The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-06-16
GLEANINGS

with his daughter, MRS. FRANK
Boyd. From here he returned to
his home IN Northport. Wash.
u The Callison-Green fishing party
returned from the North Fork the
first of the week with glowing &C.
counts of the splendid fishing there.
They got the limit.
Prot. l.. A. Daniel left Tuesday
for Pullman where he will attend
summer school. He is working for
a Masters degree.
Miss Winlfred MeIIlson returned
to her home at Everett, WASH, at
ter visiting here with her sister,
Mrs. w. M. McCrea.
Rev. and Mrs. Howard w. Mort
of Oakesdale, WASH, visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gardner
last Saturday. From here they
went to Lewiston where Rev. Mort
assisted with the Sunday services at
the Methodist church of that place.
Miss Virginia Dermott of Moscow
spent the week end at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. McCrea.
DR.. Ted Watts and son arrived
Tuesday afternoon from Seattle to
attend the funeral of Ed Ameling,
who was an uncle OF DR.. Watts.
He also visited at the home of his
brother, Will.
Mitch Blackburn and family of
the Cavendlsh section visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. e Black
burn the first of the week.
y Considerable damage was done
to the Walter Housely place, just
outside OF the town limits at the
lower end OF town, by the heavy
rains last week. Much of his gar
den was completely destroyed, as
soil WAS washed down Brady gulch
and was swept over the fiat around
the house, completely covering the
plants.
The kendrick ball team Will play
Jullaetta here the first day of chau-
tauqua, Tuesday of next week. Each
team has won a game, so there Is an
unusual amount of interest IN the
big event next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Shumaker of
Pullman spent the week end at the
home Of MIR. and Mrs. &. &. Old
field. They drove down IN their car
and Monday morning when they
started home they burned out a con-
Meeting rod, on the American ridge
grade. They brought the car back
to Kendrick and returned home on
the train in the afternoon.
Pete Stump of Southwick was a
Lewiston visitor the first of the
week.
K A number of farmers IN the Pot
latch country had to replant their
beans this week., on account OF the
heavy rains, which washed the
ground In many places as deep as
it was plowed. One bench rancher
on Little Bear ridge had his we'll
completely filled up with soil and
rocks that had been washed from
the hlllsides.
In writing up a meeting OF the
Klwanls club of Pullman, the
Heard says: Zone of the features
OF the program was number OF
southern negro poems and stories
by George Washington Jones', YER
satile negro, whom investigation
proved to be none other than Bob
Shnmaker of the Liberty Theater. "
From the above write-up the read
ers of the Gazette will be Informed
of the fact that Bob is still up to his
old tricks.
q. W. freshman of PotIatch ridge
is becoming an enthusiastic poultry
man. Some time ago he bought 200
dav-old chicks from Hanson of Ore
gon. They are now SIX weeks old
and he has IT'S left of the original
200. He says the roosters have
already begun to crow and he has a
barnyard chorus every morning
His chicks are from 300 egg produc.
ers, so he is planning to make kill.
ing with eggs next fall.
< Arthur Wegner, son of Carl Veg.
ner of kendrick, returned from
dental school at Portland, Tuesday
afternoon. He will spend the sum.
mer IN the Potlatch.
1t will help the local ticket com
mittee if you buy your chautauqus
season ticket now. The ticket viii
cost just as much next week as II
does now. so there is nothing gainec
by putting it off. If you Guy sea
son ticket and attend only half OF
the entertainments you are ahead OF
the game.
A young KendrIck wife. who ha.
all kinds of confidence IN tn.
sObrlety of her husband, is wonder
ing. When he took off his shoe.
one night, tip-toed quietly into
their bedroom at an early hour t
avoid waking her, he tried three
different tines to pick up a square