The Kendrick gazette., 1919-01-10

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home the first of the week from
Moscow where she spent several
days visiting her sister. Mrs. w. +.
Triplett.
Theo Hanson and family went to
Moscow Monday morning to spend
short time visiting friends. From
there Mr.. Hanson will visit several
towns this side Of Spokane to look
after business matters.
During the illness of Axel Swan
son, light miller at the kendrick
Flour mill, Oscar Raby has had
chare of the mill at night, while his
father keeps it running durng the
day time. This is very respon-
sible position for boy as young as
Oscar, but he is getting away with
it in good shape.
The cold days and nights for the
past two weeks have been very fav-
orable for the ice harvest. The
local icemen are putting up ten
inch ice this week and it is of ex-
lremely good quality. Last winter
was too warm here for putting up
ice but the exceptionally cold
weather lately has been just right
for those who have ice houses.
Jeff Buckles of Lewiston arrived
in. Kendrick the first OF the week to
look after business matters.
Rev. Gregory went to Lewiston
Tuesday afternoon to attend dis
trict meeting of the M. E. chruch.
Dave Senter returned to his work
in the shipyards near Portland Tues
day, after spending several days
with his family here.
R. D. Newton was Troy visitor
Tuesday.
F. 3. Smith, assistant cashier at
the Farmers Bank and Lloyd Strong,
book-keeper at the Kendrick Store,
are keeping bachelors hall' IN
one of the Collins brick houses.
Mr.. Smith rented the house some
time ago with the expectation that
his family would soon move here
from Reardon. WASH, but owing to
the fact that there is still some
influenza here he is not expecting
them for some time.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Newt Heath
of Texas ridge. Sunday. boy. The
members of the Heath family are
all i'll with influenza.
Mrs. A. E. Wilcox returned from
Lewiston Monday. where she has
been i'll at the hospital there. She
is somewhat improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Lutz went tt
Spokane Tuesday where they expec
to spend several days. Mrs. W. c
Brooks of Lewiston is taking car'
of little Miss Lutz during theil
absence.
Mrs. Lloyd Strong and littl
daughter returned to Spokane afte
spending several weeks here. The.
will return as soon as Mr.. Strong i
able to find a suitable residence.
E. P. Atchison attended the annua
meeting of directors of the North
ern Idaho Sanitarium at Orofino tn
first of the week.
The Kendrick Hardware Co., l
making set of four dust collector
to be installed in the local flou
mill. They are made of galvanize
iron, are about six feet in dian
eter at the base and approxlmatel
twelve feet high and shaped like
funnel. 1t is a job that ordinaril
would have to be sent away, as tn
average small town would not carr
the equipment necessary to col
struct flour mill dust collectors.
John Nesbit. prosecuting attorne
elect for Latah county, was
Kendrick Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Barney Lantry and daught'
are spending the week with Mr.. ar
Mrs. H. P. Hull. Mrs. Lantry
Mrs. Hull's daughter. Her hu
band is superintendent of the Gre
Northern.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Woodin al
MIR. and Mrs. James Kayler
Peck spent Tuesday afternoon al
evening at the l.. j. HERES home.
Mrs. Henry Hill and daught
went to Palouse Wednesday to VI:
relatives.
Wayne Gambler and family
Lewiston were arrivals in Kendri
Wednesday, They came to VII
Wayne's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Gambler.
j. G. Hamil. Jr., who has be
playing the saxaphone in milits
band at Camp Morrison, Va,
turned home this week. After Wis
ing his parents a short time he
poets to leave for California.