday from Spok-
ane. John is working on the Meth
odist church excavation job.
DR.. j. T. Moser attended the
meeting of the Dental Association
held at Lewiston this week.
Geo. Davidson of American ridge
was in Moscow the first of the week
on business.
| Walter McCrea left Wednesday
for Annapolis to enter the military
academy. He expects to be away
for two years before he. will be
able to obtain a leave of absence.
Ed Riggin expects to receive his
honorable discharge very soon. He
wrote that if all went well he would
be here shortly after the fifteenth.
| As we go to press, Cameron and
Kendrick are playing game of base
ball on the Kendrick diamond.
Attorney Hoyt of Troy, believes
there is a very good chance of get
ting the North and South state
highway through his town and from
there to Deary. He says it will serve
more people that way than any
other route that has been suggest
I'd.
: Word comes from South Idaho
. that three killing frosts have left
the fruit and gardens in very bad
I shape. The fruit crop especially
will be short.
The writer of this inspired ar
ticle is willing to wager that he
has the largest potato, vines and
: turnip tops of any other garden IN
: the Potlatch. There may not be
: anything under the vines nor any
e turnips under the tops but they at
e least look prosperous.
e There will be no Methodist church
e services on American ridge Sunday.
| Preaching services at Kendrick
S and Epworth League in kendrick
| in the evening. No morning SER
r vice on account of the Sunday school
e rally at Juliaetta.
Good fishing was reported in the
nearby streams last Sunday, the
n opening day of the season. The
q trout are of good size and most of
. those who went out returned with
we'll filled baskets.
: Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Newton and
y little daughter returned Monday
) from Spokane where they spent sew
:. eral DAYS. Mr.. Newton attended a
: convention OF pharmacists, held at
the Davenport Hotel. The Newton
family also visited friends at NAL
den, WASH, before returning.
s Harry Stanton went to Moscow
n the first of the week to serve on the
e jury.
h Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Talbot ano
IS two children spent the week end ir
e Kendrick' with Mrs. Talbott's
5. mother, Mrs. S. E. Crow.
= James DeFurd went to Lewiston
= Tuesday to consult an army doctor
= He is having serious trouble with
- his throat. 1t is likely that he viii
II be sent to Government hospital a
" his throat trouble is the result o.
being gassed in France.
~ Ar orchestra composed of Mis-
, Doris Gregory, A. K. Carlson ant
1n Mrs. W. M. McCrea furnished ex
- cellent music during commence
" ment week for the class play an
~ graduating exercises.
We E. P. Atchison, at the council
TX meeting Tuesday night, offered t.
ne purchase drinking fountain to b
installed on the postoffice corner
provided the council would furnis
r. a standpipe for the fountain. Hi
u offer was accepted, so Kendrick will
now have something that has bee
s. needed for wears and liquid refresh
.; ments will be served on the corne
al at all hours of the day or night.