The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-02-21
GLEANINGS

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Miss Mary Boston. who has been
taking training at Lewiston hos
pital, arrived the first of the week
to visit her mother.
Mrs. Walter McCrea went to Ev-
erett. WASH, Saturday where she
expects to spend several weeks visit
ing relatives.
Last Saturday Judge Scales APP
pointed Jeff Buckles OF Lewiston to
be court baillff for the term of the
district court.
The Mohler- Central ridge section
created Highway district last
Tuesday by vote of 40 to l. 1t
was said that sentiment was SO un-
animously in favor of the district
that the majority of property own
ers felt it needless to vote.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Messy and
Mrs. Leonard Nessly of Moscow
spent Sunday with the Knepper
family. Mr.. Nessly is editor of the
Star Mirror. He was in Kendrick
&c years ago gathering material for
a publication that was issued for
the purpose of boosting Latah
county. Mr.. Nessly is one of the
best known newspaper men in the
northwest. He was very much i'm
pressed with the prosperous con-
dition Of the town.
Mrs. Gus Birchmier and little
daughter of Texas ridge went to
Moscow Tuesday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Julius Hoppe and daughter
of Soutwick returned Monday from
Moscow. Miss Lillian has been at
tending.business college at Moscow.
Miss Helen Crow. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Grow Of Moscow,
spent Sunday in Kendrick with her
grandmother, Mrs. S. E. Crow.
Mrs. A. Bethel, formerly employ
ed at the Kendrick Store, visited
friends in Kendrick Monday. She
had position at the Williamson
Store but has accepted a position
with Davld's and will begin work
Marcn l..
j. F. Brown was Lewiston visit
or last Sunday.
Carl Brown returned to Colfax
after spending a week with his par
ents. He was released from the
navy last month.
There is only one case of flu in
Kendrick at present. Those who had
it have recovered except Mrs. G. M.
Lewis who was the last one to be-
James Florance, merchant of
Humboldt, Minnesota, spent Sunday
in Kendrick with his brother, John
Florance.
N. E. Walker closed a deal the
first of the week for the Harvey
Roberts residence. The Walker
family will have immediate posses
sion.
Columbus Clark, M. v. Thomas,
John Poe and Harvey Smith went
over the Powell hill Wednesday for
the purpose of getting an estimate
as to the approxin ate cost of hav-
ing the grading done. Mr.. Poe is
contractor and may bid on the
job.
Fred Schoeffler of Cameron went
to Lewiston Thursday to visit rel
atives.
Delmer Mathes, who spent the
week end with home folks, returned
to Spokane Sunday, where he is TAX
ing course in an automobile and
tractor school.
Both churches will be opened and
services conducted Sunday if the
flu conditions continue favorable
Ernest Davis returned the first OF
the week. He arrived IN America
from France January Is and spent
ten days at Camp Lewis before com
ing home: He is wearing his ser
vice stripe showing that he spen
six months overseas. He was =;
member of the field artillery, hi
gun crew having charge of one O.
the "75's" that was such a popular
field piece during the war. Ernes
brought his trench helmet and ga
mask home with him for souvenirs
Frank Byrne is tearing down tn
old shed and fence back of tn
livery barn this week. He intend
to make some substantial improve
ments IN the near future.
Lloyd Stanton returned fror
Honolulu Wednesday. He has bee
stationed there ever since he enter
ed the service. He is home to stay
having received his honorable dis
charge. While the civilians i
Honolulu suffered from the flu cpl
dpmic his cOmnanv aScanad withOI1