The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-07-28
GLEANINGS

H. H. Gallup, manager of the
Standard Lumber Company of Mos
COW, was IN Kendrick the first OF
the week on business.
Mrs. Ira Bradshaw was taken to
Lewiston, Tuesday afternoon, tor
hospital treatment. Mrs. Bradshaw
has been IN poor health since All at
tack of influenza last spring.
Mrs. L. ID. Arnold OF Moscow
spent the week end at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kite. Mrs Arm
old is Mrs. Kites aunt.
Mrs. Joe Gardner and daughter
are visiting at the nome of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. G.. BIbb of Charleston.
X John l.. Woody was elected presid-
ent of the Idaho Sheriff's association
held at Occur d'Aiene week or SO
ago. This is the third time Sheriff
Woody was elected to this office.
DIR. A. Otteraaen will move his
office to the building formerly &C.
cupied by DR.. RothwelI, on or about
August /. as
Mrs. Aaron McCrery and Children
returned from Sweetwater, Idaho,
Tuesday afternon, after spening sew
eral days at the home OF her parents.
The McCrery family expect to move
to st. Maries, Idaho, tins week,
where they will make their home.
Aaron has good position with a
lumber company at that place.
Glenn Ankey, Mrs. McCrery's broth
er, accompanied her to kendrlck
and will assist IN packing the house
hold goods.
Mrs. +. f.. Erickson and son, Carl,
returned from Genesee, Tuesday
evening, by car.
Rev. and Mrs. &. A. Morton and
daughter. were Moscow visitors
Wednesday afternoon, returning
Thursday.
Don Miller Of Winchester arrived
Wednesday afternoon to visit friends
IN kendrick.
Mrs. W.. M. McCrea and sons,
Walter and Don. were transacting
business in Moscow, Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1'heo Hanson and
daughters. Manila and Evelyn, re-
turned home Tuesday evening after
spending ten days camping at Loon
Lake, near Spokane.
Glenn Grice and Sheriff Woody
were business visitors in Kendrick
Wednesday.
A. Fogle was arrested Friday near
Elk River, by Game Warden Brooks
charged with fishing in forbidden
territory. He was taken before e.
+. Morris. justice of the peace al
Elk River and fined $38 and costs
FogIe at first refused to pay, but
after one night IN jail paid up ano
was released.
x l.. G. Peterson OF Moscow, can
didate tor Republican nomination
for the office of Probate Judge, was
in Kendrlck, Wednesday, renewing
acquaintance.
Mrs. Howard Fenton and childr er
are visiting friends IN kendrlck.
x The A. c. Hardman home, with mos
of its contents, was burned in Julia
eta last week. 1t is supposed to hav,
caught from leak in an oil stove
The loss is partially covered by in
surance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strauch and daugh
ter, Josephine, of Waterville, Wash
spent the week end at the A. l.. DAME
home. They expect to move to Ken
drick just as soon as suitable livin
quarters are available.
Miss Corean Floch of Pullman, re
turned to her home last Friday afte
visiting several days with her sister
Mrs. A. l.. Daniel.
Miss Betsy Kleth spent the week i
Lewiston with her sister, Mrs, De
Witt Penland.
A. Wilmot and his son, Billy, re
turned last Sunday, from trip
Wallace ard Missoula. Mr.. WILING
reCor the condition of the Occur {
Alene mining country to be very goo
and the town of Wallace to be bette
than he has seen it for long tim
At Missoula they witnessed gol
geous sham battle representing one {
the great World War contests.
< Marvin Long left Saturday afte
noon for Lewiston, where he Joined
party of Lewiston and Asotin me
chants who left Sunday morning fl
Seattle, travelling by auto to atter
the Buyers convention which opene
Monday and will continue throughol