Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-09-30

are enjoying q visi. from Mrs.
Farris' father Of Taiia Waiia.
.ArcLie Dyer q prominent
GraIgev.iie BANKER wss a bust
neas T7-is;tor II Coftonwcod Mon-
day.
Chas. Strickfaden of Ferdin-
and ana Lee Strickfaden Of Lap
wal are business visitors in Cot
tonwood today,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kauff-
man of the Tammany country
are visiting with relatives and
friends in this section
Miss Hazel Calhoun of SpOk-
ane is visiting with her sister.
Miss Beatrice, this week, coming
here Tuesday evening
Eclipse Vacuum sweeper for
rent by day week or month.
$1.O0 will clean all of your rugs |
and carpets. Hoene Hdw. 35-tf
Mrs. Asa Jones is visiting
with her parents here this week
and while out is also taking in
the celebration at Grangeville.
kid" Lomski won the deci-
sion over Ralph Haskins in a
boxing match held at Grange
vile yesterday. The contest was
q decisive fictory for LOmski.
Mrs. II. Fl. Nuxoll after spend
ing several days in Cottonwood
and vicinity returned to her
home at Charleston Monday
morning.
| FOR SALE-9000 pounds of
! sacked oats; i COW six years old,
fresh about New Year, extra
good milker; l heifer, will drop
calf in April. st Michaels' Mon.
asterv. II 39-tf
DR.. J. E. Smith was a business
visitor in Grangeville the first of
the week attending to some mat
tiers before the Probate Court of
Idaho county pertaining to the
estate of his wife who died re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Nash
and youngest daughter motofed
, from Spokane, their home, to
Cottonwood Monday and have
, been spending the week here
visiting with relatives and old
. time friends.
r. H. Kendall removed his
e household goods from the Arm
e zen property near the Catholic
). church to the J. z. Smith resi-
: dence. The ArnZen residence
" Twill be occupied the early part OF
next month by Mr.. and Mrs
: Fred Mckinney.
a An aiiplane passed over Cot
= tonwood this morning, headed
r for Grangeville where exhibition
;. flights will be made. The plane
4. will also take up passengers
y While going over COTTONWOOD
Y, and vicinity the plane was FLYNN!
l. quite high.
Y Due to the absence of electri
+ power for about three hours to
g day, caused by the balloon a
ID Grangeville falling on the higl
power line, the Chronicle is scv
Is eral hours late this week. 1t /
y stated the balloon was total
" destroyed.
81 A larg number Of cars passes
= through Cottonwood the pas
;. three days from nearby points
l., l., all headed for the Grangevill
y celebration. Cottonwood sen
~ -. its largest delegation to the al
=, !, fair, Thursday, the second day
-, ~ some 25 cars going from here o
>, that date.
~ H. L. Shields, Monday of thi
week, purchased from Jaco
in Matthiesen what is known as tn
We Aichlmayr residence in tn
d. north part of the city at a II
T norted consideration of $500
y The house is a very substanti;
G one and was bought by M
a Shields for a permanent home.
ge Mrs. J. P. Brown, wife of til
I'd new proprietor of the Schaecht
CIV Drug Store arrived in Cotton
ey wood Wednesday evening frol
h Spokane to join her husban
", here and to make Cottonwoo
Is, her future home. Their hous'
C. hold goods arrived this week an
on was moved to the Meyer hom
re, where they will live. occupyin