The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-05-12
GLEANINGS


jobs on the fire patrol in the Clear
water forests.
Miss Esther Gardner of Pomeroy,
Wash, returned home Thursday
after visiting for the past two
weeks at the home of her uncle, Joe
Gardner.
\ HoIbrook, Emmett & Reece ship
ped carload of 80 fat hogs from
their feeding pens. tuesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Callison were
Moscow visitors last Saturday.
Miss Florence Hollada returned
with them IN their car IN the even
ing to spend the week end here with
her mother and sisters.
Egnaz FLAG cut his lett hand
quite badly with an axe, Monday
morning, while splitting wood.
Two stitches were necessary to close
the wound. No bones were injured.
Probably the worst feature of the
case, from Egnaz' point of view,
10 lHdb liz SQL ps0y VII Vic Ooli
team until the injury heals.
= Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Dammarel
drove to Moscow Sunday to visit
their son, John. at the hospital.
John is recovering rapidly from his
operation. Miss Ruth DammareIl
is taking his place as booK-keepper
at the store while he is at the hos
pital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Klllian and
baby went to Reparla, Saturday,
where they will make their home.
Alec has job there.
K Residents of Orofino, Edaho, have
successfully carried out an enter
prise to mark points on the old
Lewis Il Clark trail with cairns
where the explorers camped in 1905
including China Island In the Clear
water river about a mile above Orc
fino. At the dedication OF the cairns
the first flag unfurled over public
building IN Idaho was displayed. 1t
first felt the breeze at Pierce IN
1861.
Richard Roe OF Lewiston. son of
DIR. Rec, PLAYED the cello in the
orchestra at the New Kendrlck
last Saturday night. He comes up
every Saturday from Lewiston to
take lessons on the cello from &. g..
OIdfield. All Of the members OF
the Roe family are accomplished
musicians.
Tom Mox Mox. Indian. who has
been confined to the city jail at
Lewiston on charge OF drunken
ness, was arraigned yesterday in
Judge Hattabaugh's court for the
drawing of check for $50 upon the
First National Bank of Lewiston IN
honor of the K. e.. Beach Co. He
had no funds in the bank to meet
the check. Mox Mox lives a few
miles below Juliaetta.
X Roy tlorance arrived the first OF
the week from Charleston to take a
position with the kendrick Store
Co.
q The Kendrlck Auto Co. now has
a new gasoline pump in front OF
the garage. 1t makes most I'M
posing appear ance with Its electric
light fixture at the top.
w. M. McCrea and son, Donald,
went to the Three Bear country on
business the first of the week.
There will be a Mothers Day
program at Steele school house or
Bear ridge, Sunday, at II O'Clock
in the morning.
MIR. and Mrs. Theo Hanson enter.
tanned the Members of the Circle
Card CLUB at a 800" party last
Tuesday evening. Mr.. and Mrs
f. f. Erickson, Miss McAllistel
and Harold Hanson were guests OF
the Club. Delightful refreshments
were served.
The printer IN the open shop Sc,
I up poster to advertise an address!
by a militant suffraget. Her sub
ject was, woman. Without Her
Man Would Be Savage Wher
the speaker called for the poster
the proof-reader had to leave towl
suddenly, for the flaming sheet
read; Woman, Without Her Man
Would be Savage"
x Mr.. and Mrs. James Benjamin ar
the proud parents of a nine poun,
daughter, Eileen Orobelle, borl
May s, at the home of DR.. and Mrs
Kelley.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Baird wer
Spokane visitors over the week emo
" Bob Spencer went to Lewsto
Saturday afternoon for brief vlsl
with friends.
y Carl Lehman of Charleston arrive
Thursday afternoon to transact bust
ness in this community.
Mrs. Shaffer and Miss WInifre
Morroo orr,uad lost uook FRO,