The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-05-23
GLEANINGS

been teaching In South ldaho, re-
turned home Monday, and will
spend her vacation here. She is an
accomplished musician. A little
less than year ago she and her
sister, Mrs. Odd Young, gave a
home talent concert here that was
the best of it's kind ever given in
Kendrick. 1t is to be hoped that
her return will be productive Of
another musical entertainment
equally as good.
Margaret Terry, 10 Guy. and
Manila Hanson returned from Har-
ward last week where they have
been teaching the past school term.
Miss Terry, who was principal OF
the school. may go to Alaska to
teach next year.
Ernest Davis secure a place to
work in the shipyards at Bremmer
ton some time ago. He has had
two advances since he started to
work there and is now getting five
dollars day.
Miss Doris Gregory will give
lessons IN Vocal, Violin, Cello and
all stringed instruments during the
summer. Terms. $1.O0 per lesson
of 40 minutes. 21-2t.
A. B. Mclntire and wife of Mos
cow, spent Tuesday evening with
Mrs. W. w. Wilcox. Mr.. McIntire
is brother Of Mrs. Wilcox.
Mrs. j. /. Mitcham went to Spok-
ane the first of the week to visit re-
latives.
William Cox of American ridge,
left last week for his old home at
South Branch. Nova Scotia. This
is his first trip home in IS years.
He expects to be away for at least a
month. He expects to visit rela-
tives in the east on his return trip.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid met
with Mrs. Today Long, Wednesday
afternoon.
Word comes from Fresno, Cali
fornia, that Mr.. and Mrs. F. "A. Wal
lace are the guests Of an eight
pound daughter, born May 5. Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace resided in Kend-
rick several years.
Mrs. Verna Campbell and daugh-
ter, Helen, spent Sunday in Kend-
rick, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H..
p. Hull.
Mrs. s. E. Grow returned Tues
day from Lewiston where she visit
ed her daughter Mrs. Stanley Tai
bot.
A. Wilmot was.in Lewiston Satur-
day, where he helped initiate herd
Of 300 fawns at the big B. P. O. E.
blowout held in Lewiston all day
Saturday and Saturday night. This
was a notable day for the Elk's
Lodge at Lewiston.
The domestic science class of the
Kendrick school entertained a num-
Der of the business men of the town
at three-course luncheon, Wednes-
day noon. Places were laid for
twelve. Prof. White acted as host
and the noon hour was spent
very pleasantly. The excellent
service and the dainty food clearly
demonstrated the ability of Miss
Lowery as domestic science teach.
er.
The Woodmen Lodge had a very
enjoyable entertainment or ''gooC
time" at the lodge rooms in the
Fraternal Temple. Wednesday even
ing. A short pr ogram was render
ed after which refreshments were
served. The rest OF the evening
was spent with cards and dancing
C. Hoff, who has been In Y. M. C
A. work in France. returned to hi:
home in Juliaetta Wednesday.
Nj. E. Newhall and son of Moscow
arrived Thursday to visit friends
here.
Ben Wilcox of Mullan spen
Thursday here with his mother
Mrs. l.. M. Wilcox.
The contract for the new Method
list church was let to Stebbins Bros
of Lewiston. The contract was sign
ed the middle of the week and worl
will be started the first of mex
week. THIS new building is goin,
to be a beauty and will be some
thing for the town to feel proud of
The Kendrick Auto Company ha
a Fordson tractor on display at tn
garage. 1t is the first one to appea
In this locality.
Ivan B. Rhodes. Interstate Y. M
C. A. secretary for Idaho and Ore
gon, spoke to a representative bod
of Kendrick business men last Tues
day evening at the Grand Theatre
His subject was 'The Red Triangl
in France"
Ensign Jesse Wade of lilo,
visiting at the j. C. Gregory HON
l.