The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-04-22
GLEANINGS

MIS-. y. d. 0ClQUd0 anu uduSut0r,
Mrs. Frank Boyd went to Lewiston,
Wednesday, to be with Mrs. Gregory
caves, who underwent serious
operation last week.
Joe Ivy writes from Portland un-
der date Of April13, that he and his
family made the "trip IN fine shape.
The roads were good and the trip
was made on 70 gallons of ges. No
car trouble was experienced and
they arrived IN Portland, Tuesday,
April IL.
Mrs. r. F. Bigham returned
from Troy, Saturday. where she
spent several days with her son,
Robert.
Mrs. Hollada and three daughters
spent the week end in Charleston.
Miss Florence Hol ada has position
IN the State Bank of Charleston.
She has held a position in the Farm
ers Bank here for the past year, but
owing to an unusual rush of work
at the Charleston bank she was trans
TERED there.
Miss Josephine Foyer of Troy
spent Sunday in Kendrick at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Grin
olds.
Walter Thomas, bank cashier of
Everett, WASH, visited his folks
here over the week end. He re-
ports business very quiet on the
coast.
Mrs. Gregory Eaves of Lewiston
underwent very serious operation
at Lewiston hospital last week.
She is reported to be recovering.
Mrs. caves was known here as Miss
Ruth Helpman.
DIR. Moser OF Lewiston spent Sun
day afternoon in Kendrick with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. G. Bibb and
daughter, Mrs. Hugh Stanton, re-
turned from Spokane, Monday. on
the night train, after an absence of
several weeks.
Wesley Thomas of Charleston ar
rived Tuesday morning to visit his
brother. Martin.
A. V. DunkIe went to Lewiston
last Friday to visit his sister, Mrs.
Scudder.
Glenn Isreal returned from Lewis
ton Tuesday mornIng. He went to
Lewiston hospital last week on
account OF injuries received to one
OF his hands in a sawmlll. His
hand is healing nicely.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester
Evans of Lower Potlatch ridge,
Sunday, an 81 pound girl.
A number of the local |. o. o. F.
members went co, Juiiaetta, Monday
night and put on a degree for the
Jullaetta lodge.
Louis Oldag and H. Blum of Cam
eron were transacting business in
Kendrick, Saturday. They are very
much interested in the progress of
= the road work from Kendrick to the
foot OF Waundcheer Rulch grade.
THIS road will be a great benefit to
q large part of the Potlatch ridge
community.
A. Wilomt went to the Occur d.
Alenes the first of the week to look
after mining interests.
Today Long has been quite i'll for
the past two weeks. He has been
IN bed for some time. Shortly
after returning home from Spokane,
after his operation. he contracted
the grippe and hasn't been able to
recover fully from 1t.
G. V. Barker. the Grangeville
photographer has been taking pic
lures IN Kendrick and vicinity this
week.
The Juiaetta baseball team de-
feated the Troy team IN game
played at JuIlaetta last Sunday. by |
score of IL to l. A number. of |
Kendrick people went from here to
see the game.
Virgil freshman of the Falrview
nclghborhood was transacting busl-
ness in Kendrick last Saturday.
Waiter Bateman of Southwick
was brought home from Spokane,
thursday afternoon, where he was
taken tor medical treatment.
E. H. Dammarell returned, We'd
nesday, from a business trip to
Clifford.
The degree team of the Kendrick
|. o. 0. F. Lodge has been invited
to put on the first degree for the
Moscow lodge next Wednesday.
The local team has accepted the
invitation.
Mrs. Frank Roberts of American
ridge returned. Thursday, from
lrrigon, Oregon, where she spent
two months with her daughter,
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