Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-06-28
Additional Local News

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
Riemann of Keut erville on June
! 20, 11-pound son.
Remember that tomorrow is
the last day for paying your tax
i es before pen atty is added.
Nick Bieren took several cars
of hogs to Spokane last week for
the Cottonwood Milling Co.
I Fred Ledford, wife and baby ex-
pect to leave tomorrow for a few
days visit with relatives in Asotin
Mr.. and Mrs j. F. Jones little
6-year-old son is very sick with
pneumonia at the Cottonwood
hotel.
| Postmaster Nash informs us
that only 8 German alien women
i registered before him, as required
by law.
J. L. Eckert and daughter,
Miss Helen, arrived home yester-
j day from their months visit in
III Alberta, OdnaQd.
i Miss Sara Swain returned to
1 her home at Kooskia yesterday,
after a pleasant visit here with
Mrs. Geo. M. Robertson.
Two extra BARRIERS helped Slim
I Reed in his barber shop during the
II Chautauqua rush-Billy Ogg of
u Spokane and w. A. Ferguson of
1 Boles.
/ Mrs. J. E. Watkins and little
/ son James left this morning for
/ their home in Spokane, after a
7 pleasant visit with Mrs. Elvin
Parker.
j Ed Lancaster and family of
| Salmon river made a tri p to Lew
II iston the first of the week, Will
Rogers taking them over in his
II auto.
1 The Schroeder barn dance clear
Il ed $101.65 and the Mitchell barn
] dance the week before $8O-for
n which the Red Cross ladies feel
II very grateful.
Il Miss Esther Telscher of Grange
j vile visited her grandparents
Il here a couple of days this week.
Il Dad and Mrs. Rookie, also her
I friend Miss Mildred Stephenson.
Il Grandma Winner, who makes
II her home here with her daughter,
II Mrs. Geizentanner, has gone for
u visit at the home of her son, J.
i W. Winner, banker at Wallace,
II this state.
Il Mr.. Joseph Kaufman was seri-
II ously injured yesterday at his
II home just west of town by his
II horse falling on him, breaking
u three of his ribs and bruising him
7 up generally.
: While on their way from Wi
mona to see ball game at Nez-
i, perez last Sunday, Arthur Mundt's
" car, in which were himself, wife
! and child and two other persons,
went off the road and upset.
rs Luckily none of them were SER
d iously injured, and neither was
. the car. The game was postpon-
O. ed on account of rain.
Jack Back is having more than
st his share of tough luck this sum-
it mer. A few weeks ago he broke
t. one of his fingers while working
l, at the rock-crusher, and Monday
he while working on the new eleva-
is tor rock fell from a high scat
IL folding, striking Jack on the head
and making an ugly wound. He
B. was unable to work for several
days.
u u John Seyler has been notified
a to report at Gillette, Wyoming
: next week. That is where he reg
: istered for army service yeal
ago this month, and he will like
Id ly be sent from there to Camp
z Lewis for training. His wife,
81 whom he married last September
u; at Gillette, will remain with his
mother on the ranch a miles
is southeast of town.
: 1t is reported that Herman
and Heine Hussman are seriously
= thinking of going into the Chau-
. tauqua business. At least, the
- manner in which they spent the
Il past week in entertaining the
he Chautauqua ladies, would leao
in one to think that they were tax
u, ing lessons preparatory to going
y? into the business. Ask the boys
about it.
Mrs. Asa Jones and her son-in.
~ law, Walter Lemons, came over