The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-06-18
GLEANINGS

the POSITION Oh UOOk-kcepcT III Tie
Farmers Bank. She began her work
last week.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Craig and Mr..
and Mrs. Oral Craig returned from
their fishing trip last Friday.
They had fair luck and tished in
several different streams in Wash
ing and Oregon. They came home
ear Ter than they expected as Mrs.
Claud Craig contracted case OF
measles.
Mrs. Herbert Downing and little
daughter of Occur d. Alene visited
Mrs. Downing's mother. Mrs. 0.
Hupp last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Lutz and little
daughter, Eleanor, left SatuI day on
the night train for weeks visit on
the coast. They also expect to stop
for short time at Yakima to visit
friends. Thew lived at Yakima be-
fore coming to Kendrick.
Mrs. u. s. e. Evans and two of
her boys of Endicott, WASH, visited
at the julius Petrick home this
week.
Andrew Baker of SouthWick was
in Kendrick last Saturday transact
ing business. Mr.. Baker is one of
the pioneers of this section. having
lived on Potlatch ridge for 81 years.
He has been a subscriber to the
Gazette ever since it was IN exist
ence, or almost thirty years. Mr..
Baker homesteaded on Potlatch
ridge in the early days.
l.. H. Nichols of Charleston, form
erly a Texas Ridger, was in Kend-
rick last Saturday visiting friends.
Mrs. Nina Davidson of Charleston
spent the week end here with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Baker expect
to leave soon for Los Angeles, CAL,
where they will spend the summer.
Southwlck and Lapwai played a
game of baseball at Lapwai last
Sunday afternoon. 1t was q close
game but Lapwai won by score of
9to8.
H. P. Hull and Tom Long went to
Lewiston Monday night. They at
tended the democratic convention
saas delegates from Latah county,
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. s. A. Grow is expecting a
visit from her nephew, Eugene
Brayman, Of Washington, D. c.,
next week. MIR. Brayman was born
in Kendrick. He left here I8 years
ago. At Washington ne was pri.
vate secretary of finance OF the
democratic party, but resigned his
position short time ago. He will
60 to California after visiting his
aunt here.
Quite a delegation of Hendricks
rooters went to Orofino Sunday te
take in the ball game. They report
it to be one of the best games of the
season.
The Kendrick BASEBALL team will
20 to Bovill Sunday. Bovill wor
the game played here several week.
ago, but Manager Wilcox says there
will be a different story to tel after
the game Sunday.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bailey have
the prize baby Of the Potlatcf
country. He is five months old, ha.
eight teeth and weighs 24a pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCracker
and children of Alberta, visited Al
the Charles Lewis home last week
They are on deal for farm OF
Potlatch ridge and may locate here
They are now visiting friends il
Moscow.
N. +. Ware and daughter, Mrs
MACPHERSON, and son. Percy, wen
to Charleston last Saturday 10 spent
the week end with Mrs. Ware.
Raymond C. Bogar and Mis-
Naomi Head of Deary were marie,
at Lewiston Monday by Probat
Judge Woelflen.
Fred and Ira Bolon were called t,
Pullman the first of the week on &C
count of the serious illness of thei
grandmother.
A. Wilmot reported the first O
the week that he had new potatoes
peas and ripe cherries at his plac,
IN Juliaetta.
Don McCrea sent wolverin
fur to his mother from Alaska.
is beautiful fur, dark brown il
color. Wolverine skins are said t.
be quite rare.
George Riggin is making goo
progress building the walks in tn
lower end of town. He is doing
first class job and the walk he ha
finished looks fine. 1t is tinishe
nicely and looks very substantial.
! Mrs. R. F. Bigham went to Mos
cow Wednesday on business,