The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1911-05-04
COTTONWOOD NEWS.

La, was In the city several days |
late last week.
Judge James DeHaven was in
the city on business Saturday
from the county seat.
VIM. Allen and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. V. Nash were visitors here
Sunday from the county seat.
Major S. Hendrickson and Mrs.
Hattie M. Seldom were united in
MARRIAGE late last week by JUS
tice of the Peace M. F. Fuchs.
While in town last Friday de-
putty warden Joe b. Wade APP
pointed M. F. Fuchs as dispen-
ser of game licenses for this
place.
Mrs. j. w. Turner and son,
Lloyd, returned Sunday evening
from California where they have
been sojourning for some time.
A bouncing baby boy was born
to Mrs. and Mrs. Henry Bruege-
man west of town one day last
week. All concerned are doing
nicely.
The Mute Williams family re-
siding southwest of town is quar-
antined for diptheria, one of the
children having contracted the
disease.
The aged mother of Mat
Schmidt is seriously i'll at their
home in the north end of town
and fears are had for her re-
covery.
A 9-pound son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Engel in this
city Tuesday night. Mother and
child are doing nicely and John
is able to resume work at the
mill.
Misses Anna and Edith Speng-
ler, Mrs. Hattie Knorr, Will
Spenser and Al Hardisty were
ar;ong the Fem citizens who
took in the ball game here Sun
day.
| Miss Schaefer, who has been
stopping here for the past few
weeks with her cousin, Mrs. P,
| A. Gaul, left the first of the weef
| for Graneeville where her broth
err has located for time.
Jake Blackburn and Ira Yates
arrived here recently from North
Carolina to look over this coun'
try with a view to settling here
if satisfied. The former is q
. brother of w. w. Blackburn OF
, this place.
The game between COTTONWOOD
and Nezperce Sunday was
, fiasco and resulted in victory
. for the latter by a score of Is
{ to ID. Both teams were decided
al ly off color and put up very rag
, ged ball.
L A lusty SON and heir was borr
to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank ForsmanI
south of town last Friday night
; All concerned are doing nicely
, and Frank wears an unusually
, wide smile over the advent o.
r his first son.
81 Thony Aichlmayr was down a
, Charleston the first of the weel
| on business connected with thu
! recent deal he made for proper
ty at that place in exchange fol-
his store here. He left this morn
: ing with his family for Clarks
. ton and will make his future
: home there if the climate agrees
: with him.
' Mrs. Rexburg and Mrs. Hend
, rickson, daughters of A. w
Z Maris, arrived in the city Wed
!. nesday evening from Colfax
. WASH, to be present at the bed
: side of their sister who is yer.
! low with consumption. Der
/ Maris arrived last evening from
f western Washington.
Ben G. Albers left Wednesda,
morning for the Saskatchewan
country in Canada where he ex
!; poets to script 800 acres of land
!, Ben already owns 160-acr
:, homestead there and will 500
!; have quite a valuable chunk o
. Canada soil in his possession. FL
was accompanied as far as Cal
n gary by little frankie Waldmanl
: who went ON from that place t
Bassano to join his parents.
Eugene Enloe, one of the owr
ers of the Grangeville electri
light and power plant, was i
town several days the first of tn
week from Spokane looking af
er the interests of his compan
at this place. He returned I
Grangeville Tuesday evening an
later to Spokane.