The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-06-04
GLEANINGS

GLEANlNGS |
Mrs. Minnie Faust, who is serv-
ing her fourth year as county super
intendent Of Nez Perez county, ex-
poets to resign from Office to be effec-
tive July /. She has accepted an
appointment as head of the grades
of the lewiston public schools.
Mrs. B. N Emmett is leaving this
week for Tina, Missouri, where she
expects to spend several months
with relatives.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. "A. e. Deeter are in
Moscow where Mr.. Deeter has q
position with the Mark p. Miller.
Company. They may remain there
a good part of the summer.
Robert W. Bigham Of near Troy,
was in Kendrich last week visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. F.
Bigham.
~ Ruth Dammarell, Clara Bailey and
Anna Long came home from their
school work at the Cheney Normal.
last Friday.
Halvor Nelson of Garfield was in
Kendrick last Saturday on business.
John Oylear is leaving this week
for Boise. He has purchased
dairy ranch near that place and ex-
poets to make his home there. Mr..
Oylear was a resident Of Potlatch
ridge for good many years and
used to own a farm near Leland.
VI Lester Crocker, who has been at
tending business college in Spokane,
returned home last week.
Curtis Bailey Of Deary attended
the high school commencement ex-
ercises here last week.
Neal Nelson Of Lewiston spent
Sunday in KendrIck with friends.
Mrs. N. D. Smith Of Fairview,
Oklahoma, arrived Sunday night to-
visit her brother, s. P. Callison.
Mrs. Smith and Mr.. Calllson expect
to leave soon for California where
they will visit their sister, and
probably remain greater part of
the summer.
Mrs. p. Z. Smith returned Sun
day from visit at coast points and
Spokane. She and her little daugh-
ter have been away several months.
X Wallace McKeever returned the
first OF the week from Portland
where he has been studying dem
tistry.
Bob. Brown arrived Sunday from
Seattle, where he spent the winter. ]
He expects to leave soon Tor the
Pierce City country where he will
have charge Of pack train, taxing
in supplies for the forest rangers.
Bob says there isn't much doing in
Seattle and many men are out of
employment
Wesley Thomas of Charleston
visited his brother, Martin, last
Saturday.
Mrs. Ethel Coffey of Spokane ar
rived the first of the week to visit
her mother. Mrs. Jennie Plummer.
K Ike Morgan of Texas ridge brought
a bunch Of winter wheat to the
Gazette Office the first of the week
that measured az inches. The
leaves were nearly of an inch in
width. II this is sample Of Texas
ridge wheat. there will be some
good yields there this season.
Herchel West. who worked in the
Gazette Office q number OF years
ago, went through Kendrick, Mon
day, on his way from Seattle to
Lewiston. He has job in print
shop in Seattle and is taking al
months vacation.
Mrs. Alvin Benson of Charleston
was in Kendricik last Saturday to
attend the Kendrick High School
alumni picnic.
DIR. Stoneburner Of Leland was a
Moscow visitor the first Of the
week.
G. Hogrefe OF Leland was Lewis
ton visitor the first of the week.
Mrs. Dick Jarmin of Occur d.
Alene is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Theo. Riley. 2
Attorney Pickett of Moscow was
in kendrlck Tuesday afternoon on
business. MIR. Pickett lis attorney
for the Village of Kendrick.
Leland ball team NAV use the
kendrick baseball diamond for
some OF the games which they have
scheduled with other towns. Kend-
rick has several games away from
home for the next, three or four
Sundays and Manager Wilcox has
extended the use of the Kendrick
diamond to Manager Hogrefe of the
Leland team. xs7tf*aaf
(,hristOpher Erederick Koifor