The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-04-08
COTTONWOOD
(Chronicle)

b. F. Shaw and ]. A. McGhie were
In the city Monday from the county
seat.
William Ross returned the first OF
the week from a visit with friends IN
California and trip to the fair
Billie Schober Is now in Spokane try
ing out with the Indian league ball
team and has good hopes OF getting
into fast company this season.
John Johann and family moved down
To the Blackburn farm south OF town
yesterday where they will assist In
operating the farm In future.
According to rumor wedding bells
are due to ring In this village in the
very near future-and they won't all
ring from the Catholic church tower
either.
James Broker and family left this
morning for Ito for short visit with
relatives. after which they will go to
Big Timber. Mont, near where Jim has
a homestead.
County Assessor Rothwen was in
town Tuesday from Grangeville assist
Ing A. II. Nau in determining the as
sessable business and residence prop
erty In Cottonwood.
Mrs John Baer and mother left Mon
day for Palouse. where they will visit
friends for a short time, after which
the latter will continue on to her home
near Conrad, Montana.
Roy Brust and Cecil Carey left Tues
day morning for Ashmoor, Mont, near
where the former has a home steadA Ce-
Gil has not taken a claim yet but may
decide to later on.
DR.. Shinnick had office rooms fitted
UP late last week in the Butler build
ing next door to the barber shop and
moved into them the first of the week
from the Phoenix hotel
Alva Hollandsworth shipped out a
car OF livestock and machinery Tues
day morning to Ashmoor, Mont. near
where he has a fine homestead. Mrs.
Hollandsworth will follow him by train
tomorrow.
Leland Bartlett shipped out a car OF
horses machinery and personal effects
from this place Tuesday morning for
Ashmoor. Mont, where he will reside
on and farm the land purchased last
fan by his father.
Mrs. C. Konx left Tuesday morning
for her home at orofino after spend
ing several days here visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. p. A. Gaui. Mr.. Kolk viii
remain here and work at the carpenter
trade during the summer.
John Maugg and wife returned Mon
day evening from a two weeks visit
to the San Francisco fair John says
they liked the weather fine down there
and the fair was nice but he is now
more satisfied than ever with Idaho,
and Camas prairie in particular
Rev. Heueps claim Is being contest
ed by Roy varney. of Flora. A hear
ing, which lasted for three days, was
held at Joseph but no decision was
rendered as the department at Wash
ington must decide. 1t Is expected
however. the Rev. Heuel will win out.
VIM. Ruhoff and brother are busily
engaged at present building a fine
residence for Alois Holthaus on the
latter's farm east of town Mr. Ruiz
off formerly followed his trade for seve-
raj years in Spokane and has the repu-
tation OF being a fast and very compe-
tent workman.
The Three Lakes school closed last
week. The teacher, Miss Christy, gave
everybody a surprise by being married
on the evening OF March 18th. She was
treated to a charivari which lasted for
more than hour. 1t was certainly
some music with all the sheep bells.
old kettles and pans the neighborhood
could secure.
Win Hussman treated his Ford car
to new coat OF paint. last week and
as result the car now appears as a
bright, clean battleship gray in place
Of the former dingy black In fact the
change Is so striking that when VIII |
brought the car out some thought 1t |
was Simon's Case whizzing up the |
street.
The local Rebekah lodge had another |
big session last night and initiated five |
into the mysteries Of the |
order. they being Prof and Mrs. Jen-
xins. Mrs. Hale. Mrs. II. A, Downer
and Miss Maude Martin. After the |
a fine banquet was served to
some So persons and later dancing |
was enjoyed. Visitors we've present from /
Fem and Ferdinand. The Rebekahs
say the local Odd Fellows will have TO
Ego some II they expect to keep up
with the pace the auxiliary order is
setting this spring.