Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-05-14

We are still on deck and with
better flour then ever, says
Meyer and he knows" 14-tf |
Mrs. D. Romsin daughter of |
Mr.. and Mrs John Maugg of this |
city is sufferiog from a case OF
blood poisoning at her home
near keuterville.
Ray Newbill and Earl Evans,
two young gentlemen connected
with the mechanical force of the
Grangeville Globe were visitors
in Cottonwood Saturday evening
Deputy Sheriff John Powell
was a business visitor in Cotton
wood Wednesday, posting no.
tees PERTAINING to, a sheriff sale
in this section of the county.
Euclid Rice had the misfort-
unc to sprain his left ankle while
taking part in the ball game be-
tween Cottonwood High School
ard the Grangeville school team
! Saturday.
In letter received this week
! from +. w. Weber, a former
farmer of the Fem district, who
removed to Asotin last fall,
states he has removed his family
to Charleston where they will re-
side in the future.
w. F. Ahercrombic was a bus
mess visitor in Cottonwood Sun
day and departed Tuesday morn
ing for Lewiston where he will
make final proof before the re-
ceiver and register of the Lewis
ton land office.
Mrs. Bartol Schumacher. q
sister Of al Herboth. arrived
from Uniontown Thursday even
: ing TO administer to her broth
er's wants while he is confined
to his bed, due to the recent at
tack of appendicitis.
People who have seen Mary
Pickford in "Pollyanna" have
cried and laughed over her eX-
periences. 1t is a wonderful
story that all members Of all
families will want to see. And
they will never FORGET it. At the
Orpheum theatre May 22.
AL Herboth has Ecen confined
to his bed since Saturday even
ing with ID severe attack of APP
pendicitiS. While in no great
immediate danger the attack
was rather severe one and as
soon as possible he expects to
have an operation performed to
remove the afflicting member.
NJ. FarIis of Winona who was
: drawn as federal juror depart
ed Tuesday moring for Moscow
: where the Federal Court is in
session with Judge DIETRICH pre-
siding. The greatest percentage
Of the cases before the u. S.
: court are violations of the pro-
| hibition law.
= Tom Randall and family and
: II. C. Netzel and family motored
\ 10 Grangeville Tuesday evening
). where they took in the exhibit
4 ton of "Pollyanna" at the Lyric
with Mary Pickford as the lead
\ ing character. They report the
1 show an exceptionally good one.
This same picture will be shown
in Cottonwood Saturday evening
p May %,
2 The entire family of w. B.
HusSman have been i'll in bed
this week with the exception of
, Bill. The malady appears to be
! q poisoning of some kind, the
cause for which Mr.. Hussman is
entirely at sea to explain. Their
] little son has been the greatest
. sufferer. At the present time
they are doing nicely and within
a few days no doubt will all be
: mp and around again.
= Charles Holt, an old pioneer of
Idaho county and former mem
her of the firm Holt and
: Rhoades, cattlemen of the upper
= Salmon river, who disposed of
their interest last fall was visi-
tor in Cottonwood this week. Mr..
o Holt is a great friend of Riley
G Rice. with whom he was associ-
q atod in the cattle business in the
Il early days. Mr.. Holt is now
= making his home in Lewiston.
: and since leaving Idaho county
d has become interested in oil
wells in Texas, some of which
bovo o-oot f,,turo ,1,.oc,>oo+,