Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-04-28


eggs for Matching. T. Clark the
Junk man. IA
A baby boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Meyer of the Fem
section in a hospital at Lewiston
last week.
Mrs. H. C.. Netzel is visiting
with friends in Lewiston this
week, having departed for that
city on Tuesday mornings train.
Mrs. Harry Driscoll and little
son, Bobby, arrived in our city
last evening and are visiting at
the DR.. ]. E. Reilly home.
The interior of the Frank
Simon home is this week being
remodeled by William Ruhoff.
A cement foundation was also
placed under a portion of the
house. Mr.. Simon also plans to
have his home re-painted.
The dance given by the Ameri-
can Legion Friday evening prov
ed to be a grand success from a
financial standpoint and from a
social standpoint it had few
equals. The Legion boys had
the hall beautifully decorated in
patriotic colors.
Mrs. M. M. Belknap was a pas
senger Tuesday morning for
Lewiston to spend few days
with her husband who is confin-
ed in the st. Joseph hospital. Mr..
Belknap is regaining his
strength daily and will soon be
able to return to his home in Cot
tonwood.
The Knights of Columbus gave
q card party, the first one since
the Lenton season, in their coun-
Gil chambers, Tuesday evening
! Forty people were present. First
honors were awarded to Mrs
I George Medved and Barney Seu-
bert; consolation, Mrs. John
+. A. Knopp and Ben Terhaar.
2 The appearance of the ]. v
! Baker home has been greatly
4 improved this week by the ad.
1 dition of parking about 10 feet
+ wide along the outside of the
3 cement walk. The parking was
filled with dirt and Canadian
; Popular trees planted therein.
q William Schober returned Sun.
day evening from a weeks visit
! to outside points.
' Ed Schnell, former county
e auditor of Lewis county, but nov
engaged in the automobile bust
4 ness at Nezperce, was business
= visitor in Cottonwood Monday
. evening. Mr.. Schnell stated tina
! business conditions at Nezperc'
:, were gradually improving since
. the failure of the Union STATE
Bank which was a severe blow Il
that community.
. William Rookie, a well known
:, stockman of the Salmon ant
! Snake river sections, spent sew
\ eral days in Cottonwood las
y week visiting at the home of hi
" parents, Mn. and Mrs. A. s
Rookie. Stock conditions on tn
: river, said Mr.. Rookie, could b.
IL no better considering the hare
o winter, most of the stock cam
:. through in fine shape" MI
e Rookie returned to his home Fri
II day morning, via Lewiston ant
5. the Snake river boat line which
= runs within a few miles of hi
q home.
= Among some of the baseball
y fans whom we noticed at tn
> baseball meeting Tuesday even
:, ing were: Harold Harris, Viii
3 Delrig, Walter McAdams, T. Z
Quinlan, Wilbur Fuller, Ar
: Wiley. Ed Abramson, Grange
u vile; Lloyd Fem, County Com
e missioner Dale Clark, Kooskia
e D. H. McGrath, Dennis Howard
I Fem; G. w. Tarbet, Dewey At
e kinson, f. L. Mueller, Ferdinand
: w. N. Nissen, Winona; L
e Howard, Sites
The Freshmen team of tn
y Cottonwood high school defeate,
; a similar team made up of stu
! dents comprising the remainde
II of the high school in two hotl.
J. contested games of baseball, tn,
/. past week. The first game wa
i played last Friday and resulted
o in a victory for the Freshmen b,
L a score of A to l. On Wednesda,
IL evening thew again defeated