The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-08-15
3GLEANINGS

visited several days with her par
ents at Reardon.
Post Office Inspector Fullenweider
was in Kendrick last week on his
regular tour of inspection OF the
local Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hill Of Prescott,
Arizona, visited Mr.. Hills parents,
MIR. and Mrs "A. Hill, of this place.
They spent several days here before
continuing their journey to Canada.
They were residents Of kendrick
abont thirteen years ago.
Adolph Onstott left last Friday
for visit with his folks at High
land, Kansas. He was called there
on account of the serious illness OF
his mother.
Mrs. Helpman and her daughter,
Ruth, went to Northport, WASH,
last week. Ruth will assist her
father IN the bank for few weeks.
She expects to teach school this fall.
J. w. Roush returned last week
after an absence of almost a year.
His health has been greatly Dene-
fitted by change of climate. He
has spent greater part of the past
year in Oregon and the southern
part of Idaho. He. doesn't like the
irrigated district, however, and was
glad to get back to his home town.
Mr.. Roush first came here 80 years
ago, before there was a house built
in the town. He is one of the old
est pioneers now living here. He
stated that while spending a few
days m iwiRFalls he had any num-
Der of opportunities to work at
his trade of carpentering, but he
was in hurry to get back to Kend-
rick. He expects to work>St his
trade here. -
Clarence Sandberg, who has been
working at the Bremmerton Navy
Yards, visited with friends here
few days last week.
Mrs. Ida Peterson of Ortonville,
Minnesota, is visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs "A. Wcstling. She
is sister of Mrs. Westling.
Orphie Hupp arrived from Mos
cow Sunday to visit friends in
Kendrick and vicinity.
DR.. Kelly spent the week end near
Lewiston with his family.
The Grouse season opens today
Q friday. A number of hunting
parties have been planned for the
latter part of the week.
Mrs. A. E. Wilcox went to Lewis
ton Monday to visit her sister.
The local light company installed
three electric ranges in Troy last
week.
Donald McCrea will leave the
last of this week for Everett, WASH,
where he will enter high school.
He will graduate with the class of
1920.
A fishing party composed of G S.
Porter, r. d. Newton, ]. B. Neon
nell and E. E. Bechtol left Kend-
rick late Saturday afternoon with
Elk River as their objective. After
reaching the top of Cedar Creek
grade, car trouble began. An s. O.
S. to Jake Grinolds brought him
to the scene of action and in a few
minutes the journey was resumed.
More trouble IN the neighborhood
of Park. about the hour Of a. M,
caused the party to make camp"
Early the next morning another
start was made but the car continu-
ed to misbehave, so at point near
Torgeson's Meadow the trip was
suspended and the day spent in fish
ing in the small stream there. Not
many fish but restful day was re-
ported next day. The car behaved
all right when headed for home.
Harry Langdon of Cedar Creek
ridge rented the Assman place on
American ridge some time ago
This is the place that Frank Fred
erickson has rented for number of
years. Mr.. Frederickson will leave
this fall to make his home near IT.
rIgon, Oregon. where he has land
interests.
q. H. Moody and two daughters,
Miss Myra and Mrs. Harry Samp-
son, spent Sunday in kenrdick with
the G. +. Byrne family. Mr.. Moody
is Mrs. Byrne's father.
Chester Westling left the first of
the week for Lakeview, Montana,
where he will prove up on his home
stead. AS soon as he has proved up
on the land he expects to return to
kendrick.
Among the young ladies who re-
turned to Kendrick Friday from the
summer session of the Lewiston
Normal, were the Misses Phyllis
Cain, Manila Hanson, Mary Bunger
and Mrs. Kate Kelly.
Sheriff Woody was in town Sun
day and attended the baseball game