Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-02-04
COTTONWOOD
AND VICINITY
Personal Mention and Local
Happenings of the Week in
This Vicinity.

Mrs. J. D. Shinnick was a pas
senger for Lewiston Tuesday
morning.
New revised prices on shoes
are to be had at Bakers.
Tom Randall departed this
morning for a business trip to
outside points.
FOR SALE-Good dry wood
SO a cord while it last. It. Clark,
the Junk man. Ga
Winesap apples S1.75 a box.
Guaranteed. See Mckinney at
the Cottonwood Hardware. 6-1
Bring Bakers all your country
produce. They pay the highest
prices.
John Hoene returned Satur-
day evening from a few days
business trip to Seattle and 9th
er points on the outside.
NOTICE-We are ready with
the new spring line of Ed. V.
; Prices suits for men-Lower
prices than ever.
T. c. Keith, Percy Campbell
and Marion Sligar attended a
meeting at Grangeville Tuesday
. evening of the A. F. & A. M.
Theodore F. Schaecher return
ed Friday evening from a bust
ness trip to Spokane. Mr.. Schae-
cher says business appears to be
somewhat quiet in that city.
T. o. Green, representative of
the Lewiston Tribune, one of the
best daily papers in the north
west spent several days in Cot
tonwood in the interest of his
firm.
j. w. Jordan, freight and pas
senger agent of the Northern
Pacific, with headquarters at
Lewiston was a business visitor
in the city over Thursday even
ing.
William Ross, who has been
: seriously i'll with pneumonia the
past week at the William Hus-
sman home, seems to be holding
; his own and no doubt turn fol
the better will come soon.
DR.. Orr performed an opera.
ton upon one of the daughters
; of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard McKin.
; ley, Saturday, removing her ton
sils and adenoids. She is re
: covering from the effects of tn,
operation nicely.
Mrs. w. A. Ferguson and littl,
n daughter are spending the weel
4 on the river with friends and re
: latives. They departed Monday
= morning via Ferdinand and Wes
h lake, making the short trip b,
r railroad, stage and horseback.
d Mrs. Herman Weigand ant
v little daughter, are visiting will
!. home folks at Moscow this week
n They were accompanied as far a.
i Lewiston by Mr.. Weigand Mon
day, he having returned on tn,
evening train.
Mrs. Richard Pugh, of Craig
l. mont, arrived in the city Tues
e day evening with Mrs. C. A
n Johnston, who spent the day a
Ii Craigmont. Mrs Pugh is spend
e ing a few days in the city visit
g ing with friends.
. j. w. Williams completed tn,
: job of hauling sand from tn,
: Martzen sand pit to his rancl
near the city. this week, which
will be used for concrete work
Mr.. Williams built a fine new
+ barn last fall and this spring will
o build a cement floor in the barn
a Word received from Lewiston
= this week by friends of Sidne,
4 Brown, states that he departed
Saturday for his old home a.
Brentwood, N. c., having beer
called there by the illness of hi.
/ father, who has reached the ag,
of 80 years.
III DIN Hamlin, who has been at
tending the U. of |. at Moscow
deturned home Monday evening
and will leave for the Van Poo
farm on the river, where he viii
! be employed by his grandfather
i Ohm has been taking up prepar.
atory work for a dental course
and expects to again resume his
studies next year in some wei
/ known dental school.
II Miss Margaret Simon enter,
tanned some twenty of her high
school friends Wednesday even.
ing at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Simon. The
guests appeared in the role OF
their fayorite moyia star no,o