Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-10-15

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

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1922 Randalls.
NOTICE-On accsnnt of in
clement weather>tfie f. S. Sweet
Sale was postponed to Monday,
October 18th.
Mrs. Wilbur Fuller and daugh-
ter and Mrs. Robert Pugh of
Grangeville spent Sunday in
Cottonwood with friends.
A big free wedding dance will
be given at Ferdinand Tuesday
evening, October 10Th by Allie
Uhlorn.
Norbert Medeved, a brother
of the editor arrived in the city
from Nezperce last evening and
will spend the day with us.
Dr.. Salsberg, the Eye Special
list of Lewiston, will be at the
Hotel Cottonwood. for a short
period, beginning Monday Oct
ober, 18th. 4O-l
Sherwin Williams Paints are
sold for so cents per GALLON less
during Clearance Sale at the
Hoene Hardware. 42-3
Nick Adehm, of Charleston,
who has been in this section for
the past few weeks helping har-
vest a crop on his ranch. depart
ed Monday morning for his
home.
Representative Seth Jones.
republican candidate for senat-
or at the coming election was a
visitor in Cottonwood Wednes-
day and while here attended the
Sidney Brown sale.
Columbus Day was observed
in Cottonwood Tuesday by the
local banks and postoffice as well
as the Knights of Columbus who
gave a card party and dance at
their hall in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Schaeffer
and family of Greencreek passed
through Cottonwood Wednesday
enrouted in an automobile for
Mt. Angel, Oregon where they
expect to make their future
home.
Geo. Poler ir., and family who
have been visiting with relatives
and friends in Cottonwood de-
parted the first of the week for
Culdesac where they will also
spend short time visiting with
relatives of Mrs. Poler jr.
Clark LYDIA, candidate for
county commissioner on the
Democratic Ticket, whose home
is in the White Bird district was
a visitor in Cottonwood last Fri
day, having accompanied Senat-
or John F. Nugent here.
II. c. Matthiesen, Frank Sim
on, John Funke and DR.. Smith
were passengers for Grangeville
Sunday evening where they re-
ported for jury duty Monday
morning. Mr.. Simon was excused
from jury duty by the Judge and
returned home Monday evening.
Guy Davenport while in Lewis
ton last week purchased a carpet
loom and expects to bring the
same to Cottonwood and have it
ready for business in a few
weeks. The machine is said to
be q good one and makes excep-
tionally fine carpets out of old
rags.
Mrs. Viola Rhett was a pas
senger for Lewiston Saturday
morning where she spent a few
days visiting with friends. She
was accompanied home by Mrs.
Harry Fryer and little son of
Charleston, who will spend the
week in Cottonwood visiting
with friends.
Riley Rice, candidate for con-
gresham on the Independent
ticket, who has been spending
the past summer with his boys
in Montana arrived home Sun
day evening. Mr.. Rice was &C
companied by his wife as far as
Lewiston where she will spend a
few days visiting with relatives
and friends.
A. Jorgenson who has been
visiting on the prairie for some
time with relatives and friends,
being a brother of the late de-
ceased John Jorgenson and a
brother-in-law of Edward Mel
son, a prominent rancher of the
Denver section, expects TO leave
Monday for his home at San
Jose, Cal.
Last week Conrad Bogse, one
of our well known farmers plac-
ed an ad in the Chronicle, stat
ing that he had for sale two fine
young milk cows. BY Saturday
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