The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-12-03
COTTONWOOD
(Chronicle)

Henry Driessel, who owns a home
stead over on the mountain west of
no, is visiting at the Nick Schaefer
home near Greencreek this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Poler returned
the first OF the week from Charleston
where they had gone to attend the fu-
neral OF Mr.. PolaTs sister, Mrs. M.
H. Kelley, who died from cancer. The
remains were shipped to Spokane for
intement.
Word was received here recently of
the sudden death of the infant child of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elgie Kincaid in Montana.
The little one was Ill only a few hours.
The sorrowing parents have the sym
pathy of many friends here in their
| bereavement.
Charlie Boxleitner has been hauling
some huge loads of wood into town
this week from Keuterville with his
traction engine.
c. w. Greenough was county seat
visitor Monday.
j. v. Baker left Tuesday for Fort
Benton, Mont, on a business trip.
Art Rhoades will leave late this week
for Montana where he has a homestead.
Sheriff Eimers, County Attorney Hat
tabaugh and James Graves were in town
Tuesday from Grangeville, having
brought over Warren Reed, who was ar
rested a couple of days before at lap
wal for passing bad check on the
Cottonwood Mercantile Co.
Sam Butler and nephew returned late
last week from hunting trip over on
the South Fork Of the Clearwater Sam
says the hunters were thicker than the
game by long odds but they managed
to bring back two nice deer as a re-
ward for their efforts just the same.
Clemens Albers and Henry Kolbeck,
who had been visiting relatives and
old friends here for couple of weeks,
departed Tuesday morning for their
home at Salem, S. D. Both gentlemen
prairie and may return again at some
future time
The local X. of C. basket ball team
went to Grangeville last Friday eve
ming and tried their luck with the
town team at that place, losing out
by score of 81 to H. 1t was the
second game played by the locals, and
considering the bunch of old players
they were pitted against. the boys do
not feel at all cast down over the re-
suit. In the first half the Grange
Vile team ran up a score of %, the
larger part being made by two players
| on that team. One of these players
was an old. experienced college man
and was guarded by Paul Terhaar, an
y undeveloped, inexperienced boy. In the
second half Henry Hussman was sub
stituted for Terhaar and in this half
the Cottonwood team scored IL points
TO Grangevilles g. When the return
game is played here at some later
date the boys hope to make a much
better showing and will make the coun-
ty seat aggregation travel to get away
with the game.
Will Jones was In town wednesday
and yesterday on his way home from
a trip to Portland with cattle. While
here he was particularly fortunate in
r the raffles and as a result some half
dozen of his best friends win dine on
goose which Will won and gave to
them
Mrs. r. A. Minis cut one of her fin
gers quite badly the first of the week
on a tin can
The Fuller orchestra, minus the show
, troupe, appeared here Saturday eve
ming at the Princess theatre and help
ed entertain a good audience.
| Charlie Crawford and Cecil Carey re-
} turned Saturday from their hunting
} trip across the river but did not have
anything to show for their efforts. They
: say there are deer over there but with
out snow they could not locate them
: Jesse Robertson was over from Nez-
perez yesterday and ate THANKSGIVING
, dinner with his folks.
, Arlie Fish came in Wednesday eve
ming from MOSCOW and Is spending a
! few days with his sisters, Mrs. r. A.
! Minis and Mrs. ]. r. Kaufman.
: The eleventh annual Thank sglving
' ball given last night by the X. of p.
lodge was a great success, both social
: ly and financially. A large crowd was
present and a fine time was enjoyed by
r all. The music provided by the Harris
!. orchestra, OF Winchester. was par ex-
e cellence, and everything seemed to con-
a spire to make the occasion as enjoy