The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-05-26
GLEANINGS

again when the signs are IlRnt.
They drove from Moscow to Spokane
in {. 8. Green's car and in order to
get to a bait shop before closing
time, where they wanted to buy some
hive minnows, they mad to exceed
the speed limit by a margin OF rs or
80 miles an hour. A speed cop pick
ed them up in Spokane but when he
learned the urgency Of the occasion
he let them off without fine. They
got the mInnows.
\ There are 81 members IN the Uni
versity of Idaho senior class this
year.
c George Davidson Of American
ridge was Moscow visitor last Sat-
urday.
The kendrick ball team will play
Juliaetta on the JulIaetta diamond
this afternoon (trlday). The game
will be started Immediately after
tine chautauqua program.
According to an article IN the
Deary Press, the st. Marks fly did
considerable damage to the winter
wheat In the vicinity of Deary.
Mrs. w. M. McCrea and her sister,
Mrs. Shaffer, went to Spokane last
Friday tor a brief visit. From
there Mrs. Shaffer will go to her
home at Everett, Wash.
Jim kean of Moscow, former
sheriff Latah county, was IN Kend-
rick Monday OH business.
< Mrs. M. v. Thomas went to Lewis
ton Monday to be present at the
commencement exercises of the Lew
iston high school. Her son Harold
Is member of the class of '22.
{ A flock of 1900 sheep passed thru
Kendrlck the first Of the week,
bound for summer pastures IN the
mountains.
MIR. and Mrs. N. f. Walker drove
to Peck, Sunday, to spend the day
with with relatives.
Elizabeth and Mary Thompson OF
Moscow spent the week end with
Hester Knepper.
Charles RIgPin arrived last week
from Spokane to visit his brothers,
George and Bill.
Splker 4 Jeffries sold their Ford
agency and building at Lewiston to
three Genesee men who will incor
porate under the name of the Uni
versal Sales Co.
"How much do | owe you" the
bridegroom said to the preacher
after the marriage ceremony.
''What do you think is right" asked
the minister. well how much do
you usually receiver" persisted the
bridegroom. 1.-The law allows me
$3.50" explained the minister.
Then here's soc: that'll make it
49," said the bridegroom as he beat
An old saying: "The harder you
tall, the higher you bounce" So
take courage.
\ Jesse Hoffman and Herman Koepp
of Leland attended the meeting of
stock breeders, held at Lewiston last
Saturday.
The KendrIck baseball team will
play l.apwai at Kendrick week
from Sunday, June a.
Four carloads of dairy cattle were
shipped through here on their was
to Orofino and Peck, last Saturday.
The cattle were bought by the Oro-
tino and Peck banks and will be
sold to the farmers in that region
at what they cost in the east, plus
freight. +. Byron Smith. former
assistant cashier of the Farmers
Bank of this place. is one of the
leaders IN the movement.
Dean Wright of Agatha was trans
acting business in kendrlck, Tues
day.
< Pearl Johnson. who suffered a
broken collar bone several weeks
ago, returned to her school work
tne nfSt OF the week.
= Adam Wagner is moving to Farm.
Ington this week, where he will
engage in farming.
An old one: She wrote him q
note which read, Dear John: Meet
me at the trystlng place at 800 this
evening, without fale.' And Johr
answered: "ln the bright lexicon OF
youth which fate has reserved fol-
noble manhood there is no such
word as fale."
Mrs. M. A. French made busl
ness trip to Spokane thursday after
noon leaving Miss Dorothy Stanton
In charge of the Millinery store.
Mrs. Edwin Smith of Spokane re
turned home last Saturday after
visiting at the home OF Mr.. anC
Mrs. h. p. Hull.
Holbrook, Emmett & Reece ship
ped a mixed car. of hogs and sheer