Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-01-20

AND VICINITY
Personal Mention and Local
Happenings of the Week in
This Vicinity.

annual meeting of the Northwest
Hardware Implement Mems AS
ISOLATION in Spokane this week.
i Mrs. T. c. Keith and Mrs. n.
A. Litherland attended meet
ing of the Eastern Star at
Grangeville last night, returning
this morning.
Mrs. II. l.. Brutzman left We'd
nesday morning for southern
California, to spend the rest OF
the winter, for the benefit of her
health.
. Mrs. J. d. Shinnick, of Lewis
ton, spent a few days in Cotton
wood this week visiting with
friends and her husband, DIR. j.
. d. Shinnick.
The little twin boy of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hayward Shields has been
seriously i'll the past week with
pneumonia but at the present
time is showing slight improve
. ment.
II. ]. Barth returned Tuesday
/. evening from Charleston, having
been called there by the serious
illness of his life long friend,
Jacob Reidhaar, who died there
|: Wednesday.
Z Judge B. l.. Hussman was a
I business visitor in Ferdinand
!: Monday. The judge sure be-
!: lieves in travelling right and
{ made the trip in a Buick sedan
Z driven by Herman Schubert.
: DR.. J. f. Reilly has rented the
/ Jacob Matthiesen residence and
I the same is now being re-paper-
7 ed and painted. The Reillys ex-
! pect to move into the Matthiesen
i home the first Of February.
! DR.. Orr assisted by DR.. Stock
! ton performed a very serious
7 operation upon Mrs. Jas. Peyer
+ at the home of her parents, Mr..
! and Mrs. Herman Funke, Tues
! day. The patient is doing very
+ well considering conditions.
! Mr.. and Mrs. William Simon
i and son, William, were passen-
I gers Monday morning for Spok-
! ane, Wash. where Mr.. Simon
/ will attend a meeting of the
i Northwest Hardware Implement
:! Mems Association.
= Vernon Miller, of Lewiston, &
representative of the kelr-Gif-
q ford Co., was business visitor
:, in the city Tuesday. The com.
= pany had in storage here some
~ Marquis wheat which he assist
10 ed in shipping out.
e. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoene en-.
he tertained a large number OF
il, friends at their home Tuesday
rs evening. A splendid dinner was
Id served at $50 after which the
I'd guests were entertained with
f. music and playing games.
e, Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.. Nuxoll OF
a Greencreek left yesterday morn.
lg ing for Mt. Angel, Oregon to Wis.
ut it with their son who is attend
er ing college there. They will also
visit with old time friends, now
living there, who at one time re
sided in this immediate vicinity
IN Mrs. William Mundt and littl,
KS baby left Monday morning fol
ST. their home at Winchester afte
% having spent week will
FL Grandpa and Grandma Killma
of Winona. Mr.. Mundt is EN-
ployed by the Craigmont Lum
Der Co., and holds a very respon
TO- sible position with this firm.
-. Mrs. William Wagner depart
w. ed Monday morning for Hasting
!. Mimi, having been called ther
> by the serious illness of he
mother. Mrs. Wagner's mothe
is "a years of age and her fathe
who is also living is SO Due
we her old age her condition is N
N -; gardsd very critical by relative
-, u of the aged lady.
nc The girls and boys baskt
in ball teams of the Cottonwoo
nm high school teams will journe
tiv to Grangevile tomorrow evenin
tad where they will match their wit
II against similar aggregations +,
!, presenting the GrangeVille hip
70 school teams. A large number {
rooters will also accompany tn
Cottonwood teams.
w. w. Flint and NJ. M. Be
the KNAPP attended the hearing fl
of proposed raise in rates of Il
ng. Grangeville Electric Light ar
,wd Power Co., at Grangeville We
one terday before George Erb.