Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-11-12

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


eral days this week in Lewiston.
The Hoene Hardware last
week delivered to DR.. Orr a new
I 1921 five passenger Buick auto
/ mobile.
Mrs. II. G.. Apnew was a pas
/ senger for Spokane Tuesday
morning where she will make a
short visit.
Miss Ova Dale Hunt, manager
of the Nezperce Telephone office,
visited a few days this week at
the home of the parents in
Charleston.
Cashier w. w. Flint, of the
First National Bank, was a pas
sencer to Lewiston Wednesday
morning on business returning
on the evening train.
If YOU have any hogs to ship
next Monday November Is you
must make arrangements with
us before. Farmers Union Ware
house Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Meyer were
passengers Wednesday morning
for Lewiston expecting to spend
the next ten days in the lower
country ON business and for
Mrs. Meyers health.
DIN Hamlin and Earl Rink,
two students of the University
of Idaho, spent Sunday with
their parents in Cottonwood re-
turning to Moscow Monday
morning.
Henry huffman and family
and Henry Dasenbrock of the
keuterville section left Wednes-
day morning for Los Molinos,
California, expecting to spend
the winter at this point with the
ossibiliy of permanently locat-
ing in California.
The Ladies of the Catholic
church on AImistice Day served
coffee, sandwiches and cake to
the general public in the X. G..
hall. which was patronized by a
goodly sized crowd. The pro-
ceeds from the luncheon will be
used to icleave suffering among
the poor children of Europe.
William Hussman, John Peter
son. B. Luchtefeld, and John
Jungert motored to Grangeville
this morning to appear before
the board of county commission
ers, in the interest of the Grave
Creek road, matters pertaining
to this road now being UP before
the county fathers for final set
Element.
Claude Robbins, one of the
proprietors of the Cottonwood
Dray, left Saturday for southern
Idaho and will spend the winter
ON his homestead near Boise city
He expects to return in the
spring and will again resume his
duties on the dray line. During
his absence his business will be
in charge of his brother, Walter,
who is his partner.
Joe Gill, of the Tolo Lake Sec
ton, spent Wednesday in Cot
tonwood visiting with friends
and Thursday morning left for a
four months visit with relatives
and friends in Indiana and Ala
bama. He will stop on his way
at Great Falls, Mont, and there
will be joined by John Mclean,
an old timer of Idaho county who
now makes his home in Montana
All Herboth. who resigned his
position with the Hoene Hard
ware about ten days ago depart
ed Thursday morning for Top
penish, Wash, where he will ac-
cept a position with the Topper
penish Trading Co. Al will visit
with relatives at Uniontown be-
fore assuming his new duties
and will also take in the big
foot ball game at Pullman Sat
uiday between the w. S. c. and
the o. A. c.
Florein Holthaus left Monday
morning for a three months
visit with relatives and friends
in Minnesota, Iowa and South
Dakota. Some Of Florein's
friends are wondering why the
visit to the east has been post
poned and why he picked out
Monday morning as the day to
depart from the city. We will
leave the question for him to
answer when he returns in the
sprir" as we can not answer it
for him and he gave us no en-
ightment on the subject, the
morning of his departure.