The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1920-07-09
GLEANINGS

MT. anu MIS-. II. ~. Newton went TO
Occur d. Alene Sunday morning to
celebrate the Fourth.
81 The primary election this year
will take place August 3. The polls
will open at o'clock in the after
noon and close at o'clock in the
evening. Judges and clerks OF the
primary will receive no compensa-
tion from the county or, state for
their services.
Tom Long went to Occur d. Alene
to spend the Fourth. From there
he went to the coast to visit rel
atives for few days.
Ed Wegner of Cameron says that
one more rain will insure crops.
Spring grain will not mature we'll
il the dry weather continues.
Prof. D. 4. White announces that
he has accepted the principalship of
Wallowa, WASH, schools. The town
has population of approximately
1900 people. Prof. White is now
taking work at summer school at
the Washington State College pre-
paratory to securing his Masters
degree from that institution.
Mrs. H. N. Roberts and children
OF Lewiston arrived Saturday to
visit at the John F. Wade home.
Miss Mary Mellison arrived the
first OF the week to visit her sister,
Mrs. W. M. McCrea.
DR.. and Mrs. J. 7. Moser and fam
lily went to Occur d. Alene Sunday
to spend the Fourth.
Word was received from Clarence
Fry and party, who are driving
through California. that they had
reached Oakland and were going
fine. They had purchased but one
new tire and including its cost their
expenses for the trip from here to
Oakland did not exceed $25 apiece.
There are four IN the party.
Kendrlck has cheap ice. It IS sell
ing for a cent and a quarter a
pound, which. in these days Of high
prices, is very reasonable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Raaberg, Orphie
Hupp and Miss Mckinney spent the
Fourth in Spokane.
c. G. Compton expects to leave
sbon for Hot Springs, which is near
Elk City, Idaho. He plans to spend
a month or more there and will take
a camping outfit with him. He be-
lieves the mineral water will be
beneficial to his health.
Orphie Hupp tied horse in
Kendrick Sunday afternoon, June
20. When he went after it little
later, it was gone. He phoned all
over the country for it and advertis-
ed but could get no trace of
it. Thursday afternoon, of last
week, whoever took it, brought it
back. Harry Grinolds notified
Orphie that the horse was tied at
the same place it was when Orphle
saw it last. 1t is mystery who
borrowed the horse.
Mrs. R. F. Bigham went to Mos
cow i tuesday to attend the funeral
Of Mrs. Ben Caliison.
E. w. Lutz has been appointed
local republican precinct commit
teeman to fill the place left vacant
by G. s. Porter.
Mrs. Dean Wright of Agatha
was in Kendrick Tuesday on bust
ness.
Mrs. Nina Davidson was in Kend-
rick Wednesday morning visiting
friends.
l.. q. Peterson, deputy sheriff of
Latah county, was IN Kendrick
Wednesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. |. Shay of Oregon
visited Ben Shay at Kendrlck last
week.
M. V. Thomas and E. w. Lutz
went to Colfax Wednesday to attend
meeting of the Whitman County
Bankers Association.
Clarence DeFord and daughter.
and nephew, John Pate, OF DAYTON.
Wash, spent Sunday at the Ira
Bolon home.
E. P. Atchison and family and
Mrs. Harry Grinolds attended the
celebration at Occur d. Alene. july
-4th. They drove up by automobile
but had trouble with the car five
miles out of Occur d. AIene on the
return trip, so came the rest of the
way home on the train.
Miss Louise and Dorcas Leslie of
Spokane are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. H. P. Hull.
Wednesday evening the degree
staff of the Rebekah Lodge of Kend-
rick went to Leland and initiated