The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-01-21
COTTONWOOD
lChroniclel


Joe Coyne, the jolly Grangeville cigar
maker, was in town Thursday.
Mark Robinson the Grangeville painter
was In town yesterday.
o. ID. Hamlin is filling his ice mouse
this week with fine quality of Ice
from the Simon pond.
H. H. Nuxoll came up the first OF
the week from Charleston to look after
business interests here.
Herman Won Bargen was transacting
business in the city Wednesday from
his home near Fem.
Miss Helen Rehdar left yesterday
morning for Missoua, Montana, where
she will visit with old friends for three
or four months.
w. b. Hussman shipped out three
cars of shop lumber last week to the
Bement- Harold Lumber Co, the ship
ment all going east.
! Frank Albers returned to Mt. Angel,
Oregon yesterday to resume his studies
after attending the wedding of his
brother here Tuesday.
! Michael Fuchs and family came over
from Nezperce the first Of The week
and spent several days here visiting
with the Fuchs and Meyer families
Riley Rice returned Wednesday even
ing from attending a Farmers Union
meeting in Spokane the first OF the
week.
o. d. Simmons returned Sunday after
noon from Spokane with his new Over
land car. He was accompanied home
/ by Herman Funke.
NJ F. Fuchs this week purchased
team and wagon from Felix Martzen
end a new hack from John Hoene and
win soon be ready to tackle we happy
farmers life in earnest on the ranch
he recently secured near Siicapoo
John Maugg, the Keuterville black
smith, was in the city Monday shaking
hands with his many friends. John has
a large sized notion of moving to Cot
tonwood to reside and will probably
get down here some time during the
coming summer. We shall be glad to
number him among our progressive
citizens.
The Knights of Columbus gave
another enjoyable social at their hall
last evening which was attended by
fully two hundred persons. A nice
program of music specialties and
short drama was rendered and after
ward dancing held sway until nearly
midnight The affair was one of the
most enjoyable held this winter and
vas fully appreciated by all present.
Walter Robbins and family returned
Sunday from a Wit of several weeks
rear higgins where they went for the
benefit of Mrs. Robbins health, which
was much improved. Walt says they
had plenty of cold weather up the
liver last month and the Salmon froze
over solid enough for people to haul
ads of wood across on the ice. Six
t., en- degrees below zero was reported
at one place in that section one night
during the cold spell.
Some miscreant broke into the Cot
tonwood Hardware store Wednesday
evening and helped himself to two
revolvers some cartridges and two or
three pocket knives, perhaps $50 worth
of goods in all An entrance was af-
fected at the rear of the store and
the miscreant then proceeded to help
himself at leisure, as was evidenced
by the fact that he opened number
of boxes of ammunition before finding
, shells to fit the guns taken.
After almost ten years of labor In
, Idaho county, more than four years OF
/ which time he served as pastor of the
5 local parish, Rev. Father Odilo left
E Monday morning for Maryville. Mo-,
E where he has accepted a pastorate, and
his place here will be filled by Rev.
Q Father Willlbrord Beck, who arrived
e last night from the east. During his
I residence here Father Odilo made q
( large number of friends, both Protes-
e tant and Catholic, all whom were sorry
e to see him leave but wish him the best
: of success in his new field of labor.
|. j. ". Baker, who recently left with
his family for Fort Benton, Mont, clos
: ed deal the first of the week for the
: purchase of the lots just west of the
/. Hamlin residence on Broadway from B
d Luchtefeld and will soon be back here
3 to reside. He soon intends erecting 6
o new residence on the lots purchased ant
b will probably go into business hers
: again in the spring. Their sudden re-
r turn came as a surprise to everyone
here, but 1t evidently did not take
them long to decide they did not lik'
. the Montana climate as well as that o.
3 Idaho.
a The plaX presented at the Princes.
v theatre last Friday night by the Vino
= ma Dramatic Club drew a full houss
. and was thoroughly appreciated by al
h present The play lasted almost tive
4 hours and held the close attention o
' the audience from start to finish. Will,
: the acting of every member of tn,
4 troupe was above critism the work o
9 Mr.. and Mrs. e. l.. Martin and Mis-
n Clara Seger was especially worthy o
I mention, and the jokes cracked at tn
q expense of local citizens met with pro
d longed applause. The dramatic club wi
II perhaps take the play to Kamiah an,
n Nezperce at some later date.