Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-12-17

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

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inapd, Tuesday.
Mrs. ice Kaufman jr. returned
from Portland Sunday evening,
much improved in health.
1t will pay you to look over
our stock of toys and Christmas
goods for real selection. Hoene
Hardware. 48-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Campbell
were Grangeville visitors Tues
day evening returning home
Wednesday morning.
If you ere interested in a big
farm sale read Strickfaden Bros.
full page ad in another part OF
this issue.
A most convincing argument
in favor of Tip Top is the in
creasing list of prominent users
whose satisfaction is our best ad-
vertisement 35-tf
Plumbing and timing at the
Cottonwood Hardware every
Thursday and Friday. Fordham
Brothers. Granqeville. 51-tf
Mrs. Marion Sligar returned
home Monday evening from
Lewiston very much improved
in health which is welcoming
news to her many friends.
Just received a shipment Of
cut glass that will make excel
lent gifts for Xmas. Hoene
Hardware. 4S-tf
Mrs. Frank Homer and child
rem departed Wednesday morn
ing for Lewiston to visit for a
few days with relatives and
friends.
Several of the business houses
of Cottonwood have already be-
gan their annual distribution of
calendars some of which are
very attractive as well as quite
expensive.
II. Fl. Nuxoll returned to his
home at Charleston Saturday
morning after spending a week
in Cottonwood on business. Mr..
Nuxoll expected his son Frank
w. Nuxoll and family of Stacey,
Mont, to be at his home when
he arrived there.
Geo. Mcpherson came up from
Asotin Monday evening and is
preparing for shipment the re
mainder of his household goods.
Mr.. Mcpherson stated that they
were well pleased with their new
home. He will leave for Asotin
tomorrow morning.
Miss Leasel Hussman, one of
the efficient and courteous tele-
phone operators of the Pacific
Telephone Co., has asked her
company for four months fur
Tough and expects to leave in the
very near future for an indefin-
tie visit with sisters at Portland,
Spokane and Plaza, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Kasch-
mitter and children, who have
been making their home neal
Miles City, Mont, arrived in
Cottonwood Tuesday evening t.
again take up their permanent
residence here. The community
welcomes them back to oul
midst.
Mrs. Tom Randall, a Cotton
wood woman who is maufactur
ing a salad dressing and putin,
it upon the market, demonstrat
ed her product at the HON,
Store Wednesday. Every on,
who sampled it says the salad
dressing is a fine piece of good.
and many packages of it wer,
sold.-Kamiah Progress.
George Poler, our efficient de
pot agent resumed his duties tn,
first of the week after a 81,
weeks vacation, for the benefit
of his health. Sam Kennel,
who was in charge of the station
during his absence was relieved
of his duties Tuesday mornin,
and left for Reubens where h,
will be employed by the railroad
company.
Charles and Lee Strickfadel
of Ferdinand were in the cit,
Monday on business, in connec
ton with their big public auction
sale which they will hold on thei
farm near Ferdinand on Decem
Der 21st. The Strickfaden broth
ers have been farming exten
sively and as they are now dis
solving partnership are offerin,
for sale their entire farmin,
euuiptment, which include