Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-06-18

Grangevllle spent Wednesday IN
Cottonwood with her friend,
Miss Lillian Mclaughlin.
Begin at once to get your
Deering and Mccormick cutting
machinery in first class shape.
Hoene Hardware will supply the
repairs. 25-tf
46 head of high grade Short
horn cattle will be sold at Bour-
lands sale 2 miles southwest Of
Grangeville, on Tuesday June
18th. 25-2
Alois Wagner who has been
attending the state university at
Moscow returned home Sunday
evening to spend his summer
vacation with his parents.
Music lessons, violin or piano,
at the Nau Furniture store. Join
now while the class is being nice
ly organized. Pauline Betz, in
structor. 25-4
Ford cars, trucks and Ford
son tractors will be on display
at the Cottonwood Garage. Free
demonstrations to prosperity
buyers. Cottonwood Garage. 25-2
William Wagner re turned
home Monday evening from
Spokane with a Jackson Six
automobile which he purchased
at that city.
George killmar of the Winona
section was in Cottonwood today
on business and stated that his
daughter, Elizabeth, who has
been seriously i'll, appears to
have made slight progress to re-
covery during the week.
Earl Rink, Harold Simon, and
August Schroeder jr., returned
home this week from Moscow
where they have been attending
the state university, to spend
their summer vacations with
Inelr parents.
You do not need to go to Spo-
kane, Portland or Seattle! We
have got it all right here in Cot
tonwood. The most renowned
lecturers - the most exquisite
musicians-and last but not
least the best selection of film
art ever shown at the movies.
Mrs. George Rustemeyer and
three children returned Wednes-
day evening from a three weeks
visit with her parents at Oregon
City, Oregon. Mrs. Rustemey-
er was called to Oregon City by
the death of her brother, Bern
ard Moynagh.
The Great All Robbery
ranks one hundred per cent high
as novelty thriller. 1t is grip
ping throughout with an inter
esting plot and all of it actually
pictured" Cleveland Plain
Dealer. Will be shown at the
Olpheum Tuesday, June %.
William Buettner has been
busily engaged about his home
the past two weeks making some
extensive improvements. Mr..
Buettner is building a cellar I'M
der his home as well as a septic
tank and also expects to build a
garage.
DR.. j. d. Shinnick of Cotton
wood and son, Thomas, arrived
in the city yesterday to join
Mrs. Shinnick, now sojourning
here. The trip from Cotton
wood was made by car, Master
Thomas, who is ~ years of age,
driving the entire distance
Lewiston Tribune.
A number of friends of Mrs.
Ben Nacke gave her a surprise
party at her home Thursday
evening in honor of her birthday |
Light refreshments were served
and the guests departed for
their homes wishing Mrs. Nacke
many happy returns of the day. |
She was presented with several |
useful gifts.
Miss Leasel Hussman left Sum-
day morning for Spokane where
she attended the wedding Tues
day of her brother Henry to Miss
Ida Wickman. She was accomp-
anied home Wednesday evening
oy her sister Mrs. o. Z. Ravens
and little daughter Of Oaksdale,
Wash. who will visit with home
folks for a week.
Paul Atwood, who has been
by the First National
Bank of Grangeville for some
lime resigned his position recen-
,ly and Monday took charge of
lis father, Tom Atwood's mail
quite between the city and Win
ma for the summer. Mr.. At
wood will cnand h;c t,,,,o -, A. /