The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-11-07

taken to Spokane, Tuesday, to un-
dergo an operation. Last summer
he had an operation for appendicitis
and complications resulted making
it necessary for him to undergo a
second operation.
Miss Mable Kleth and Mrs. Harry
Grinolds spent Wednesday in Mos
COW.
The Okoke Klootchman Club meets
with Mrs. R. D. Newton this
afternoon.
The chul Oh supper and sale to be
given by the Ladies Aid Of the
Presbyterian church, will be given
at the Guy Hotel from $50 until 8
O'Clock. Supper will be fifty cents.
Children thirty-five cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. People, Mr..
and Mrs. Manford Mutt, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. M. Talbot. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hamill, Rev. Buchanan and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G. Hamil, all of Juliaetta,
attended, the Masonic banquet here
last Friday evening.
The famous navy band of the
Pacific Fleet will be present at the
Northwest Livestock Show on the
opening day, Sunday, November 9.
The band comprises twenty picked
musicians from the Sixth Battle
ship Division of the Pacific Fleet.
Ernest Roberts, a kendrick COB
from the u. S. Ship Chattanooga,
arrived home Thursday morning.
!. He was tickled half to death to get
home and said there was no place in
the world that looked as good to
him as the Old Potlatch, and he
ought to know as he has been pretty
much all over the world since he
enlisted in the navy. Since last
March he hasn't been over two
weeks in one port. He visited Nor.
way, Hawaiian Islands, Africa, Ger.
many, France, England and other
foreign countries. His first ship
the Tenadores, went. on the rocks
and he was transferred to another
He has gained over Is pounds since
the last time he visited Kendrick
He is home to stay now as he re
ceived his honorable discharge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Blgham pur
chased the house and four acres Of
! ground formerly owned by 0. e
Aiken. The place is located JUS
across the bridge at the foot o.
Sperry grade. They expect to clear
up the land and plant it to berries
and fruit trees and will also make
a number of improvements in thu
buildings.
Dave Gentry has purchased thu
:. Bob Brown place located on bench
overlooking the town. The Gentr.
family will make their home there
John Roose of the Clifford Stor'
Co., was in kendrlck Thursday OF
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Carlson ant
two children went to Moscow
Thursday morning to visit Mr.. Carl
sons folks.
The body of Mrs. Sherwood wa
brought to Kendrick last week from
, southern Idaho for burial in tn
t family lot in the Kendrick Genet
cry. The Sherwoods were forme
Kendrick residents.
The Spokesman Review. Tuesday
contained an item stating that Mis-
Fay McKinnon and R. E. Densov
of Lewiston had secured marriag
license in Spokane the first of tn
. week. Mr.. Densow is we'll know
t here, having filled the position o
! cashier in the Farmers Bank las
, winter. He was also the sta
. pitcher on the Kendrick baseball
team last season.
The new seats for the Methods
' church arrived this week and ar
being installed. They are YER
/ neat and made up of fine material
The seats correspond in appearance
and quality to the rest of this sub
stantial structure.
/ Miss Nettle May Jacobus of Amer
: lean ridge attended the Red eros
; meeting held in Moscow Wednes
day. Miss Jacobus represented tn
t American ridge branch at the meet
, ing. AS chairman of the member
ship drive she secured SO member
on the ridge, which is very goo
4 showing.
Charles Goss arrived Thursda
morning from North Yakima t
4 visit friends here and in Cameron
: He lived here a number of year
S ago and used to own the Georg
y Ehlers farm near Cameron.
Mrs. ]. C. Bib of Sweetwater
0 Idaho, arrived the first of the wee
r to visit her daughters, Mrs. j. 6
e Gardner and Mrs. Hugh Stanton.
Leo Rayburg of Lewiston was il
: Kendrick on business Thursday.