Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1917-10-05
LOCAL ITEMS
OF INTEREST
In and Around Cottonwood
and Camas Prairie.


this morning for a brief visit in Spo-
kane.
j. F. Jenny's pears will be ripe
next week. Better put in your order
now if you want any.
Wanted two dozen pure-bred
White Leghorn pullets of early spring
Matching. Inquire at this office.
Mrs. Harry Libby and baby are
here from Ashmoor, Mont, visiting
her mother, Mrs. L. B. Hale.
L. E. Hyde, local superintendent of
our light and power company, has
just returned from a visit with his
parents at Prineville, Oregon.
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage, on Oct. 18th, Of Mr.. Casper
Cremer Of Dayton, Oregon, to Miss
Eulalia Bruegeman of this place.
DR.. j. E. Reilly, the dentist, and
his wife and child will leave tomorrow
for visit with their relatives at Mos
COW until Monday evening.
DR.. Orr reports the birth of son
on Sept. 9th to Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
Welte, also that Mrs. JAS. Peyer is
making nice recovery from her re-
cent opertion.
j. A. McLean's secondhand bust
ness has grown so that Ire was forced
to move into larger quarters. He is
now in the Creelman building near
the l. 0. o. f. hall.
Frank Puthof has sold his ranch
3 miles north of town to S. M. Brown
for $4,000 This is the place where
the Vetseh & Johnston auction sale
will be held next Thursday.
A farce comedy entitled "The Elope-
ment Of Ellen" will be played by To-
cal talent in the X. of G. hall here on
the night Of Oct 10Th, proceeds for
benefit Of the Red Cross. See pro-
gram next issue and watch for posters.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. j.
N. Bledsoe on Sept. 26th, but lived
only few hours. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bledsoe have been very unfortunate
in this respect, having lost their last
three children in infancy from the
same cause-heart affection.
The Ferdinand Band will give a
street concert in Cottonwood commenc-
ing next Sunday at 2:3O o'clock and
lasting an hour. The object in giving
the concert is to advertise the lyceum
course, the first number of which will
appear in the Ferdinand opera house
next Wednesday night, Oct. 10th.
The Chronicle force will feel under
everlasting obligations to our adver-
tisers if, when desiring change in
their ads, they will furnish the copy
before Wednesday noon Of each week.
After that, every minute Of our time
is taken up in getting the paper ready
for publication.
Forty of her friends Wednesday
evening honored Miss Anna Gaul with
most delightful shower at the home
of her brother, Joe, which was greatly
enjoyed by all present. Music, game:
and refreshments were the order o.
the evening. Miss Gaul and F. j
Homer, our photographer, will bC
married next. Wednesday.
Reservations 81 seats for the frs
lyceum Wednesday evening
Oct. 18th, will commence on Satur
dav, Oct. 18th at the X. Of c. hall
from 1920 a. m. until 6 p m. Aftel
this reservations can be secured a
Gaul's confectionery, from P. A
Gaul John Hoene, Tom Parker anC
J. N. Meyer. Get your tickets early
Two boys, aged about 13 and L
years, and giving their names a
Frank and Chester Reavis, arrived
here yesterday, riding from Vollme
with some man in an auto. 1t wa
soon learned they were runaway
from Lewiston and had walked mos
of the way to Vollmer. They sal,
they were trying to make their wa.
to Midvale, near Weiser. Our cit
marshal is entertaining" the advent
urous lads in the city jail until tn
arrival today of the sheriff fror
Grangeville, who will take them bacl
to Lewiston.