The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-05-19
GLEANINGS

Ole Torgerson of JuIIaetta passed
through town this week on his way
to his tarm IN the boulder creek
country, where he will spend the
summer.
Sam Bolon arrived Wednesday
from Yakima, where he has been
working tor the past few weeks.
VIM. DePartee and brother came
over from Winchester the first OF
the week. The DePartee family ex-
pect to spend the summer here.
An operation was performed We'd
nesday afternoon at Lewiston on the
little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
e. Raaberg. An abcess had formed
in each ear and made the operation
necessary to relieve the trouble.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. leonard
Sturdevant, Sunday, May IA,
daughter.
S. P. Ca!llson left in his car
Thursday afternoon for Moscow.
From there he and L. B. Green will
uTIVt W OIldLCOicllC LdhC " ISu
for bass. Mr.. Green caught IL bass
there the first of the week and
couldn't resist return trip.
George Larson of Camern left the
flrst OF the week for Kellogg to
work in the mines.
K Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Zlm-
norman of Crescent, Wednesday,
May II, a girl.
While the audience at the recital,
given last Wednesday evening at the
New kendrlck, by Josef d. Havarda,
vlolinlst, and Miss Elsa Petersen,
planist-accompanist. was not large,
those present enjoyed the program
immensely and were delighted with
the beautiful musical numbers
rendered by these two talented
artists.
Mrs. Ernest BoIon returned the
first of the week from Lewiston.
While in Lewiston she underwent
a second operation for appendicitis
and is now recovering rapidly.
Invitations are now being sent out
by the Leland Sunday school for a
big picnic, to be held there about
June 81. Sunday schools IN the sur
rounding country will be asked to
participate in the affair,
K Byron Upper of Charleston spent
Thursday in Kendrick at the o. E.
MacPhersonhome.
Mrs. E. W. Lutz was called to
Lewiston the first OF the week on
account of the serious illness of her
mother.
Any job of printing that is sent
out of town takes the price of 1t out
Of this community. The same is
true OF any mail order buying.
Moral: Keep your money IN circula-
tion where you have q chance to
get at least part of it back.
Hugh O'Donnell, editor of the
Lewiston Banner, who was recently
appointed register and receiver Of
the Lewiston Land office, was at one
time publisher of the Kendrlck
Times, He has published news
papers IN various parts Of the Inland
Empire for many years.
Frank Chamberlain took truck
load of baseball fans to Orotino last
Sunday. Several cars also went
from here.
K Herman Schuyler, radiotriclan
was in Orofino the first Of the week
where he installed $500 radio set
in the moving picture theater at
that place.
Two Fordson tractors on Big Bear
ridge working IN the same field,
have been blowing as high as 20
acres a day. They have been turn
ing over an immense amount of soil
this spring and are helping the
farmers of that ridge to catch up
with their spring work.
Elmer Bechtol says that he has
driven from Spokane to Colfax IN
his four cylinder car IN one hour
and fifty-hve minutes. A number
of local speed tiends have tried to
equal this time hut so far have tail
ed. The record over this distance is
one hour and thlrty-tWo minutes,
made with Hudson super-six.
S. P. Callison is improving the
appearance of his residence by hav-
ing it painted. Don and Walter
McCrea have been doing the work
K The old fashioned girl who used
TO reclte "Curfew Shall Not Ring
Tonight" is past and gone. The
modern fispper has modified the
demand somewhat and Is willing to
let the Curfew ring along about
$3.50 or O. CLOCK in the morning FIX
x Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Carl
son, Wednesday, son.
K Ole Lien lett Wednesday morning
for visit with his, daughter, Mrs
Einar Bruseth, in Spokane.