The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-11-10
GLEANINGS

rived Thursday afternoon to visit
at the Fred Croker home.
MIR. DeWinter of Leland returned !
home Thursday from business trip
to Lewiston.
M. v. Thomas went to Clark
last Saturday FIR visit with his
brother, Wesley.
Wayne Gambler returned last Sat
urday from the Whiskey creek
country near Orofino, where he has
been rounding up cattle.
W. M. McCrea and son. Donald,
went to Lewiston on business last /
Saturday. Walter had charge Of
the harwdare in his fathers alb
sence
Mrs. Charles McKeever was taken
: to Spokane. Wednesday, TO undergo
an operation for goiter. Mr.. Nc
Keever accompanied her, the trip
being made IN N. E. Walkers car.
The supreme. court of the state of
Idaho recently reversed the de-
cision IN the case OF the state OF
Idahu vs.. Geroge H. Waterman, now
serving sentence of from one and
one half to three years in the Idaho
state penitentiary at Boise and to
pay fine Of $1,000. and ordered
that the defendant be given a new
trial.
Mrs. Harry GrlnOids has q few
hives OF bees IN her back yard IN
town from which she took $50
pounds OF money recently. She left
SO pounds for the bees to live on
this winter. This represents rather
nice little marign of proht as it
cost nothing to keep the bees and
they required but little care.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred johns lett
Monday for Spokane Bridge, WASH,
where they were called on account
of the serious illness OF Mr.. Johns
-AssIster.
Claud Gambler Of Lewiston was in
kendrick Saturday for a visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. b.
Gambler.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Compton
and children drove over from Oro-
fino last Friday for visit with rela-
tives. Stewart and his father are
buying cattle IN the Orot1no country.
y Mrs. Geo. W. Phillips arrived
Thursday afternoon from Lewiston
to visit her. daughter, Mrs. Harold
Thomas.
Mrs. J. r. Hall, former we'll
known KendrIck resident, passed
away at hospital IN Wallace Sun
day night, death following an oper-
atlon. Her husband, her brother
Ramsey Walker, and her daughter,
Mrs. CALVIN Neccoll, nee Mary Hall
of Chicago, we're at her bedside.
Funeral services were held at Mos
COW, yesterday. Mr.. Hall is we'll
known IN this part of the country
as he was employed tor number of
years by the Lincoln McCrea Hard
ware Go.
Mr.. Westover of Charleston arriv-
ed the first of the week to look after
business interests here. He owns a
tarm near Bovard.
S. p. Callison and son. Ben, left
for the wllds the first of the week
on their annual deer hunt.
G. S. Westendahl has green onions
In his garden this fall thYt are as
good as any grown in the spring
They were planted very late las.
summer ana the showers this fall
made them grow rapidly so that
they are as tender and sweet as
spring onions.
u There were 257 voters registered
in Kendrlck precinct tor the gen
eraI election against 1903 two years
ago, difference of 46 voters.
VIM. Freytag returned tuesday
from business trip to Lewiston.
Claue Stanton returned to his
home at Bremmerton, WASH, Satur-
day, after visiting his mother and
brothers here.
x Mrs. Harry Grinolds returned
last Friday from a visit with her
son, L. A. Grinolds. better known
here as Jake. She said that the
day before she came home Jake had
gathered II dozen eggs, laid by his
flock of White Leghorns. One days
cash receipts from the flock was
81 50 and 1t isn't an extraordinarily
large flock.
Miss Edith Day, who has beer
b0ok-keeper this fall at the Farmers
Bank, left the first of the week tol
Sunnyside, WASH. where she accept
ed position in the commercial de-
partment of the high school at 6
salary of $3.50 month.
Percy Ware left last Saturday fol