Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-09-22

| received Il CARLOAD OF cement.
: Madison Lumber and Milling Co.
We repair all makes of bat
teries. Cottonwood Garage. 30-tf
II. ". Kinzer, of Ferdinand,
was n business visitor in Cotton
wood Tuesday.
Mrs. J. D. Shinnick and son,
John, were guests at the Lewis
Maugg home in Grangeville the
first OF the week
Mrs. J. E. Richards and daugh
ter, Mrs. Clifford White spent
Sunday in Grangeville visiting
with friends.
A large number of Cottonwood
folks attended the dance given
in Grangeville last night in
honor of the Spokane merchants.
Miss Elsie Arp and Doyle d.
Hobart, both of Winona. were
married Wednesday afternoon
by w. N. Knox, minister, in his
home in Grangeville. The couple
will reside at Winona, where the
bridegroom is engaged in farm
ing.
C. o. Perrenoud, who recently
purchased the ReXall Drug store
returned Wednesday evening
from business trip to Spokane
and he is now actively engaged
in the management of his new
holdings.
II. H. Nuxol of Charleston is a
business visitor in the city this
week having arrived on Tuesday
evenings train. Herman says
that the weather in the lower
country still continues to be
warm
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix MartZen
and children and Mrs. Barney
Tackle and Miss Hilda Tackle
spent several days last week in
the Lewiston and Palouse coun-
try returning home Tuesday
evening. The trip was made in
Mr.. MartZen's car.
The car shortage is surely be-
ing felt on the prairie. The
past week several carloads of
wheat were shipped out in coal
cars. Railroad officials attri-
butte the shortage to great act
ivety in the lumber industry and
the recent railroad strike, during
which time many of the cars
: were placed out of commission
due to the lack of repairs.
Last Sunday was certainly a
: banner day at the Orpheum. For
three full hours all kinds of splen
did sceneries and gripping in
= cidents, rides on land and rides
on sea, flashed over the screen
Romance, drama, comic, all
, pleasantly blended, it was sure 3
5 treat for everyone there, and the
{ manager certainly deserved
credit for having procured such
s splendid program.
[. Howard Mckinley spent Wed.
: nesday at the county seat having
t been called there on matters per.
tanning to the county fair. Mr.
e Mckinley is a director of the
e Idaho County Fair Association
t Howard informs us that the
D county fair has all the ear marks
s of being a good one if those who
have promised to make exhibits
e do not go back on them the last
e minute.
e Jake Welte and family who
! have been residents of this Sec
j ton for many years departed in
;. Mr.. Welte's car Wednesday
I morning for Yakima, Wash, to
0 make their future home. They
e shipped their household goods by
e freight. At Yakima Mr.. Weltt
t will engage in the real estat,
business with p. A. Gaul a form
/, er resident of this city. The
y Weltes have many friends here
!. who sincerely regret to see then
h leave but wish them success il
d their new home.
n Everett and Art Rhoades &C
n companied by Henry Tackle left
y in the Rhoades car Wednesday
u morning for Los Angeles, Calf.
: where the boys expect to locat'
a permanently. They hid com
+ plete camping outfit with them
: Tony Tackle, of Breda, lows
o who has been visiting here fol
e the past month accompanied the
d boys as far as Pendelton, Oregon
!. and from there he will go Il