The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-04-25
GLEANINGS

= Edward Atchison sent telegram
to his. father stating that he had
arrived from France and would re-
ceive his honorable discharge this
week at Fort Russell, Wyoming.
From thereshe will 60 to Wichita,
Kansas, to visit relatives and then
come home. He will probably be
here some time next week.
Mrs. ]. C.. Gregory went to New
berg, Oregon last Saturday to visit
friends there for few days.
The Kendrick High School and
JuIiaetta High School played a
game Of baseball on the Juliaetta
diamond last Saturday afternoon.
It was fast game and took eleven
innings to play off tie IN the
ninth. The score was 6 to IN
favor of Juliaetta.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Hull are
spending this week in Spokane visit
ing relatives.
At the annual school election,
held Monday, there were as votes
cast. Harry Stanton and G. S.
Porter were elected trustees. A.
WiImot the third member of the
board will hold over another term.
M. O. Raby and Thomas Mcdowell
were the other candidates nominal
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. C. Bibb and
daughter, who visited relatives here
last week, returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. &. Gardner went
to Lewiston Monday on business.
Henry Roberts of Nampa, Idaho,
arrived in Kendrick last week to
visit friends and relatives here.
Mr.. Roberts is doing building and
contract work at Nampa and says
there IS an unusually large amount
Of building going on there. He was
nominated to run for councilman at
the city election and came up here
to avoid any entangling alliances
until the election had blown over.
Today Long is doing considerable
improving in his house on the hill.
He is adding a bath room and re-
modelling the interior Of his home.
DR.. Joseph Aspray of Moscow was
in Kendrick a short time Thurs
day on business. DR.. Aspray spent
Ia months in the Government SER
vice and just recently returned to
his practice in Moscow. While In
the Army he specialized in X-ray
work. He was in France five months
working in base hospitals and at the
front.
The volunteer choir of the Meth.
odist church gave sacred concert
Sunday evening. 1t was composed
of Easter songs. anthems, solos
duets and quartets. Miss Lena
Bibb played the Accomplishments
Mrs. Odd o. Young, daughter O.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~ C. Gregory, arrived
in Kendrick, Sunday. from South
Idaho. She received word from hel
husband. Captain Young, from
Camp Mills, that he would receive
his honorable discharge from tht
Army at Fort Russell, Wyoming
very soon. Captain Young served
with the American troops in France
He is expected to arrive here SOM
time next week.
Mrs. Leola King of Troy spen
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. George
Leith.
M. E. NewhalI was in Kendricl
this week from Moscow. He ha
just returned from trip to Califor
MIA, Nevada and South Idaho, hav
ing spent two months and hal
visiting various points .of interest
He says that Idaho looks bette
than ever to him, all except tn
roads which look worse, if anything
than they did before.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hupp spen
! the week end in Kendrick. This i
their first trip here since Harry re
turned from France. Harry wa
greatly surprised at the appearance
of the town and commented on tn
splendid improvements that hav
been made here since the last tim
he was here.
A. X. Carlson was assessed some
thing like $500 by the precinct CON
mittee as the amount of Victor
Bonds he should buy. He wake
into the bank Monday and bougt
$1,000 worth, or over three time
his quota.
+ Jas. Jump of Winchester was
Kendrick last Saturday on bus
ness. Mr.. Jump was a former resit
ent of Kendrick. About two week
ago he got both hands badly crush
ed in piece of logging machir
cry. A number of bones wei
broken and his hands badly lacera
ed. He has been working for tn
lumber company at Winchester ft
some time