The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-06-02
GLEANINGS

Ross Hoffman OF Kooskia was in
Kendrlck on business last week
Mr.. Hoffman carries the mail from
Kooskia to Lowell.
Prof. and Mr.. l.. A. Daniel and
children went to Lacrosse, Monday,
to spend week at the home of Mr.
Daniels mother.
Miss Dlrks and Miss Steward left
Monday afternoon for their homes
at Lewiston.
Mrs. Pearson and son, Kenneth, of
Spokane, and Miss Pearson of
Seattle, arrived last FRIDAY after
noon for visit at the home of Mrs.
Pear sons daughter, Mrs. &. Il. Old
field. Mr.. and Mrs. OIdfield and
son, Max, returned to Spokane with
them Sunday and drove back IN
their car Tuesday evening.
Miss Florence HoIIada came down
from Moscow Sunday with a party
of friends for brief visit with her
mother and sisters.
Luther Hampton Of Lewiston was
transactlng business in Kendrick,
Tuesday morning.
George Davidson of American
ridge was Moscow visitor the first
of the week.
Z Little Miss Vivian Wegner re-
turned home from the hospital at
Moscow, Wednesday afternoon. 1t
is thought that her condition is
much more favorable and that she
will soon recover from her illness.
The chautauqua at Juliaetta,
which ended Monday night. is said
to have been a decided success.
Jullaetta people signed up with the
same company for next year.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wegner re-
turned last Saturday from a week
visit with their son at Fairfield,
Wash.
Prof. Carlisle left Saturday tor
his home at Oskesdale, Wash. He
will teach at Cashmere, WASH, next
year.
f Carroll Cox OF American ridge
made business trip to Moscow,
Tuesday.
Oscar Torgerson left the first of
the week for Elk River where he
has employment.
Miss Edna James underwent an
operation for appendicitis at Mos
cow hospital Thursday of last week.
She is recovering rapidly.
j. H. Phillips of Charleston was
transacting business IN Kendrick
the FIRST of the week.
There were fifteen automobiles
from Kerdrlck and Big Bear ridge
at the Dall game at BoviIl last Sum
day. kendrick rooters almost
equalled Bovil fans in number.
Charles Cummings and wife of
American ridge were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Cummings.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rogers
were IN Moscow Sunday to visit
their little nelce, VIVIAN Wegner,
at the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Cam of Amer
lean ridge returned Tuesday after
noon from a business trip to Spok-
ane.
Ernest Bolon left the first of the
week for Helena. Montana, where
he has job shearing sheep. He ex-
poets to be gone about month.
N. b. Long was in Moscow on
business Tuesday morning.
Mrs. +. E. Erickson and children
went to Reubens. Monday, where
they will spend q week visiting
friends and relatives.
Mrs. E. +. MeIony, better known
here as Margaret Terry, arrived
from Minneapolis last Saturday to
visit friends and relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Hanson and
family drove to Lewiston Tuesday
where they spent the day.
All business houses in kendrlck
closed Tuesday afternoon in observ-
ance of Memorial Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Perryman and
family spent Tuesday afternoon in
Juliaetta with relatives.
There is one thing We have never
been able to figure out. Why does
the fishing season always open on
our busy day?
Juliaetta defeated the Lapwal
Indians last Saturday by a score of
5 to A. The game was played on the