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Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-10-28

Miss Pearl Tefft and Raymond
Howard, both of Grangeville,
were married Monday by Pro-
bate Judge John E. Byron. Mr..
Howard is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Howard, while the pride is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Tefft.
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Nj. +. CHURCH.

All are cordially invited to at
tend services every Sabbath.
Sunday school 1000 A. M.
Gospel service HOO A. M.
Epworth league TOO P. Nj.
Evening service 500 P: M:
Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening 7:45.
Come unto me all we that labor
and are heavy laden and l will
give you rest.
If you have no other place of
worship come and worship with
us. Rev. F. M. Cass, Pastor.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-10-28

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

Princess flour $500; 400"
$2.O5. 44-tf
Ray Kennedy, of Moscow, is
visiting at the home of his sister,
Mrs. J. E. Reilly.
Cut flowers and plants. r. ii.
Kendall agent for the l.. B. Hill
Florist, Lewiston, Idaho. 41-tf
You can now get the Fall Bart
lett pears at the J. F. Jenny
Orchard, Price &c per ID. Aft
d. F. Won Pool and sons are
out from the river on business
matters and visiting with rela-
tives and friends this week.
Chicken Tamales, Beef and
Chicken Bouillon, Oyster Cock
tails at the X. II. Kendall Con-
fectionery. 44-4
We are very busy cleaning and
pressing and making new suits
and overcoats. Richards and
Son, the Cottonwood Tailors.
A. B. Rookie had an attack of
heart trouble Monday of this
week, the result of which has
kept him confined to his home
all week.
Frank w. Kettenbach, a prom
inent Lewiston banker accom-
panied by his san, Alfred, were
business visitors in Cottonwood
Thursday.
Mrs. William Decker of koOs-
kia, mother of Mrs. n. A. Lither-
land returned to her home at
kooskia Monday morning after
having spent a short visit with
her daughter.
The dance given by the mar
ried folks Wednesday evening
was fairly we'll attended, the in
clement weather, however, keep
ing many at home. All those
Ipresent reports having spent a
most enjoyable evening.
Snow fell to the depth of
about 5 inches near the Hussman
saw mill in the keuterville dist
riot Wednesday afternoon &C
cording to men working in that
section, the storm at times was
almost binding.
James F. Shaw of Westlake,
Edward Schroeder and Joseph
G. Enneking of Keutreville pas
sed through Cottonwood We'd
nesday for Grangeville to make
final proof on their additional
homestead entries before Hamp-
ton Taylor, u. S. Commissioner
at Grangeville.
The Ladies Aid will give a tea
at the home of Mrs. William
Simon Wednesday afternoon,
November End to which the
public is cordially invited. The
aid will also give bazaar some
time in the near future and
those having anything to donate
should make it known at once to
any one of the officers of the
society.
A number of bad holes on
Main street were this week filled
with fine crushed rocks which
has greatly improved them. One
of the most noticeable improve
ments from the standpoint of
the automobilist was the fine
rock placed in the holes APP
preaching the cross walks. The
work is being done under the
supervision of Marshall Nau.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Curless, of
Reubens, spent Wednesday in
Cottonwood on business matters
and visiting with old tim e
friends. They made the trip
here in a car, returning home the
came day. Mrs. Curless is now
an invalid but still maintains her
cheerful spirit for which she was
known prior to her sickness and
should we judge ourselves with
her we must admit that some of
US enjoying the best of health
are at least SO per cent Crouch"
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MIR. and Mrs J. p. Roberts and
two children. Of Birmingham. are the
guests 81 Miss Wentworth. Gle +. La
Rua street, and other relatives
Prank 81. Dalton returned sunday
from Mobile. where be was the guest
OF his BROTHER claw and sister. Mr.
ana AIRS. Frank sanchez. making the
trip by motor.
-. r. suter, Of montgomery. Il the
guest II hts sister Mrs. }. y. Gutman.
Tor a few days
Miss Vera Koflar arrives home to-day
from Covington. Ga. where she has
been teaching the past winter.
Mrs. Rassdale.. Of Atlanta. i the
guest Of her son. Ensign Rawsdale. at
hie home on ~. Jackson street.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Harper and baby
are now pleasantly located with Mra
J. b. Gutman. AZ her home. 607 =.
Barcelona street.
Hurley Holland and J. W. Fried
man returned last night from Gaines
vile. where they are students in the
state university.
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OLD AGE. tsis MARK

oliver Wendell Holmes. III the
charming dIseouraes Of The PROBES
sor az the Breakfast Table refers 10
an uumistakable sign OF old age. Il Is
three parallel lines between the broWs.
We can detect the fi.st traces e dis
ease by signs just az plain
When a woman suffers from back
ache. nervous depression. draEgInw-
down pains. and those ailments pecu-
liar 20 women. It Is plain she needs =
Noman'a medicine What other med
cine could she more wisely resort 20
than Lydia + Ptukham's Vegetable
Compound which for half q century
has proved the natural restorative far
these troubles - Advertisement
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RELIEF
FOR BILI0USNESS
NauaMatina caeharsica Unnecessary
ard Otter Very harmful

When yoa notice that your tongue Il
Aeeouinr coated. your breath heavy -
fsverish. your skin sailow. your mind
ana body sluggish. or when you suffet
frequently with bilious headaches. yot
shoula promptly correct the causa
which IL a torpid liver and inaestvi
bowels. This condition ~ popuiarls
known a. hlllousness and f. uHualis
associated with constipation. indiges'
ion. dyspepsia. headache. backaehs
etc
Don't make The mistake a. goadint
Foar liver with caiomel or other nau'
seating catharfics You viii get mueH
quicker and more pleasant relief -
flushing the liver and bowels with IA
eonm' liver salt n ~ perfectly saff
a a harmless ara it. results are lastt
ing. All the leading drug stores SCI
JACOBS Liver salt. II - quite mex.
pensive. AK your druggist 20 get
for you u i so pleasant 70 take ant
- delightful in effect that you ars
sure % be pleased with it--lAdv9 4
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-08

psyeholaeioal physical and chemical hh-
oTatagian that as q man thinketh in BE
- Art - n ha literally true. not only
morally. but mentally and physically. 10
wa muaf glve an mccUumt not only in
ere DAY e Judgment bat Ia this hfe q
every idle word that we speak. aiao q
sound psVchcioFicai a. ven e. = moral
ard religious rcason. fur ma 60 heed 81
PauFs adnnnuitiont s'Whntaosver things
are trma. Whatsoever thinEa are honest.
Whatsoever things are tnHa. whataoeVer
things are pure. Whatsoever things are
~ eooa report n there ba amw virtue and
II there - any praise. fhsnk a these
things The L. not un1v & trHat rCiiT-
loua truth but - also Sound pEychciuwY.
~ following the adfnonitiun &c form
mental habits which nof oniY AFFECT our
nlnaa bot IKE arise our bodies ana entlre
lives A. Ne have seen through cur
thoughts ne are constantly recreaung
cur bodies. whether fgr god 81 ~
ny riEht thinking. thsn - can make
ourselves Just what We will. The faith
fsarsafs. mental healers. new Thought ad-
vocafea and Christian scientists have
gilmpsed q great truth. hut they have
cniv nflmrssd 10 a. hey have seNn
thraaEh q NiaEs darby. They have al
performed remarkable ceres and d1ne
grouderfui things. hut they have al haa
meat colossal failures. They have claimed
too maeh. and where they have met with
success ID has NOE been - reason ~. bmt
n spite 20 their claims. One great iaw
governs al. wEich william James hna
recognized ana pointed cut ana wtcn-
ever tbs iaw Vas ccEnufisa ulth. uicceua
has crowned their sfforfa"
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The oath u office and presentation
OF commission 20 twelve members 81
the graduating class was conducted hv
Captain ,. III. Atkinson. acting com
mandant The men commissioned sec
ond heutenanta Ga the T. s. army re-
serve corps were: q. r. Copeland. W.
7. Lansing Mccoy Hubbard. d. n
knight, W. A Mickey. w II. Ma
honey. =. u. Qulnian, l.. J. Tatou q
s. Thomas and W q. Wells. Two men
received certificates IN lieu Of commits
asons. az they have not reached the
ago ~ 2f-D. #. Christlanco and IN az.
Friedlander.
In comforting tho degree ~ doctor
Of laws upon Mr. YonEe. Df. Muir
phroe said. Philip X TonRe. tho Uni
versity # Florida recognizes in you
one ~ Flortda's most l0yal and de-
voted ard useful citizens. IN February.
last before Il was known that you
would be again reappolntoa two
months later q member ~ tho board ~
control. the faculty unanimously rec
commended and the board ~ control
authorized that the degree 81 doctor
~ laws be conferred upon you Bach
elor % arts. master 81 arts. bachelor 81
laws Of the university ~ Georgia. and
q member ~ the Scholar fraternity.
Phi Beta Kappa. "a man ~ affairs. ~
persuas ive speech and winning adj
dress n~w entering upon ysur thir-
teenfh year ~ unrcmunerative. faith
ful and self sacrificing public ser
vice as q member ~ the bonrt ~ con
troll ~ tho higher institution - learn
d..
were chairman - that hoard For these
reasons ana 81 rcken ~ appreciation
80 your devotion % public education.
on the recommendation of thc faculty
and by authority ~ the board ~ con-
troll T coafer upon Won the highest
academic honor - the eif' ~ this uni
vcrsity. the degree ~ doctor 81 laws
and admit vau Co an the rights houors
ara privileges appertaininz thereto.
The men receiving diplomas frnm
fhe different colleges ~ THE university
were Racheiar - arts Arthur Eugene
Carpenter Curtis Carlisle COKE and
clifton Drew Johnson.
Bachelor ~ science. Herbert Milton
Friedlauder Burgo Doyle GIL Marion
brooks Matiack. Harr, ~ eCreary Mer-
chant and Frederick Rerfroe weldon
Bachelr If science On agriculture
Alfred Kent Tishon Defnresg Lewis
Chrisfiance. June RawlE Quinn Carl
Peter Heuck William Henry Nahonev
william Green Wells and leslie Dodd
Williams
Bachelor ~ science On civil euFi-
reorine George william Hartman
Nann Einf ITaff lose DO Sample
T.eite. wallace Alexander Mickey
James Robert Morhcad Ir. and To-
seph Nelson Watkins
Bachelor - Science in Electrical En-
cheering - Mccoy Hubbard Daniel
burnett knight. Louis letter Tatom.
Bachelor ~ I.aws-Aito Lee Adams
Joseph Mautrose Edrehi. James Alfred
Franklin. Charles j. Hardee, 1ohH
Walker r.Idaon. william Mckee Madi-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-08
REEDY-GAHLENBECK NUPTIALs
CELEBRATED LAST EVENING

The home of Mrs. w. A. Cahlenbeck
was the scene 81 a quiet but beautiful
weddlng iask evening when her
daughter, Carrie Elsie became the
bride Of Henry Palmer Reedy. Z. 8 ~
Father McDermoft performing the i'm
presslve Roman Catholic ceremony IN
the presence of Intimate friends and
relatives.
The rooms on the lower floor were
thrown together. being beautifully
decorated with pstted plants smIiax.
fern, Shasta daisies aud quantities Of
other flowers. making charming
scene for this lovely wedding
The marriage vows were taken IN
tie living room before an lmprovlsed
altar ~ tan palms. plants and shasta
daisies Three silver camdeiAbra. with
white tapers. threw a soft light over
the wedding party.
Miss Grace Gahienbeck. sister o.
the bride. was maid OF honor. while
Gale Gahlenbeek. brother acted as
Dir. Reedy's best man.
The wedding music was PLAYED BY
Mrs. VIII Leonard. a talented pianist
just before the ceremony. William
Fauria sang very effectively when
You Are Truly Mine" During the cere-
mony Angels ssrenado" was softly
played By Mrs. Leonard.
At the first strain az the wedding
march from Lahengrin the bridal
party entered. the bride entering upon
the arm q another brother. Alfred
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-08

Jahlenbeck. VINO gave her IN marriage.
The bride 4 tall blonde. was a picture
q loneliness IN her wedding dress -
soft white georEefte crepe. trimmed
with hemstitching and white grosgrain
ribbon. The VEIL a graceful arrange
nent ~ tulie vas caught with orange
blossoms. A shower bouquet ~ shasta
Salsles and fern. tied with white tulie
and Ehowered with swMns0nia COM
pieted che costume.
The maid 81 honor also wore white
georgette crepe with accordion ploated
tunica. She carried a shower bouquet
u daisies and fern. tied with yellow
tulle and showered with swansansa.
Following the ceremony an Informal
reception was held. The brides table
WAS exquisite, with the brides cake ln
the center, banked with daisies ana
FERN and tasteful arrangement af white
tulle and canary colored satin ribbons
During the evening a delicious ics
course was served
Mr. and Mrs. Reedy left On the late
train for New Orleans. where they
VIII spend tao weeks Mrs. Recdy's
travelling costume was ~ navy blue
tFicotlne. with accessories 10 match.
on their return they win make their
home with the brides mother until
Mr.. Reedy receives his discharge from
the navy when they viii make their
home IN Philadelphia.
Among the out 81 town wedding
guests was Mrs Edward Robinson.
r. Mobile
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GIRL GRADUATES COMP nIENTED WITH DANCE

on Monday evening. three sweet
girl graduates" Miss Catherine Mar
ques, daughter Of ar. and AIRS. Joseph
Marques, Miss Eunice Massey. daunh-
ter Il AIR. and Mrs. John Massey. ard
Miss Ruth sweeuy. daughter ~ Mr..
and Mrs. James Sweeny. were compll-
mentcd With lovely dance. which
took place ~ the X. Of c. halt
The hail was decorated with masses
= blue and white hydraugeaa. the
class colors. and shasta daisies. the
class flower. Grossiohan's orchestra
furnished music for tho evening.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-08
RAILROAD MEN TO
VOTE ON NEW SCALE

CHICAGO. Juns 9s--Afembers % ta~
six railroad shop crafts union4 ri i
vote during ms next - Gays on ne-
ceptance or rejection g ne new w4ss
schedule. effective July 1. receutiy 81 4
daraa bv the Units states rAifroa ]
iabor board. Lstts1 ars hsanE ~sut ous
this week recucwsfng tho membership
opinion on the <mws rodnctinn. ancor6 :
ing 20 H. ~. Jewell. presidant q fns.
Railway Employees department. offt .
American Federation q Labor.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-08

During the evening. punch. mlnts
and tiny individual cakes decorated
with candy daisies were served by
Misses Mary Elisabeth FOX. Lillian
Massey Edna Marques. Dorothy
white Jacquellne Brandon and Mar
lorie Brandon.
Tho three honorees received their
diplomas from the 81. Michaers school
on Sunday morning az o'clock mass
in the presence OF interested friends
and relatives.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-08

Miss Marwareg 0n0nke became the
bride % Mr. q !. Dlnean ne a VERY
quiet wedding 81 tire home Of the bride
IN West Point. Miss. On Monday morn
ing.
Air. ana Mrs. Duncan arrived IN the
city yesterday afternoon and viii be
~ home 20 friends It 1900 I.akeview
avenue.
Mrs. Duncan IL = very fovea bic
young womaa. and she win be cords-
ally waleomed II Pensacola society.
SIR. Duncan. who IS known as 'Blzz. g
il very popular young business man.
having scores Of friends who wish
hins success and happinos.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-08
CLARENCE FRIEDMAN
OBTAINS ktIGkl kloNoR.

Clarence ~friedman. son % Mr.. and
Mra. Louis Friedman. of Pensacola.
viii receive his degree today. from
Vanderbilt. AR Friedman has the
highest honors Ia his class in the med
zeal department lie win leave imne-
asatsly for Boston 20 study under bis
brother, Dr. Harry Friedman.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-08
KNOX PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH TO HAVE
ANIMAL PICNIC.

The Sunday school pupils Of the
Knox Presbyterian church. their par
enfs and friends viii enjoy an old
fashioned picnic Thursday at r. Bar
xancaa.
The crowd viii leave at $50 q. M
returning late II the afternoon.
Gasnes. egg Hnd spoon races. three-
legged races. sack races and a tug-o'-
war are on tbs program Tor the day.
on the entertainment committee
Eres Kathleen Morrison, Graham
waite and Mr.. r. q. Acosta.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-08
THOUGHTS Foa THE pAY.

Days change - many things
Ne see 20 differently IN the sun and
showers.
Mistaken we'd tonight
Maybe CHERISHED b. tsmorrow's light
- win b. patient for we know
There's such q little way 20 SO.
Selected.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-08
S()CTE
CALENDAR OF
FUTURE EVENTS


Wednesday, Jans g.
Eerty-Txo cub - meet with as.
Bert MeArister a I o'clock.
Thursday, J1na -
Miss Bsancht Waite hostess - khe
rive RAnarea ciab Az y. IN.
Meeting ~ the Phllathea Class e
the Cfadsden street Methe aIst
church with Mrg. winston Wheat,
1884 r. Biounf s.. a. 5. 80 p. IA.
Friday. June To-
Picnic fog FIRST Presbyterian sun
day school pupils ana their pa
rents ~ fort narFancaS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-08
SMITH HOLMAN ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

Mrs. T. J. Holman announces the
engagement and approaching marriage
Of her daughter, Annie Bell. 20 Captain
Charles II. smith. L. S. A. the we'd
ding 20 be a quiet event Of June f4. No
cards, owing 20 the recent death Of
the bride elects father
Miss Holman Is one OF rs smbla's
most successful teachers. having
taught IN Beulah Olive and Ferry
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-08

Pass. She has always made her home
IN Pensacola and has many friends
here and elsewhere who viii be inter
ested e. learn - her intended mar
rfaEo.
Captain smith makes his home IN
Mobile. but II well known and very
popular IN Pensacola. rs ne was sta .
toned az Fort BarTancas Tor a number
o. years.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-08
LADIES' AUXILIARY
TO GIVE LAWN
SOCIAL

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of Chrisfs
Episcopal church Il planning a vegy
pretty lawn party 20 take place on the
church green On the afternoon ard
evening Of June Is. The lawn will be
decorated witt numbers 81 bright
hued japanese lanterns. and Il Is said
that q pleasant time is In store for
those who attend.
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S3,OO0,000 FIRE AT
TIN PLATE PLANT

uKTTNHUM0. "a. Iunm Ts--EcMB ~
FIRE whieh partially destroyed the fla
~ fhe MclteeNuort TIA flAfw ccEurenT -
Nfexeasscrt. q au8ur9 ARE iaNt nigh .
aaa estimated "a nssflr t9.eeo.oso ~ q .
neiafs - the c1mpanT to-day. Arprex
raafaiY Gee men wSn - thrywa cut =
uark temporarily aa q reEgit - ths f1ra.
officials M4td.
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MRS. TOM WHITE
TO ENTERTAIN.

MrE. Tom White win compliment
Miss Gladys Ben. a sweet bride ELECT.
with a pretty party at her attractive
home. al ". DeSoto street, this af-
ternoon. from until O'Clock.
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MEETING or THE
FORTY. TWO CLUB.

The Forty-Two club viii meet this
afternoon az I O'Clock AZ the home %
Mrs. Bert Mokllister. East Pensacola
Heights.
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s. 5. PUPILS OF FIRST
METHODIST CHURCH
ASKED TO MEET.

The sunday school pupils Of the
FIRST Baptist church are asked - meet
81 the church this afternoon at $50
o'clock 70 practice for sunday school
day. The Intermediates are also re-
auessed % meet at the same time.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-08

The regular monthly meeting Of the
United Daughters If the Confederaey
wali ba held this afternoon az the blv-
ouac at o'c'aek Every member Il
urged 20 be prs
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woMAn's RELIEF
CORPS TO MEL

The regular meeting q the woman's
Relief corps Ell Be held on Friday.
June 20. az $3.50 .. ~. at the AFmoFy
hail A fuIl attendance L. urged.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-08

nrop q Mtfia "Frnmmnm@~ On an ymnA
~ oorm. tngsmaf2y 1hNt corn sto2
.rzrt1uw. teen shortly pa tn ~ RIA
- viii nn8axa. It dpesnf hurt n 81.
Your druggist cells = tiny bottle .
srrsszone" Ter . few eenta. auf1cisE
10 remgve every f4rd corn. SIT sors
81 corn between ths teas. ana ehe o&l
hases. E1th0zt |. p@rsteis q Rasns-><<s.
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COAST ARTILLERY
GENERAL T. DEAD

BnooS1.fNE, Mass. 1une 7.-Eriga-
d.sH General John W. Euekn4u. On cout-
uaand ~ fha Eorth AfiaHftc coant ariii-
lsry eIztric;. died af his homs here eariy
toG4y.
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UNIVERSITY OF
FLORIDA CONFERS
DEGREE OF LAWS

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