Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-09-15

! tor COCA Iulnper see denry
Hattrup, prices right. 3S-2
/ Raymond Crea returned Sum
day evening from o business trip
to Lewiston.
John Seger was a business
visitor in the city last Saturday
from his home near Winona.
| MIR. and Mrs. Herman Yates
of the Winona country were
business visitors in town Satur-
day.
w. /. Rookie returned to his
home at Spring Camp Monday
morning after few days bust
ness visit on the prairie.
E. M. Ehrhardt was in the city
Saturday in connection with
business matters at the Cotton
wood State Bank of which he is
president.
VIM. Prick made a combined
pleasure and business trip to
Lewiston the first of the week
and brought back a mixed truck
load Of furniture and fruit.
A large number of people from
this section attended the James
Peyer sale near Ferdinand yes
terday. Most everything offer
ed for sale brought good prices
so it is stated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Weig-
and and children motored to
Moscow Sunday to visit Mr..
Weigand's mother who has been
taking treatments in a Moscow
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Terwillegal'
came up from Lewiston Sunday
to look after the loading of their
household effects which were
taken to that city Sunday even
ing.
A party of relatives and old
time friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Terwillegar gathered at
their former home east of Green
creek and gave the old folks a
real farewell party Sunday even
ing.
Todd Robertson and son, Ray
mond, of the Greencreek vicinity
made business trip to Lewiston
Monday where the latter gentle
man took in some city property
in exchange for his so acre track
of land east of Greencreek.
Mike Jacobs, local manager of
the Madison Lumber Co., in
forms us his company shipped
! one carload each of lumber to
, Grangeville and Nezperce last
week. His company will also
J ship a carload of lumber to
Pomeroy, Wash, this week.
A. o. Martin, a former resi-.
dent of this city but who recent
ly removed with his family to
| NeZperce from Lewiston was
elected last week as member OF
! the Nezperce school board. A. O.
| while a comparatively stranger
at NeZperce was the second high.
est man on the ticket which in
T deed speaks well for him.
Sidney Brown motored tc
Lewiston yesterday morning &C.
companied by his family to take
in the fair and to attend to some
> business matters. 1t is report.
ed that Mr.. Brown recently dis.
! posed of his fine home in Clarks.
: ton and he went there to make
out the necessary papers to com.
plete the transaction.
!. A truck of the Star Dray line
! at Lewiston brought up a lead oil
! household goods last Friday fol
, DIR. and Mrs. Shinnick and re.
!, turned Saturday morning te
Lewiston with a load of furni.
! ture from near Grangeville. On
, Sunday the same truck loaded ur
, Mr.. and Mrs. Terwillegar's
household effects and took them
to Lewiston where the Terwille.
! gars are now located.
W., A. Canter, a merchant in
Lewiston orchards accompani-
, ed by Bunker Eller of this city,
, returned Saturday from a three
, days fishing trip on Newsome
creek along the Elk City road
, ard trought back all the speckel-
cd he'uties the law allowed them
sli fire big specimens of the fin
ny tribe. The boys say it showed
2 1-2 inches on the summit Wed.
nesday night and that the snow
still layed on the north slopes