Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-06-23

every Sunday for soc. 22-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NuXoll
/ spent several days last week in
Charleston visiting with relatives.
]. F. McFadden left Monday
morning for jamestown, N. ID.
to resume his duties as a switch
man for the n. p. railroad.
Mrs. Paul Terhaar went to
/ Grangeville Wednesday evening
to visit for short time at the
home of her brother and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Maugg.
Dr.. Orr, assisted by DR.. Stock
ton of Glangeville, performed an
operation this morning upon the
f2-year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Halter.
Mrs. Charles Gerber, of Yaki-
ma. is visiting with her husband
in Cottonwood. having arrived
here last Saturday evening. Mr..
Gerber is one of the operators
of the Cottonwood Creamery.
Word has been received by
relatives in Cottonwood from
Prof. and Mrs. w. A. Lustie
stating that they are now tour
ing sunny California in their car
and enjoying the trip immensely.
Mrs. Riley Rice arrived in Cot
tonwood last night from Lewis
ton to spend the summer here.
Mrs. Rice has been visiting in
Lewiston for some time at the
home of her sister.
Frank Simon motored to Lew
! iston Monday morning accom-
!. panied by his father, Geo. Simon,
{ who visited with relatives and
a friends here the past week. MIR
: Simon returned to Cottonwood
: Tuesday evening.
r. Speck accompanied by DR..
e J. Z. Smith motored to Lewiston
: Tuesday morning. Mr.. Speck re-
: turned Wednesday afternoon but
the doctor took the train for
E Spokane on business and pleas
! ure trip combined.
n Mrs. J. d. Shinnick and family
# came up from Lewiston this
week to spend the summer here
! with the doctor. The Shinnick
/, family has been spending the
.. winter in Lewiston. They ara
n now keeping house in the Waite!
8 Reid home.
II. G.. Sasse, editor of the Fer
Il dinand Enterprise, was amonG
! the baseball fans in Cottonwood
~ Sunday who took in the Grange
q vile Cottonwood game. W,
y note in the Publishers Auxiliary
10 that Mr.. Sasse is offering hi:
~ newspaper for sale and presume
that he contemplates locating IL
California where three of hi!
"a daughters hold splendid posi-
u tons.
" Rev. FIR. Philip Ruggle, th'
= newly elected Coadjutor Abbo
u of Conception Abbey, Concep
- ton, Mo-, arrived in the city las
u night from Missouri and Will,
;" here will attend to business mat
tiers connected with st. Micha
n els monastery. 1t is also eX
$. pected that he will name a prio
e. for the above named institution
IS to succeed himself. He will re
10 main here for only short time
&c This is the season of the yea
:" when many people visit friend
and relatives at outside point
d. and as most of them make tn
81 trip in cars we fail to hear abou
ID it and we would deem it a per
Is sonal favor if you would call IL
" up and tell us about your trip o
ne of some friend or relative visit
is ing you Remember your neigh
IN Dor likes to know what you ar
ne doing, where you have been an,
:. etc. Sure is also helps us max
es a newspaper worth reading.
I. II. c. MatthieSen and Ber
er Schroeder are the delegates fror
8. the local order of the Knights o
in Pythias attending the state cor
IS. vention of the Knights of Pythi
ut as at Moscow this week. Mrs
st II. c. Netzel is the delegate TO
~ the Pythian Sisters who are ais
ed holding their convention in tn
vol above named city. The Cotton
wood delegates made the trip t
. the Latah county seat in MI
- Schroeder's car.