The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-08-01
GLEANINGS

poets to harvest about three tons
and says it is a fair crop. He also
said he had a visit with the Old
field family a short time ago and
they are doing fine.
Louie Pearson was a Lewiston
visitor Sunday.
Mrs. Hollida and three daughters
went to Pullman Monday to spend
a few days with friends.
Mrs. E. r. Porter and little son
left for Spokane the first of the
week to visit friends. In the fall
the Porter family expect to move
to Spirit Lake to make their home.
Mrs. Ray Stebbins of Lewiston is
spending the week in Kendrick with
her husband.
Charles Lewis returned Sunday
from a business trip, to the Clear
water country.
Joe Piper of Potlatch Ridge
threshed about sixty acres of Little
Club wheat, from which he secured
very good yield, getting As bush
els to the acre. Oral Craig from
the same ridge marketed $500
worth of wheat this week. 1t
averaged about 33 bushels to the
acre. Doesn't sound like fail
crop.
S. A. Sutton of the Cavendish
country returned last week from a
trip to California, where he went
to look over road-making machln-
cry. He also looked over the tam
Gus roads of California and got
some good ideas of road construc-
tion methods. Mr.. Sutton SAYS that
everything looks favorable for con-
siderable road work in the Caven-
dish section this fall.
George Leith is building an adj
ditlon to his house on the hill. 1t
will contain a bedroom and sleep
ing porch. Mr.. Leith is doing
the carpenter work mornings and
evenings, before ard after his reg
ular working hours.
Waldo Thompson of Lewiston
spent Friday of last week with O.
E. MACPHERSON in Kendrick.
Mrs Leola King, who has beer
taking work at the University OF
Idaho summer session, has complet
ed her course and returned to her
home here Tuesday. Mrs. King
took a course in mathematics, Eng.
lish and music.
Mrs. James Sterling of Moscow
was in Kendrlck the first of the
week looking after business inter
ests here.
Miss Rose Rlggle of Spokane i.
visiting her folks here.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Stuar
Compton, Friday, July rs, ten
pound daughter.
Harry Hupp was IN town the frs
of the week on business. He i!
working in the machine shops a
Bovill.
DR.. Kelly spent Sunday with hi:
family on his ranch near Lewiston
Moscow almost had telephone
strike this week The telephone
operators gave notice that the,
would walk out Friday unless they
received an increase in pay of from
$40 to S15 per month. The in
crease was granted.
A carload of fire fighters wen
through Kendricl1 Wednesday OF
their way to the Clearwater countr.
above Orofino. Most of the mer
were from Montana.
Charles Hunter of Lewiston wa
in Kendrick Thursday on business.
Mrs. Harry Stanton spent Thurs
day IN Troy visiting friends.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Barne,
Riley, Wednesday, July 80, al
eight pound girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Parks am
family of Peck visited at the N.
Walker home Wednesday. Mrs
Parks is Mrs. Walkers sister.
Ben Wilcox and Frank Boyd ar
building an addition to the Help
man home. A new kitchen is bein,
added to the house.
Mr. and Mrs. H. p. Hull returne
this week from a visit with friend
and relatives at Spokane
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Stew
art, Monday, July %, boy.
Miss Agnes Rognstad of CLARK
ston, who was engaged to teach tn
fifth and sixth grades in the Keno
rick school, has resigned her pos
tion on account of illness in tn
family. She will not teach mex
year Prof. White has severe
teachers in view to fill the vacancy