The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-01-13
GLEANINGS

at Lewiston, January 81, at 10
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred BoIon and
family left Tuesday for OrotiDo,
where they will make their home.
Mr.. Bolon has position with the
Clearwater Hardware Co. Stewart
Compton is manager OF the company.
George Barnum's name appears IN
the list of instructors OF the AR
Service Mechanics School at Cha
mute Field, Rantoul, Ill. The Gaz-
cite is in receipt OF a copy of the
Flying Circus, which gives a
number OF interesting views OF the
flying field and other tea
lures concerning the school.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Ravens of Amer
lean ridge spent Sunday in Moscow
with relatives.
Gus Zieman of Southwick went
to Moscow the first OF the week
to visit his son, who is slowly re-
covering from blood poison in
one of his ankles.
The value of gold, silver, copper
and lead mined in Idaho IN 1921 is
placed at $15, 2O8, 900 by the United
States geological survey.
Aaron Westling arrived here
Thursday of last week from the
Craig Mountain district to visit his
brother, A. Westling.
Will Rich OF Southwick called at
the Office last week and stated that
there was mistake IN the name
In the write-up of an arrest made
in Neg Perez county. 1t was stated
IN the Gazette that Jesse Rich was
arrested and Will SAID the name
should have read Jesse Rice. We
are 6 lad to make the correction, as
the article IN last weeks paper
might have been applied to Jesse
Rich of Leland, who was in no way
connected with the affair.
Mrs. julia freshman and four
children returned last Saturday
from Turon, Kansas, where she
spent the past four months visiting
at her old home. She stated that
prospects for wheat crop were not
good IN the vicinity of Iuron, as
there had been practically no rain
there this tall. Mrs. freshman will
make her home in Leland.
Miss Wade, book-keeper for the
Kendrick Hardware Co., spent the
week end at her home in Lewiston.
One of our exchanges tells about
a man who was arrested, charged
with racing. II wasn't racing, he
exclaimed. But" he temporized
a moment later. 81 passed couple
Of fellows that were"
Halvor Nelson of Pennington,
Wash, was tfansacting business in
kendrlck this week.
Mrs. John Walde and son, Darrell,
went to Lewiston Tuesday afternoon
to visit friends.
Bobby, who being kept after school
several times, was later than usual
in getting home one evening. His
father met HIM at the door, asked
the reason for his being so late.
The teacher kept me IN late," an
swered Bobby, land is all your
fault. too" "How's that?" inquired
father. "WelI, the other night /
asked you how much a million dol
lars was, and you said "a hell of a
lot of money and that anti the
right answer at all"
The little son of A. w. Jones was
\ taken to Lewiston the first of the
week to have some surgical work
done ON the bones of his face. He
was injured some time ago in Mon
tana, while helping to put up hay.
a tug came loose. allowing the end
of single tree to strike him in the
face. The injury has never entire
ly healed.
Miss Laura Pemberron returned
Tuesday Afternoon frum visit with
relatives In Lewiston.
The annual meeting and election
OF officers of the Farmers Hardware
Co. was neld at the store the first of
the week.
Because an Arkansas jury sentenc-
ed a man, convicted of numbering
an editor, to 80 years IN prison, and
a man convicted of killing lawyer
get off with Z years, the. Topeka
Capital is blissful; says it proves
way down deep in their hearts the
people think more of editors than
they do of lawyers.
DR.. Otteraaen rs working up q
splendid practice in kendrick and
Juliaetta ana the surrounding
country. He is good doctor and it
hasn't taken the people of the com.
munity long to become aware of the
fact. He has been busy right from
the start.
< Miss Edith Compton returned