The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-05-14
News of Lenore

Mr.. Pat Smith took his young son,
Walne Jr., to Orofino for medical
treatment last Saturday, coming
back Sunday morning on the train.
Walne has been in failing health
for some time since having the
influenza.
Radie Gilbert has purchased
Chevrolet car and will no doubt
keep the roads pretty busy going
and coming, so often, to a little
white house near where he lives.
Mrs. A. Wheeler, who was in
Lewiston during the warm wave of
weather which we al appreciated,
even tho the temperature was
little beyond normal, declared the
pavement was just like walking on
top of the stove.
Mrs. Frank Vaughan has been
very sick for the past few days and
mas been compelled to get someone
to help with the work for week or
so.
Bruce Hersey was in Lewiston the
last of the week to attend the con-
vention nominating state delegates.
Cliff Powell of Leland was here
visiting his brother Will, Sunday
and owing to the heavy rain was
unable to 60 home, having broken
a chain on his car. Consequently
he stayed all night and drove home
in wagon next day.
Everyone here has the gardens
all planted and are now using little
young garden truck such as lettuce,
radishes, onions and spinach.
At Clarktson daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Peterson of
Grangeville.
Jake Peterson has been very sick
since January as a result OF the flu,
and does not seem to improve very
: rapidly.
The orchards here are one perfect
white blossom with a tiny border
tinged with pink where the peach
: spreads its adoring branches hither
: and thither thru the snow.
. A raft heavily loaded, was float
} ing down the Clearwater river last
week and lodged against something;
literally tearing it to pieces.
Many things were lost but the maiE
article saved was a pair of Elk
horns.
&. (Too late for last week)
!, Mr.. and Mrs. A. HoIlingsworth
= spent Sunday at the Frost place.
$ Mr.. Warren Smith had a most
o impressive business trip to Lewis.
ton last Saturday and Sunday. He
e says Lewiston looks fine boys. We
: wonder why.
Mrs. Harry Legate is very sick
$ with bad case of the measles. He
It has had the doctor couple times.
J. Friends will be very glad to learn
J. of her improvement.
e Mr.. and Mrs. W. Powell spent
J. Sunday at the M. Smith home.
= The mail carrier Mrs. Frank
II Nixon had what might have been a
II very serious runaway last Thursday
# when she attempted to drive a
young colt. She was just ready to
=" leave with the mail when the horses
% became uncomfortable. breaking
II the reach from the buggy. One
e. horse went out on the railroad track
!, and the other stopped on pile of
= rocks. Believe me, the hull of Le-
'e more was out to hel p in minute.
= The roads are beginning to look
:" as though the people were getting
progressive since they have been
dragged once. Let's hope that once
will be multiplied by two or three.
Born, about two weeks ago, to
- Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Pea, fine big
n N boy.
Sid Jennings made a business trip
to Leland Tuesday. He says the
1e roads amt bad.
A very pretty wedding occurred
when Spokane girl and Art Johnston
u were married last week. The writ
er understands that Mr.. Johnston is
C the distinguished nephew of Mrs
tn Lee.
IT. II A group of young people gathered
~ one evening and gave them 9
regular old fashioned charivari.
~ Mrs. Frank Carey is now home
III and doing very nicely after spend
ing time in Charleston under the
to care of DR.. Foster.
William Green Of Cream rldg,
49, went to Lewiston at attend thu
q prize fight. 1t was such success
that Bill took sick and fearing h,
to had the measels, he went to bed anl
h. took all measles prescriptions unit
he finally recollected he had haC
them when small boy at home.