The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-09-05
GLEANINGS

Snohomish, Wash, and is also the
leader Of the largest band in
Seattle. He goes back and forth
from Snohomish to Seattle three
times a week to instruct the band.
DIR. j. H. Kelly and family have
moved into the bungalow owned
by E. E. Bechtol. Mrs. Kelly and
little daughter came up the first of
the week from Lewiston to join DR..
Kelly here.
Doc Van Vert says he has inocu-
lated nearly $50 horses in this COM
munity to prevent influenza. There
are number of cases of influenza
among the horses around Kendrick.
Miss May Riley is now working
IN the postoffice. filling the position
formerly occupied by Mrs. Alvin
Benson.
A. Wilmot returned from Spok-
ane the first of the week, accom-
panied by his son Billy.
The Misses Agnes and May Byrne
Of Lewiston arrived IN KendrIck
the first of the week. They will
make their home here.
When you want your sale bills
printed don't forget the Gazette
office.
Henry Hill and family went to
Spokane Tuesday to visit relatives.
They will also attend the fair be-
fore returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Hull went to
Spokane the first of the week to
attend the fair.
Mrs. E. W. Lutz and little daugh-
ter returned the first of the week
from Waha Lake where they spent
several week with Mrs. Lutz'
parents.
What would happen at the local
depot if T. Y. Ellis were not there
to signal the trains to stop for the
U. S. Mail, Nobody is able to sur
mise. He has been managing own
err of the Kendrick U. S. Mail
Transportation Service, for the past
100 years or more and it is not on
record that he ever missed getting
the mail to the train on schedule
time. If he ever takes notion to
resign from his responsible duties
the mail service in this neck of the
woods will be completely disorgan-
lied.
DR. and Mrs. G. w. H. Smith re-
turned from their summer vacation
spent in the East. Mrs Smith S
health has improved somewhat.
The day after their arrival they
were busy getting their yard back
to its usual appearance of neatness.
They have some beautiful flowers
but the dry summer has proved
rather disastrous for them.
M. V. Thomas, Wesley Thomas,
AL Langdon,H Harold Thomas and
Mr.. Jessup left last Saturday for a
hunting trip up in the Clearwater
country. They expect to be gene
a month or more.
Auctioneer Shepherd was in Kend-
rick this week looking after bust
ness matters.
Ben Callison of American ridge
made business trip to Spokane
the first Of the week.
N. B. Long went to Spokane Tues
day on business.
E. R. Porter and Frank Meyer
finished the Kazda bungalow near
Southwick this week. They have a
number uf other buildings to put
upin that locality this fall.
Miss Dupertuis arrived the first
of the week and is visiting at the
Leith home. She will beign her
school work at Asotin next Monday
Why not begin planning some
dainty school lunches for the child
rem to take to school? Children
who carry their lunches often have
a mass of indigestible food that is
anything but appetizing. A balanc-
ed ration is considered very i'm
portant for growing child and is
necessary part of the school day
preparation.
Mrs. Alvin Benson came up from
Lewiston Wednesday to visit hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Brown
A dance is being advertised al
Gold Hill on Cedar Creek for Sat
urday, September 6.
Miss Josephine Foyer went tt
Spokane Wednesday to spend thu
winter.
A. Wilmot moved his household
goods to Juliaetta this week where
he will make his home. He ha
purchased the Joe Hampton pro
perty. formerly owned by DR.. Eos
ter, and will make his residence
there. Juilaetta has gained gooC
citizen and live booster in tn
person of Mr.. Wilmot. While her,