Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1917-12-28
COTTONWOOD
AND VICINITY

Henry Arnzen of Ferdinand was a
Cottonwood visitor Wednesday.
John Moriarty went to Nezperce
Wednesday on business.
A. L. Creelman ate turkey with
his family at Lewiston Tuesday.
Nick Bieren spent several days this
week with relatives at Winchester,
Mrs. McGrew and daughter, Miss
Fannie, spent Christmas with friends
in Grangeville.
Miss Laura Craig of Charleston was
guest of the Randall and Rhett fam
lies in Cottonwood this week.
Marion and Grace Eller of Green
creek are spending the holidays with
relatives and friends at Culdcsac
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Hyde were
Christmas guests at the home of Mr.,
and Mrs. II. S. Curless at Melrose.
Herman Hussman orders his Chron-
icle sent to Portland, where he is en-
ployed in the shipyards for the winter.
Dan Greenburg, government EN-
ployee, spent Christmas with his wifes
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Kube at Den
yer.
Several members of the Nanpool
family from the Salmon river country
we're Christmas shoppers in Cotton
wood.
Vernon Newell, a student at the
Blair Business College in Spokane, is
spending the holidays with his par
ents here.
Mrs Pearl Martin and family of
Ferdinand enjoyed Christmas with
their relatives here-A. 0. Martin
and family.
August Won Bargen and family of
Fem enjoyed Christmas day at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. G. w.
Thompson in Cottonwood.
\ His many friends were pleased tc
see Dad Rookie able to be out again
this week, after being confined to his
home for several weeks with illness.
Mrs. p. N. Huffman Of Greencreek
left Wednesday for months visit
/ with her daughter, Mrs Harry Bill
Il lows, in Alberta, Canada.
H Mrs. j. Butler, accompanied by
her son and daughter, Marion anC
Selma, left Wednesday for a visi
with relatives at Garfield, Wash.
Mrs. O. d. Hamlin has returned
II home from Lewiston, where she re
Y Gently underwent a successful opera
Il ton. She is making a nice recovery
h Mr.. and Mrs. P. II. Hatch ant
daughter Of Spokane were guests a
the home of Mrs. Hatch's sister, Mrs
II Mary Challenger, near Cottonwood
this week.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Simon enter
tanned the following persons at yer.
fine Christmas dinner Mr.. and Mrs
II Geo. Poler, VIM. Schiller and family
and Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Simon.
Il Miss Margaret Hopper, a teache
in the Winchester school, is spendin
her holiday vacation here at the HON
II of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Parker-he
former neighbors at Hastings, Ncb.
IN MIR. Vroman, an electrician frol
Il Spokane, is here installing a numbt
II of Delco light plants, for which I'll
II Hoene Hdw. Co. is agent. He wi
H install light system next week
Ill St. Gertrude's Convent, west of tow
III The E. l.. Parker family entertai
ed on Christmas day Z. NJ. Park
and family, Tom Parker and viii
III Miss Margaret Hopper, a teacher
III Winchester, and Miss Eve Parker
sister from Iowa, who is visiting h
relatives here.
Ill Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Z. Hale have I
- turned home from Walla Walla, whe
er Mr.. Hale had been under treatme
al in hospital for some time. He h
D. so far recovered as to be able to I
us sumo his work in the Hoepe hardwa
nc store next week.
AZ Leslie Hill, who went to San Fra
M cisco last month with several YOU
. men from the Salmon river countr
~ returned home the last of the wee
h He says that strikes in the branch