The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-03-14
GLEANINGS

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Mrs. R. Barber of Lewiston is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. L. }.
HERES.
G. Hogrefe of Leland was in Lew
iston the first Of the week on bust
ness.
The Okoke Klootchman Club met
with Mrs. R. D. Newton Thursday
afternoon. Dainty refreshments
were served.
Frank Byrne returned Wednesday
from a business trip to Lewiston.
Fred Vowel arrived Monday from
Canada to visit an old school mate
Of his, Sidney Dicks, on American
ridge. He returned Thursday to
Canada where he has farming inter-
eStS.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Deeter moved
in from their ranch last week.
They have rented both OF their
farms and expect to make their
home in town. Mr.. Deeter is plan
ming to build a new house on one of
his lots in the lower end of town
and later will build three more for
renting purposes. Mr.. Deeter is
first class carpenter and will do his
own building. He will also do
some millwright work at the kend-
rick -four mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hill moved
over from Orofino the first of the
week and will make their home
here. They have had position at
the Northern Idaho Sanitarium at
Orofno for the past year.
. w. M. McCrea went to Spokane
Monday afternoon to see his son
Donald, who went through there
Tuesday afternoon enroute to Seat
tie where he expects to be mustered
out of his company in the near
future. H. P. Hull had charge of
the hardware store in Mr.. McCrea's
absence.
w. D. McGregor OF Troy spent
the week end with his daughter,
Mrs.R. D. Newton.
Private Bramer, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. E. Bramer is now in kend-
rick, having arrived last week from
New York where he was in the
naval training station located there.
The Village Council has prohibit
ed ball playing in the park for the
(, reason that the trees were being
damaged and tbs grass damaged
considerably. 8a
Julius Giese Of Fix ridge says the
Gazette is worth a dollar and a
half to him although often he is too
busy to, read it through. He says
that often he has found one item In
the paper that has been worth g
years subscription to him.
The county commissioners of Latah
county were in Kendrick last week
inspecting bridge across Bear
Creek above town.
Mrs. Herman Wolff visited hel
daughter near Viola last week.
M. V. Thomas received word from
his son, Walter, stating that he ant
Harold expected to be mustered out
OF the Service at Bremmerton thi'
week. The boys expect to be hom'
very soon. ~
Will Watts of American ridg'
was in Moscow the first of the weel
on business.
E. P. Atchison was in Lewiston
Tuesday on business.
A. Wilmot returned the first o
the week from trip to Spokan
and Wallace.
O. H. Torgerson of Park, one Q
the first settlers of the .Boulde
Creek section, has sold his farm t
James Nolan of Moscow and e2
poets to move to Lewiston or in ths
vicinity. He still retains posse.
sion of his hay ranch in the Blu
Run section. The Torgersons hav
lived at Park for the past thirt
wears.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles \
Guy. Friday, March Z, an eigh
pound boy.
The flu ban was again lifted
Moscow and school reopened We
nesday. The situation there h
greatly improved although the
are still number of cases.
County Surveyor Harvey Smi
was in Kendrick Wednesday
business.
Mrs. Julius Petrick returned 81
urday from coast points where S
visited several months with h
children. Ben remained in Seat
as the climate there seems to agr
with him. He is improving
health considerably.