Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-07-16

AND VICINITY
Personal Mention and Local
Happenings of the Week in
This Vicinity.

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to Lewiston Tuesday afternoon
where they will spend a few days
visiting.
Mrs. Arlie Gentry and her
friend, Mrs. Rider, are spending
the week on the Gentry farm
near the Salmon river.
The Rev FIR. Phelan of
Grangeville stopped in Cotton
wood Monday for a few minutes
while enrouted to Lewiston and
Charleston.
Mrs. Mary Eastman, who has
been visiting at the home of her
daughter Mrs. Geo. NJ. Robert
son. returned to her home at
Grangeville Saturday.
John SCHNEIDER and Mike Oar
cheid were passengers for Lew
iston Tuesday morning on bust
ness, expecting to return home
in few days.
Miss Beatrice Sasse accompan-
led by her sister, Miss Lucille,
were in the city Tuesday and
while here DR. Orr removed the
tonsils of Miss Beatrice.
Alvin Robertson of Walla
Waila who has been visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Robertson of the Greencreek sec
ton departed for his home Mon
day morning.
F. M. Cass and wife of Golden
dale, Wash. who have been Wis
iting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Marion Sligar returned to
their home Monday morning.
Mr.. Cass is brother of Mrs.
) Sligar.
; Dan McElligott, a student of
st. Patrick Seminary Menlo
Park, California visited at the
home of John Engel and fimily
Wednesday. He left Thursday
morning for his home at Ryan,
. Iowa.
John MCGEE, manager of the
NeZperce Telephone Co., is busy
this week supervising the reset
ting of a number of telephone
poles, which had to be reset on
account of Interfering with the
construction of the cement
walks.
DR.. and Mrs. J. f. Reilly and
son John, returned Sunday from
weeks visit with relatives and
. friends at Moscow and other
points. The doctor states crops
in the Palouse country are very
promising and farmers predict a
big yield. They made the trip
in their car.
Helen Curless, Mrs. Ratliff
.. and Mrs. Ada Hicks of Nezperce
were visitors in Cottonwood Sat
urday and Sunday at the home
. of Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Robertson.
The ladies were joined Sunday
by their husbands, Mr.. Ratliff,
assessor of Lewis county and Mr..
) Hicks.
j. +. Jenny motored to Spok-
ane Sunday on business and re-
turned Monday with new seven
passenger Cadalic car. This
car is considered one of the best
on the American market and the
car as equipped by Mr.. Jenny
cost near the $4,000 mark. Mr..
Jenny traded his old car in on
) the new one.
Mrs. Geo. Simon arrived Sat-
urday evening from her home at
Lewiston to spend a short visit
with her sons and daughters.
Daddy" is expected to arrive
later. Personally we believe this
was scheme of "Daddy's" to
get his wife here so he could
. have an excuse for coming to
Cottonwood later.
Mrs. John Homar returned
Saturday evening from a visit
Will lCidllNtS anu lIleIiuS at
Vancouver and Tacoma, Wash.
She was accompanied home by
. Mr.. and Mrs. Guss Homar, faith
Ell and mother of her husband.
who will visit at the Homar home
.. for a short time. This is Mr..
Homar'S first visit to this sec
ton of the county and he is high
ly pleased with Camas Prairie.
That John Hoene, head of the
new hardware firm seems to be
made of the mettle that makes
. towns. While here last week
he remarked that his firm was
here to stay, and to make Ferd-
inand forge ahead, as she should,
and that he and his house stood
firm on going ahead as rapidly.
. as is consistent. Such men are
good adjuncts and assets to any