The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-11-03
GLEANINGS

GLEANINGS
Mrs. j. H. Kelley is convalesclng
from a major operation, performed
recently at a Lewiston hospital.
Melvin Eatman of Texas ridge re-
turned Monday from business trip
to Moscow.
Harry McKeever arrived Monday
afternoon from Charleston for visit
with home folks.
Z Fred Croker. frank Croker and
! two sons, Lester and Charles, re-
turned last Friday from a deer hunt
in the Meadow Creek country.
They succeeded in killing two deer
during their weeks absence, which
is good work considering the fact
that there was no snow for track
ing.
x w. A. Hartung, formerly Of Cam
eron, was in KendrIck last week.
He bought a home IN Spokane re-
Gently and has now moved INTO it..
4 George HoIbrook had narrow
escape last week while driving his
Ford down Hubbard guich. n I've
hub broke, which put his prakes out
of commission, and he started down
the grade on high at d pretty fast
clip. There was but one thing to
RI k1v ~ LsrYl,s nh IN DID
1t rolled over several times, throw
ing Mr.. Holbrook from under IT..
He escaped with but few minor
bruises and the Ford was damaged
only to the extent Of smashed top
and broken windshield.
Miss Lena BIbb Of Charleston spent
a few days last week with her sister
Mrs. Joe Gardner.
Mrs. H. P. Hull was a Moscow
visitor the first of the week.
Sam, the colored driver of an OK
team, saw little lizard crawling
up tree. according to story
whose origin is not given. He
f1ourished his long whip and very
deftly snapped off the lizards head.
Further along the road with sklllful
precision he picked horset1y off the
fence with the same weapon. His
skill as a marksman was next ex-
hiblted on chlpmunk that showed
ITS head above the ground. The
white man with him said: Sam,
take a crack at that" pointed to a
hornets nest. Sam grlnned and re-
Piled: mo, sub, no, sub, boss; them
fellahs is awganized."
Mrs. Harvey Smith of Moscow
arrived Wednesday afternoon to
visit her sister. Mrs. R. D. Newton.
Mrs. A. l.. Danil and children re-
turned Sunday from visit with re-
latives IN Pullman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Long went to
Lewiston, thursday afternoon
where Mrs. Long will undergo ar
operation for the removal of her
tonslls.
Il Clarhece Morey, Dewey. Johr
and Ed Galloway left tor California
today. They will make the trip BY
auto, camping out along the way
They expect to tour California the
greater part OF the winter. The
Galloway boys have number of re
latives there.
l.. h. Pearson was in Moscow or
business. Wednesday.
A. V. Dunkle have been busy thi!
week connecting up three motors
to handle the rock crushing ma
chlnery tor Campbell Il Barr. TIVE
crushers Will be used tor the joi
which will require three motors
one for each crusher and one for the
hoist. The big crusher takes Il
H. F., the smaller one a so H. p
and the hoist 80 H. T. The rocl
will be run through the large
crusher and then on to the screen
Any rock too large to go through
the screen will be run through tn
second crusher.
How cunning are the little pig
that wiggle. run and dance, to kee
the measly flies away because the
have no pants; they are so Innocen
End mild, so kIttenish at play,
love to watch them as they grun
the careless hours away; love Their
for their curly tails, their curiou
wobbly legs; but most love then
| just because they will soon be har
and eggs.-Ex.
The Moscow term OF the Unite
States District court has been Sc
for November Is. 1t is said tina
number OF important cases will b
heard at this term of court.
Because the owner Of the small les
or ka