The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-10-27
GLEANINGS

Mrs. r. o. Davis. and the Misses
Elizabeth Kearn. Theodore and
Patricia McGrane, all of Lewiston,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. F..
=. Erickson. They drove up in Mrs.
Davis car Mrs. Erickson returned
to Lewiston with them and will visit
at the Davis home for few days.
The Misses Hazel, Edna and Juan.
tia Shranton went to Troy Tuesday
morning for short visit with rela-
tives.
Thelma Perryman returned from
Juliaetta Tuesday after spending a
couple of days with her grandmother.
Mrs. VIM. Rogers was passenger
to Moscow, Tuesday morning.
Halvor Nelson. of Pennington,
Wash, was a business visitor in
Kendrick the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Walker of Peck,
spent Saturday in Kendrick visiting
their sons, Norris and Floyd. Their
daughter, Laura, accompanied them.
From here they left Sunday morn
ing for Hutchinson. Kansas, where
Mrs. Walkers folks reside. This is
their first trip back since they left
there some thirty-four years ago, and
they expect to be gone about year.
Donald and Walter McCrea, who
are attending the University Of
Idaho, spent the week end in Kend-
rick with their parents.
Misses Bessie McCrea and Wini-
fred Mellison, who are attending the
University Of idaho, spent Sunday at
the w. M. McCrea home.
Announcements were received here
Monday of the arrival Of a nine
pound boy to Mr.. and Mrs. Barack-
man of Moscow. The Barackmans
are we'll known in this community as
Mr.. Barackman was principal of the
of the local school for about twelve
years. He Is now teaching at Mos
COW.
Mrs. A. G. Wilson was called to
. Lewiston last Saturday on account
of the illness of her mother, Mrs.
Metcalf.
\ Lyman Vaughan writes from Mil
ton, Oregon that they are still hav-
ing peaches and fresh sweet corn.
They have had no frost there this
tall.
Mrs. McCrea states that quite q
number CT voters have SO far failed
to register in this precinct. The
registration books will close Satur.
day, November A. Some may lose
their vote because they didn't
register.
j. +. Brown and granddaughter
Rosebud. and Buster went to Spok
ane tor brief visit, Thursday.
The big blast at the rock quarry
was set off Wednesday bv CampDei
Il Barr. A ton and half of dyna
mite was used in the one shot
Holes had been drilled " feet deer
in the rock and filled with the ex
ploslve. The blast broke the rocl
up IN good shap for the crusher
which will probably be started
about November 1.
Mrs. Wade Gambler and sister
Mrs. Gephart, were Troy visitors
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Alder spen
Wednesday in Moscow with friends
x Mrs. Hammond, of Juliaetta
spent Wednesday In kendrick a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Johi
Kite.
Andy Hill left Wednesday for st
Maries where he has a position. Hi
family will move there as soon az
Mr.. Hill can secure q suitable resid
ence.
Doc. Van Vert was called to Orc
flno on professional business tn,
first OF the week, returning Wednes
day.
Doctor Foster OF Charleston was II
Kendrick on business. Wednesday.
Geo. E. Knepper. lecturer for thu
Masonic Grand Lodge of Idaho, VIII,
has been visiting his son, Ralph. lef
Tuesday tor Winchester and othel
points on Camas Prairie.
+ Miss Helen Sind of Bear ridge
left Tuesday afternoon tor Pull
man, WASH, where she has a position
in the Northwest Sanitarlum at tina
place.
George and Elvira Atchison wen