Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-10-29
COTTONWOOD
AND VICINITY
Personal Mention and Local
Happenings of the Week in
This Vicinity.

wood.
BRUNSWICK-The most &C
ceptable Christmas gift.
APP Randalls.
A. l.. Creelman was a business
visitor in Cottonwood this week
from his home in Lewiston.
All those having accounts with
me are requested to settle same
as | intend to leave in the near
future. Miss Weber. AL
Wallace Rhett of Winchester
spent Sunday visiting in Cotton
wood with his mother, Mrs. Ollie
Rhett.
Millinery Clearance sale of my
entire stock. Rea ] bargains.
Come early and get your choice.
Miss Weber. AL
Miss Gertrude Uhlenkott a
daughter of Henry Uhlenkott de-
parted for Lewiston Tuesday
morning where she will take up
course of nursing in the st.
Joseph hospital.
The Hoene Hardware received
shipment of five 1921 Buick
touring cars Saturday. The
machines were unloaded Monday
having been shipped on a flat car
from Spokane.
Miss Bertha Youngman, a
niece of Mrs. Barney Luchtefeld
departed for her home in Spok-
ane Tuesday morning after hav-
ing spent a pleasant visit at the
Luchtefeld home.
Mrs. George Mcpherson left
last Friday morning for her new
home at Asotin where the
family will reside. She will be
Joined by her husband in the
near future.
Paul Terhaar, who has been
visiting with relatives an d
friends in Cottonwood for a
short time departed Tuesday
morning for Walla Walla, Wash,
where he has accepted posi-
) ton in a garage.
Mrs. Fred Ledford and child
rem were passengers for Sweet
water Thursday morning for a
visit. Mr.. Ledford held a public
sale Wednesday and after these
matters are Strengthened out will
leave with his family for south
eln Idaho where they will make
their future home.
Mrs. Jennie Sligar was taken
to Lewiston last Friday morning
where she was placed in hospit-
al of that city for medical treat
ment. Mrs. Sligar has been
teaching school in Ferdinand,
since September, but resigned
her position, owing to her poor
health.
Deputy United States Mar
shall Mark Howe of Moscow was
a business visitor in Cottonwood
Tuesday. Mr.. Howe at one
time conducted a hotel in Cot
tonwood. Politically Mark is
still a democrat and he predicts
the election of United States Sen
ator John F. Nugent by much
larger majority than two years
ago.
Pleasant ]. Taylor, candidate
for Commissioner of the First
District was in town Wednesday
; with the same old genial smile,
shaking hands with his many
friends. He expects a liberal
vote in Cottonwood, in fact p. J.
is very popular with the people
in this part of the county and
the people of Cottonwood feel
that as commissioner their in
terest would not be neglected
or overlooked.
M. S. Parker, field agent for
the Idaho Anti-Tuberculosis As
) ISOLATION with headquarters in
Boise was in Cottonwood Mon
day in the interest of the assoc
iation. In the evening at the
Orpheum he gave a lecture illus
trated by lantern slides to the
school children as well as many
grown folks. Money for the up
keep of this association is rails
ed yearly by the sale of the Red
Cross Christmas seals.
Editor A. J. Stuart of the
Sites Enterprise and candidate
for State Senator on the demo-
cratic ticket was a Cottonwood
visitor Monday. Mr.. Stuart is
a believer of good roads and he
stated that if elected would do
everything within his power to
further the good road movement
in tho ctoto and a,pao;allx, TJoh