The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1922-06-30
GLEANINGS

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The 4th annual picnic of the Latah
County Farm Bureau will be held
at the City Park IN Moscow, on
Tuesday, July 18th. Particulars
will be published later. All farm
ers should keep this cate open.
K Mrs. B. N. Emmett expects to
leave the last of this week for Tina,
Missouri, where she will make an
extended visit with relatives.
VIZ. Sparber left Tuesday morn
ing for Garfield, Wash, where he
has employment.
x The heavy rams that visited this
territory several weeks ago, washed
out fifty acres of beans for Harry
Hump on Little Bear ridge. Harry
re-seeded the patch and this week he
said the beans came up in fine shape
and are almost as far along as some
OF the flrst he planted.
Dr.. and Mrs. Kelly and Elolse,
and Mr.. and Mrs. q. +. Walker ex-
pect to leave the last of this week
Tor the Red River Hot Springs
country for an outing. They will
make the trip by auto. taking COM
pIete camping equipment. DR.. Kelly
and Mr.. Walker, expect to return
within week but their wives Will
remain for probably month. They
plan to spend two days gong in, but
may be on the road longer as the
roads are said to be muddy IN spots,
the snow having but recently melted
IN the mountains.
The many friends of Mrs. Today
Long will be glad to hear that her
health is considered to be decidedly
improved. Her. friends will be
very much delighted when she is
able to be up and around again.
Aaron McCrery went to st. Mares
the first of the week where he has
employment.
W. S. Baird left Wednesday after
noon for st. Mnries where he ex-
poets to get work IN one OF the saw
mills. Mrs. Baird will Join him
there later.
Attorney Geo. e. Pickett of Mos
COW was transacting business in
kendrick Tuesday evening.
Holnrook & Emmett shipped car
OF cattle and hogs, Wednesday of
this week.
Tony Agrell of Moscow, who tor
many years lived on American
ridge, spent the week end at the
Frank May home. He was in very
poor health for over year but his
friends will be glad to learn that
he is recovering and his health is
much improved.
< Signs OF the times: IF it costs
money to 60 up in the aeropiane on
the Fourth, III have to dig a hole
IN the ground"
Malcolm McIver returned to his
home IN Canada after visiting rela-
tives in the Cavendish section.
Adolph Wegner and little daugIl-
ter, Vivian. and Mr.. Wegners' SIS.
ter, Mrs. William Rogers, went to
Spokane the first of the week to con-
suit a chlId's specialist. Vivian
mas been i'll for some time but the
Spokane specialist didn't consider
her case to be of serious nature.
His advice was to have her tonsils
removed next fall.
X The Mcconnell, b. Bechtol and
Knepper families spent very
pleasant week end along the North
Fork of the Clearwater river, above
Dent. Fishing was very poor, but
the drive along the Clearwater IS a
beautiful one and we'll worth the
trip.
G. G. Oldtield of the New Kend-
rick has secured the Clarke Oldfield
Vaudeville Company for his theater,
Saturday, July 8. The manager of
the company is "Barney's" COUSIN,
There was good attendance Sun
day, to hear Rev. j. W. Hoyt, Sun
dav school missionary of Walla
Walla. who spoke at both churches
here.
Audrey and Dorothy Stanton.
lhema Christensen and Mrs. Pick
erlng went to Moscow, Tuesday
afternoon to attend the annual Ep-
worn League institute for the Mos
COW district. Those who attend the
institute from outside points are
camping IN tents at the city park,
more than 20 tents being in evid-
ence the first day. The morning
and part of the afternoon is devot-
ed to class work and from to s.
athletic sports are given full sway
( Herman Schuyler was IN Moscow
on business Wednesday afternoon.
x Ben Calllson and son, Norla, re.
turned Wednesday from a fishing
trip to Elk River. They report fish.