Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-01-30

lip Top Hour Is pure, clesiil
and perfect. 1-tf
Johann at the Harness shop
buys hides. 46-4 |
DR.. II. 3. Blake was a profess
sional business visitor at Voll-
mer Thursday.
Corn, Corn, for feed. Get it
at the Farmers Union Ware
house where the price is right. 3
DR.. G. S. Stockton of Grange
vile was a professional visitor
in Cottonwood Tuesday.
The silk section of yard silks
will interest you at a 20 per cent |
discount. Leggett Mercantile Co.
DIR. Orr reports the arrival of
a big baby boy at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Meyer, today.
Alfred Richard who recently
purchased the Mauer tailor shop
spent Sunday with home folks
at Grangeville.
Ed knorr, a prominent stock
man OF the river section was
business visitor in the city the
first of the week.
Get your coat for next season
during our clearance sale at a
great reduced price. Leggett
Mercantile Co.
Mrs. A. b. Rookie received a
delicious box of apples Thursday
grown in her sisters yard at
Cedalville. Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Workman
are the proud parents of a fine
baby girl that arrived at their
home last Saturday.
There will be a Red Cross
meeting at their headquarters on
Tuesday afternoon, February 8.
All members are requested to be
present.
A bayb girl arrived at the
home of Jim Bryant in the
Grangeville section yesterday.
! Dr.. Orr reports mother and babe
| doing nicely.
! Bill Rookie, who came out from
! his ranch on the river last week
! and departed for Lewiston on a
! business mission is now detained
! there with an attack of the flu.
] Carl Killmar returned Satur-
day evening from Spokane
where he attended the auto show
which he said was a great sue
cess. He returned to his home
at Winona Sunday.
WEISS Hockersmith received
word Thursday that his wife,
Z who has been waiting on an eld-
D erly lady at Lewiston with whom
- she made her home during hen
childhood days, had taken down
I'd with influenza.
III We have bought 4 cars OF
I'd corn, one of which is here. Il
of you want the best hog feed, anc
hit even at its high cost, the cheap
Iy est, place your orders with us
nd Cottonwood Milling and Elevator
at Co. sgt
!. Mrs. II. J. Moran and littl,
~ daughter, who have been visit
va ing here for the past two week!
1g with relatives and friends de
s. parted for their home at st
d. Ignatius, Montana Wednesda,
Ell morning.
no Joe Blackburn departed .thi
morning for a visit of severa
:. weeks with his parents in Nortl
q 90 Carolina. This is Joe's firs
- visit with his parents in 81!
:" years and no doubt the time vii
al be enjoyably spent at his oil
home.
The card party at the |. o. o
ov F. hall Monday evening given b,
oJ the Rebekahs was not ATTENDED
. as well as former ones due to tn,
10 rainy weather. The ladies priz,
I was awarded to Mrs. J. V. Nash
n o. D. Hamlin was awarded tn,
nd gentleman's prize.
Joe South departed Sunda,
ut morning for Lewiston where h,
at will visit with his family a
rt Charleston. Mr.. South whil
ch there also intends to look int,
n the merits of several gasolin,
ill pumps, one of which they intent
to install at their new garag,
this spring.
st John Funke shipped Polan,
us China boar Thursday mornin,