The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-07-14
GLEANINGS

Sher III JOhn l.. woody OF MOSCOW
was IN Kendrick on business trip
last Wednesday.
1.-The park lights have been turned
on for the summer to wipe out the
dark corners thet ordinarily prevail
in the city shade factory.
Born, to Mr.. end Mrs. Paul Pet
rick at Seattle. WASH. July 18th,
a nine pound son.
y Tom Long, Barney" OIdtield, R.
ID. Newton and A. K. Carlson left
last Saturday in the Carlson car for
a weeks fishing trip in the North
Fork country beyond Pierce City
and the Bungalow. Everyone
should prepare to hold their faces
straight when we hear about the
"blg ones that ruined good fishing
tackle or pushed the lid from the
basket IN making get away.
Announcements were received
here this week OF marriage of Miss
Esther Hood to Mr.. Frank Cakes.
The marriage took place at Davis,
California, and the happy couple
will make their home at Los An
geles.
Don't forget the ice cream social
for the Benefit of the ID. V. B. S.,
Friday evening, IN the park.
&. F. Walker reports the crops a
round the Nez Perce country to be
normal.
Mrs. N. M. Larson, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Thomas
Cook of Leland, returned to her
home in Portland, Oregon, Tuesday
morning.
( Miss Florence HolIada, who has
position as booK-keeper with the
Moscow First National Bank, is
spending her vacation in kendrick
with her mother and sisters.
Mrs. S. p. CaIllson returned from
Occur d'AIene. Monday evening
after spending the past three weeks
visiting at the home Uf her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. b. Lewis and also
with her brother. Guy Lewis. Mrs.
Callison says that her father has
been quite poorly for sometime.
Miss Ellen Erickson, Of Spokane
spent several days with her sister,
Mrs. Thomas Cook of Leland, en-
route to Portland.
Mrs. Eta Vicks visited at the
home uf Mr.. and Mrs. K. q. Wood
of Moscow, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Klawunder and Mrs.
Weyen of Medical Lake, were call
ers at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Rogers, tuesday. They have
been visiting near Cameron.
Mrs. Aaron McCrery and three
children went to Sweetwater, Idaho,
tuesday, to spend a couple OF weeks
with Mrs. McCrery parents.
Mr.. Snyder OF Culdesac, spent
Tuesday in Kendrick with his son,
Ray.
DR.. Otteraaen was called to julia
eta Tuesday to attend the little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Hutchinson, who contracted blood
poisoning in her foot. 1t seems
that she had run silver IN her foot
sometime ago but the wound did
not heal. Sne is reported to be get
ting along nicely now.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Elvy
OF Southwick, Wednesday, July IL,
an IL pound boy.
K In letter to +. P. Atchfson, mail.
ed at Missouri Valley, Iowa, July
9th, George BarnuE. states that he
is headed west, by auto, but owing
to a cIoudburst at Missouri Valley
he was unable to get thru and w0ulC
be held up there for couple OF
days.
K The steamers Spokane and Lewis
ton, owned by the D. W. R. & N
Go. and used on the Snake River fol
grain hauling, were totally destroy
ed by fire at Lewiston, Wednesda.
morning at m. The loss is es
tttudlGu al plOV.OOO
Mr.. kaylor of Peck was IN Kend
rick this week on business and wa
visiting relatives on American
ridge.
Game Warden Brooks of Moscow
was transacting business IN Kend
rick Wednesday.
Rev Pickering attened the Meth
odist conference held in Moscow
Tuesday.
MISS Nellie Buckles of Agath
was visiting relatives IN kendrick
Thursday.
Percy Ware returned from Lewis
ton, were he has been WORKING dul
ing the past month.
DIR, II, R, Veon, our local DENTS