Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1918-06-14
Jack Martin of Salmon River
was in Lewiston on business Mon
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Wilbur, Wn.
Leonard and Ollie Zodrow of
Ferdinand were in town the first
of the week.
Joy Melcher writes from San
Francisco that he has enlisted in
the medical corps of the navy,
and is in training there.
Anton Breugeman went to Mos
cow Wednesday for a brief visit
with relatives, before leaving for
Camp Lewis.
j. R. Lacy and family from
Garfield were among those from
that section trading in Cotton
wood the last of the week.
Miss Leasel Hussman returned
home Saturday from Joseph, Ore,
where she spent several weeks Wis
iting relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Gornall of
Spokane enjoyed a few days visit
here this week with his brother,
Rev. VIM. Gornall and family.
H. J. Schober and family re-
turned to their home at Penewa,
Wn., Wednesday, after visiting
several days here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beakley returned
to their home at Lewiston Mon
day after visiting Sunday with
relatives-P. N. Huffman a n d
family at Greencreek.
Miss Delma Wilder, the school,
nam, while enjoying her vaca-
ton, is assisting for a few days
with the work in RandalPs con-
fectionery and ice cream parlor.
A. F. Parker of Grangeville
passed through Saturday for a
brief visit in Spokane. He is bill
ed to speak at the big celebration
at Flyblow today and tomorrow.
Frank Bryan went to Cotton,
Wn., the last of the week for a
few days business visit. He was
accompanied by his daughter,
Florence, who will make her
home there.
P. A. Gaul went to Vollmer
Tuesday, returning that evening
in his Ford, which was left there
the day before slightly out of fix
as the result of a trip he was max
ing in it from Lewiston.
Ted Schaecher arrived home
last night from his couple of weeks
trip to Montana. While up there
he visited his brother Chris and
family at Ryegate. Crops up
that way look pretty good, but
rain is badly needed.
Don't fail to take in the band
entertainment and dance at the
Orpheum tonight. There will be
a concert of 80 minutes by a Sc
lect colored band, followed by
two farce comedies which will
keep you in a humorous uproar
for nearly an hour. The band
will then play for a dance.
w. L. Brown, a former success
full merchant of Cottonwood, but
now a retired banker and capital
ist of Lewiston, motored over
Wednesday to his excellent farm
6 miles north of here, and which
is now under lease to Amel Schott.
His son Wallace and daughter
Virginia, and Miss Lucille Bolt
came over with him, and all re-
turned home yesterday. While
here the young ladies were guests
of Miss Vivian Baker, who went
with them to Lewiston. She ex-
poets to return home this evening
with her brother Floyd, who drove
back a new Buick roadster from
Spokane.
At the annual state convention
of the Knights of Columbus, held
at Genesee Monday and Tuesday,
a class of As new members was in
itiated. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
N. D. Wernette, Occur d'Alene,
state deputy; J. F. Jenny, Cot
tonwood, state secretary; S. A.
Passmore, Boise, state treasurer;
Edwin Smoat, Genesee, state war
den; ]. c. Cronin, Wallace, state
warden; Rev. Father Kizer, Boise,
state chanlain AhoI1t tuo dozon