Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-11-04

| Dance at the l. ". ". r. nal FIJI
day November 18th, Cottonwood.
Chicken Tamales, Beef and
Chicken Bouillon, Oyster Cock
tails at the r. H. Kendall Con-
fectionery. 44-4
Farmers Union Warehouse
CO., will receive hogs, Monday,
November 7th at the local stock
wards. 45-1
Ben Luchtefeld last week re-
moved his family from their
home in Cottonwood to their
ranch on the river where they
will spend the winter.
Emil Renggli of the Ferdinand
section was a visitor in Cotton
wood Thursday and while here
made the Chronicle office
pleasant call.
Mrs. Mary Porter, Mrs. Robt.
Pugh and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
Fuller and daughter visited in
Cottonwood Tuesday afternoon
with friends.
Mrs. John Johann and child
rem, Irene Simon and Eliza Mat
thison are spending the week
with Mr., and Mrs. Frank Black
burn on their river ranch.
]. P. Schmidt departed this
morning for Occur d'Alene
where he has case pending in
the state supreme court, which
is now in session in that city.
The tea given by the Ladies'
Aid at the home of Mrs. William
Simon Wednesday afternoon was
a splendid success both from an
entertaining and financial stand
point.
Paul Fuchs of Slickpoo and a
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Fuchs,
former residents of this city, az
rived Saturday evening from his
home TO visit here with relatives
and friends.
DR.. Shinnick was a profession
ri business visitor in Lewiston
Tuesday, having been accompan-
led back home by his son Tom
who will spend institute week
with his father.
G.. F. Mckinney after attend
ing a road meeting in Lewiston
Wednesday evening, represent
ing Cottonwood, departed for
Soap Lake. Wash. where he
hopes to find relief for rheumat-
ism which has been annoying
him greatly the past month or
so.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Jenny ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. II. C.
NIetzel and G.. F. Mckinney de-
parted Wednesday afternoon in
the JENNY Cadalic for Lewiston
where the gentlemen named
above will represent Cottonwood
at a road meeting held in that
city Wednesday evening.
Z. j. Bennett, who operates
the Denver flour mills was n
business visitor in Cottonwood
today. Mr.. Bennett stated that
his exchange plan had been a
wonderful success he having
qround 10000 bushels of flour
since the first of January for
farmers on the exchange basis.
Sheriff Jake Eimers and his
deputy, Chester Arnold. spent an
hour in Cottonwood Monday on
their way home from Ferdinand
where they Investigated matters
concerning the robbery at Fer
dinand Sunday night when the
post office safe was blown open
and robbed. Sheriff Eimers
stated that it had all indications
of being an expert on the job.
No clue was found but Sheriff
Eimers will work on the case I'M
til the guilty parties are brought
before the tribunal of justice.
Florin Holthaus departed
Wednesday. morning for st
Cloud, Mimi. and we understand
that he and Mat Duclos another
Cottonwood boy who has been
visiting there for several weeks
will be two of the principal char
acters in a double wedding that
is soon to take place in the Min
nesota city. The boys will marry
sisters, the Misses Fiddler, sis
tiers of Mrs. William and A. B.
Ruhoff of this city. The young
ladies visited here last summer
with their mother.