Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-10-06
FEM NEWS ITEMS:
(Special Cor1-espondence)

at fNdftuaH alIu IGpOI 10 q SPieA-
did time.
Yves Zahner and Geo. Camp
bell have returned from bust
ness trip to Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McQuil-
lam attended the fair at Kooskia
and report a delightful time.
Mrs. Chas. Selfors who was
operated on for appendicitis has
recovered sufficiently to be
around again.
Tom Wren and wife left for
Lewiston to attend the big hotel
opening and expect to visit III
Spokane before returning.
Merle McNamee has resigned
his position with the Tom Wren
ranch, and accepted employment
with the railroad company.
Herman and Carl Reuter- and
Margaret Selfors and Jimmie
Wren are attending high school
in Cottonwood and Neva Rhodes
at Grangeville.
Marion Weber, Chas. Selfors,
Pete Zehner, A. l.. Bussard. and
f. L. Dufur motored to Grange
vile Saturday evening to hear
Moses" side of the tale.
Ed Nelson shipped a carload
of cattle to NeZPerce for the fair,
will return Saturday and exhibit
the fine stock ut Grangeviile
next week.
Mrs. w. II. Spencer and the
Misses Emma and Title Won
Berge are visiting friends and
relatives in Spokane.
Mrs. II. G. Chicane accompan-
led by her sister Mrs. Fortine
will leave soon for Roseburg,
Oregon, going overland, to visit
their mother, Mrs. Thompson.
Mrs. Marion Weber and moth
er have returned from a trip to
Conrad, Mont, having been cal
led there by the serious illness of
Mrs. Johns, her sister.
Some of the fields are showing
up in fine shape that were
planted when weather was dry,
and the recent rains will get all
busy blowing and seeding.
Marion Weber has finished
papering Mr.. Spenglers new
house recently built in Fem, Mr..
Weber will be pleased to show
his work to any one desiring art
of this kind. (ADVT)
Lieut.. Gov. Moore accompani-
ed by Seth" passed thru our
town Tuesday stopping long
enough to give us the glad
hand" and saying "by the way"
I've forgotten your name.
Backward turn backward
starts a joke but we didn't even
see q smoke.
The Camas Social Club an or
ganization of the best looking
ladies in this vicinity, enjoyed a
'Weeny' roast over near Mt.
Idaho Tuesday, with only one en-
ception Uncle Henry" was the
only man invited, a pleasant time
is reported.
The Ladies Social Club met
with Mrs McGrath Thursday,
plans were discussed for the win
ter entertainments, and from
hints dropped the vote on the
new style of skirts, Long or
Short" was a tie and the presi-
dent refused to decide it.
Mr.. Samuels accompanied by
Riley Rice passed thru Fem re-
Gently and at an impromptu
gathering gave us a very forcible
talk on the issues, while the
other two candidates for Cover
nor seem to be quite busy calling
each others kettle black. Mr..
Samuels plan to let the mines
pay some taxes and let up on the
farmer seems good logic.
Mr.. Bert Whitcomb, District
Deputy NJ. w. A, is a visitor in
our town, with the assistance of
some of the old members is plan
ming on reinstating a camp at
Fem ancient history informs us
that Fem had one live camp
when she was at her best, and
the goat" has been fattening
up at Grangeville since leaving
here and should be in good form.
One of the recent surveys
shown in one of our dailies show
the North and South highway
with all contracts let, routes etc.
except the Fem Highway stands
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