Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1921-08-12

Miss Margaret Johnson is
spending the week visiting with
friends in Grangeville.
Have that squeaking wheel on
your car fixed. We can do it.
Cottonwood Garage. S3-tf
Miss frankie Stephenson, of
Pomeroy, Wash, arrived in Cot
tonwood Monday evening to visit
with friends.
H. G. Matthiesen and family
motored to Lewiston Saturday
evening returning the following
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Chamber
lain and son are spending a few
days in Cottonwood this week
from their home on the Salmon
river.
Asa Jones, William Jones,
Elvin Rookie and Saxby Boles ac-
companied a shipment of live
stock from Cottonwood Saturday
morning for Portland, Oregon.
Mrs. Dan Greenburg, of Wal
lace, Idaho, a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. d. Fl. Kuhe arrived in
Cottonwood Monday evening for
a visit with her parents.
Mark Baulch and j. A. Zuver,
two Grangeville citizens spent
several hours in our city Thurs
day and while here did some trad
ing with our local merchants.
r. E. Hanarahan, superinten-
dent of the Camas Prairie rail-
road, with headquarters in Lew
iston spent Monday in Cotton
wood on business matters.
Mrs. Tim Sullivan and nephew
arrived Tuesday evening from
Moscow to visit at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. J. E. Reilly. Mrs.
Sullivan is q sister of DR.. Reilly.
Harriet and jeanette Greve
left Sunday morning for the Asa
Jones ranch on Salmon river
where they will spend the next
two weeks visiting with the
Jonses.
Frank Albers and wife and
Mrs. o. d. Hamlin and daugh-
tiers are spending the week near
Adams Camp picking huckleber-
ries. They made the trip to the
mountains in a car Sunday morn
ing and are expected home to-
night.
George Terhaar and family
and Ed Jessup and family re-
turned Saturday evening from a
huckelberry expedition in the
mountains back of Grangeville,
at place known as Dead Horse.
The Terhaars went one day and
returned the next bringing home
with them 7 gallons. The Jes-
| sups remained two days longer
and returned with II gallons.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Netzel and
son, Harold, returned Sunday
evening from a months trip on
the outside. While away they
visited in Spokane and number
of the coast cities. Mr.. Netzel
having ordered his fall and WIN
ter stock of merchandise while
on this trip. They made the trip
to Spokane and return in their
car and from there on made the
remainder of their journey via
the rail route.
Lem Neil, president of the
Grangeville Coal Developing Co..
and A. Doornbos. a farmer resid-
ing near Grangeville who is in
terested in the same concern.
spent Saturday in Cottonwood
in the interest of the company.
Both men are highly enthused
over the prospect of striking coal
IN their mine near Grangeville
which is now being prospected
by two experienced coal miners.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Slosson ar
rived Saturday evening from
Livingston, Mont. to spend their
vacation with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Reiner and family. Mr.. Slos-
son is travelling engineer for
the Northern Pacific Montana
division, with headquarters at
Livingston. He had contem-
plated a trip to Chicago from
here but owing to his being TAX
EN- up with this country and the
good eats has decided to spend
his entire vacation with the Rel
ner family. Joe says he is GO
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