Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-05-27
COTTONWOOD
AND VICINITY
Personal Mention and Local
Happenings of the Week in
This Vicinity.


Miss Mildred Martin of Ferd-
inand, is visiting with her friend,
Miss Ella Hamlin, this week.
Elzo Matthiesen will leave in
the morning for a weeks visit
with relatives and friends in
Lewiston.
Deputy Game Warden Don c.
Fisher and Guy Chiesman, of
Grangeville, were business visit
ors in the city Thursday.
Charles Bradbury came over
from Grangeville Wednesday to
take back with him his Stude-
baker car that has been in one of
the local garages for repairs.
The city has had a grader and
tractor working the past week
on the streets under the super
vision of Marshal Ed Terhaar.
Much good has resulted from the
work done by the grader.
Dr.. Orr and DR.. Stockton, OF
Grangeville, performed a surgi-
cal operation upon Mrs. William
Roakey, of Winona, Tuesday.
The operation so far has proven
very successful.
Lenore Minis will leave in the
morning for Lewiston where she
will visit for a few days and will
then go to Lake Chelan, WASH,
near Seattle to visit with her
aunt for the summer
T. o. Green, the Lewiston Tri-
bune field agent, was in Cotton
wood several days this week on
business matters connected with
the Tribune, Idaho's best daily
newspaper.
The $50 Transportation Co., of
Lewiston, have again put their
automobile stages in operation
between Lewiston and Grange
vile, after having been forced to
suspend operation on account of
the bad roads.
Miss Nell Hunt returned to
her home at Charleston Wednes-
day morning after having spent
a short visit here. She was &C
companied home by her sister,
Miss Ova Dale, who will visit for
a few days with home folks.
DR.. Salsberg, the, eye-sight
specialist of Lewiston, returned
to his home Tuesday morning af-
ter having spent a week in the
city practicing his profession.
The doctor stated that his bust
ness was very good while here
considering everything.
Bids for the construction of
three concrete bridges in the
Cottonwood Highway district
will be opened by the highway
commissioners in their office in
this city on Tuesday, May 31st.
Several bids are expected for the
construction of these bridges.
Jack Hartnett came in Satur-
day evening from Spokane where
he has been confined to a hospit-
ii for about a month, having re-
Gently undergone an operation
from which he is now nicely re-
covering. When Jack leaves
he will take with him one of our
finest girls, who he will claim as
his better half.
County School Superintendent
Leonard Case passed through
Cottonwood Thursday morning
on his way to Greencreek on of
fetal business. Mr.. Case stated
that the final 9Th grade state
examinations given throughout
the county have turned out very
satisfactorily, a greater percent
age having passed the test than
at any one of the other examina-
lions given this year.
People living in the Salmon
river country tributary to Cot
tonwood have been compelled to
come out by the way of White
bird the past week on account of
the high water in Salmon river,
which with runninp drift wood
has made it impossible for either
the Jarret or Lancaster ferry to
operate. The trip by the way of
Whitebird to Cottonwood from
the Joseph country requires
three days.
Miss Mildred Stephenson ar
rived in the city from her home
at Pomeroy, WASH, Sunday even
ing to spend a two weeks vaca-
ton here visiting with friends.
Miss Stephenson removed with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Stephenson, to Pomery about a