The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-01-30
GLEANINGS

Charles Hunter of Lewiston was
in Kendrick Wednesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Stanton re-
turned Wednesday afternoon from a
short business trip to Lewiston.
Anyone who wishes to volunteer
to do nursing during the flu cpl
demic should send in their names
to E. H. Dammarell. head of the
local Red Cross auxiliary. He has
had a number of urgent calls for
nurses from the ridges tributary to
Kendrick but could not supply the
demand. Mrs. pePartee volunteer
ed to go out to the Joe Davis place
on Potlatch Ridge, as the family all
had the flu.
Mrs. A. G. Deeter went to Lewis
ton Monday to undergo a slight
operation. She is recovering very
nicely. Mr.. Deeter accompanied
her to Lewiston, returning Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Brooke and Mrs. Net
tie Mae Jacobus were Moscow visit
ors last week.
Arthur Wegner spent a few days
the first of the week with his par
ents in Kendrick. He had a short
vacation during examination week
at w. S. C..
o. S. Fletcher county agent for
. Latah county was in kendrick the
first Of the week on business. The
flu epidemic throughout the county
is interfering seriously with the
farm bureau plans for the spring
work, particularly the squirrel
poisoning campaign. The meetings
on Bear Ridge and American Ridge
scheduled for Tuesday and Wednes-
day of this week had to be post
poned on account Of the flu.
Mrs. D. R. White was i'll the first
of the week and her sister, Mrs. w.
X. Keller had charge of the first
and second grades IN school during
her absence. Fred Florance taught
the third and fourth grades which
Mrs. Keller has been teaching dur
ing the absence of Mrs. King.
Seventeen road, projects in Penn
sylvania, which have been approved
by the Bureau of Public Roads, will
cost $4,607. 900, for which the Fed
eral aid is 81, 1863, 00O. The figures
Of the bureau, which have just be-
come available, show tnat during
July Nebraska obtained the ap-
prevail OF projects aggregating the
greatest mileage. Oklahoma had
the largest single project, of which
the estimated cost is 81, 271 $50.
W. F. Poole has sold the stock of
groceries and hardware in Juliaetta
which he purchased a short time
ago from |. j. Odem, to the Julia
eta Trading Co., composed Of M.
G. Storaasli and E. j. Christopher
sen of Spokane. The members OF
the new firm will make their home
in %Juliaetta.
Miss Margaret Sandberg was in
Moscow last Saturday On business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. v. Dunkle have
recovered from the flu after a two
weeks siege of it. The nurse re
turned to Spokane Monday after.
moor
K An ice jam carried away the ferry
\at Lenore Monday. There is now
no ferry service IN the Clearwater
between Spalding and Peck.
e On account of the railroad yard.
being, flooded at Lewiston Monday
the morning passenger did not ar
rive in Kendrick until afternoon.
The Jullaetta Record has moved
into new quarters and is now locat
ed in the lower part Of the |. o. 0,
F. building.
Clifford Davidson of American
Ridge was a Moscow visitor las'
week.
Elmer w. ShingIer of Linden
Idaho, went to Lewiston Monday t.
prove mp on his homestead.
Chris Maier of American Ridge
was a visitor at the county seat las'
Saturday.
j. M. Woodward was in Lewiston
the middle of the week transactinp
business
Corridor. and Art Heath we're in
Moscow last Saturday to visit theil
mother, who is in the hospital
there.
Henry Emmett returned Tuesday
from Lewiston. While in Lewiston
he had quite a evere attack of the
flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Benscotel
of Clarkia arrived here last weel
to attend the funeral of Mr.. Ben
scoter's mother.
Donald MCcrea went to Seattl,
last Friday where he expects t
spend the rest of the winter. He
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