The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-02-06
GLEANINGS

cum went 10 Dcdttlc luuIocdy W
visit friends.
Will Stump of Southwick was re-
ported seriously i'll yesterday. He
contracted influenza but did not
use the proper care while iecover-
ing and had a relapse. His mother,
who was caring for him, is also
quite ill from an attack OF the dis
ease. Allen. Willis brother, arriv-
ed from Lewiston Wednesday.
James Thompson of Walla Walla,
son of Mr.. Frank Thompson OF
Southwick arrived Wednesday. He
did not receive the telegram In
time to get here for his mothers
funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. v. Thomas re-
turned from Spokane last week.
While there they both had the flu
but recovered before returning
home.
George Riggin returned from
Ontario, Oregon the first OF the
week. He is now engaged finish
Ing the building for the Farmers
Bank headquarters.
Stanley Talbot of Astoria arrived
the first of the week to visit his
family here.
There will be an examination at
Moscow and Avon, February %, to
fill the position Of rural carrier at
Deary and Kendrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Lundt, who
have been living about two miles
below Kendrick, moved to Genesee
last week, where they will make
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Stanton went
to Portland last Saturday to consult
a lung specialist. Mrs. Stanton
hasn't been we'll for a long time and
may remain in Portland for some
time under the care of the
specialist.
The funeral of Samuel Sletto, the
barber at Troy. was held Tuesday.
Mr.. Sletto's death was cauesd by
influenza.
MISS Theresa Baken, one of the
local teachers, went to Moscow the
first of the week to visit her parents
during the time the school is closed
here.
Telephone rates were raised at
Moscow, the increase being allowed
by the Public Utilities Commission.
The Potlatch Telephone Company
still has the same old rates that
were in effect before the war, SO
that Juliaetta and Kendrick can
talk without paving any more for
the privilege than they have for the
past ten years or more.
A. j. Warren, civil engineer. with
headquarters at Lewiston, was in
Kendrick last Saturday on business,
Joe Ivy touk over the dining room
of the Kendrick Hotel the first OF
the month and will operate the din
ing service in connection with the
rest of the hotel business. Mrs. D
l.. Smith has been managing the
dining room since early last sum
mer and has given very genera.
satisfaction.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. F. Walker went
to Spokane Thursday on business.
Any overseas men or discharged
soldiers who did not receive theil
discharge buttons may get same BY
applying through the local post Of
the Legion. They may also get {
copy OF the "trench Pamphlet" or
application. If they did not re
ceive all OF the clothing that the!
were entitled to when discharged
they can get same by applyin s
through the local post. This SHOULD
be done immediately. See Ton
Long.
If there IS one thing that R. Haiz
lip dislikes more than anything
else it is serving on the jury. Las
week Charles McKeever read tn
list of jurymen drawn from thi
precinct and maliciousIy included
Mr.. Haiz!ip's name. 1t is said tn
shock caused Mr.. Haizlip to ieav'
the room.
Hunter Carroll arrived in Kend
rick the first of the week from Spok
ane to work in the garage here TO
his brother.
Assessor Gemmill was in Kend
rick Thursday on business connect
ed with his office.
1t is a good idea during the fl
and scarlet fever epldemics to b
careful not to %exaggerate cor
ditions. The first of the week
young lady phoned to a party in tn
country and stated that the tow
was alive with scarlet fever. Whe
she hung up a mar who overhear
the conversation asked how man
cases there were in town. She sal
there were three that she knew O.
At present there are four home
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