Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-04-07

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

GrangeVllle on business matters
Judge Hussman was a bust
ness visitor at the county seat
yesterday.
The first real honest to good
ness spring day made its appear
ance yesterday.
If you want a good deer hair
collar pad see r. Clark, the junk
man. 14-i
We are agent for the l.. b.
Hill florist, Lewiston, Idaho.
Kendall confectionery. 1874
The Ladies' Aid Society will
hold a cooked food sale at Keith's
Confectionery, Saturday, April
18th. 15-z
Hens that really lay and pay
purebred White Leghorns, Tan
cred strain. Eggs for Matching,
81 per setting. George Rustic
meyer. lis
The Farmers Union Ware
house will receive hogs at the
stock yards on Monday, April
10th. 1871
Matt Duclos and Tony Baune
spent Monday in Grangeville on
business matters connected with
the Baune estate. They return
ed home Tuesday morning.
Fight inches of new snow is
reported to have fallen at the
county seat Tuesday and Tues
day night. Cottonwood was for
tunate in escaping this undesired
moisture.
Nick Allen was a passenger
Saturday morning for Lewiston,
having accepted a very lucrative
position in that city. 1t was re-
ported at one time that Mr.. AL
len contemplated opening a gar
age in the Funke building.
Tom F. Jacobs, a well-to-do
farmer of the Nezperce section
was a visitor at the home of his
son, Lawrence, Saturday. Mr..
Jacobs made the trip here on
horseback, via the Eller crossing
in less than three hours.
Owing to the bad conditions
of the road between Cottonwood
and Winona, the Winona mail
was taken out yesterday morn
ing on a pack horse, thus eliml-
mating the necessity of pulling a
heavy vehicle over the route.
Neal Mcclure, was able to set
Up for the first time for a short
period the first of the vreeK. Mr..
Mcclure IL Towering from a
very severe case OF influenza fol-
lowed by pneumonia. His many
friends hope to see him on the
streets again within a short time
Fred Mckinney was a passen-
ger Monday morning for Lewis
ton where he will spend the next
two weeks in Whites hospital.
Mr.. Mckinney had an operation
performed on his nose Tuesday
which will require him to spend
some time in the lower country.
Rev. FIR. Rompe, formerly
parish priest of the Catholic
church at Nezperce, but now
located at Thorn Creek, a short
distance from Genesee spent
Wednesday with Rev FIR. Baer-
locher of Greencreek. He return
ed to his home yesterday morn
ing.
J. n. Bledsoe, custodian of the
public school was able to resume
his duties Monday after a
months absence due to a severe
case of influenza followed by
pneumonia. Mr.. Bledsoe, while,
physically showing the effects OF
his recent sickness says he is
daily regaining his strength and
within a few weeks hopes to be
himself again.
II. w. Miller, a prominent
farmer of the Winona section
had the misfortune to painfully
cut his right hand Saturday with
an ak. Mr.. Miller, however, was
able to come to Cottonwood to
have the injured hand properly
taken care of. DR. Orr, who,
dressed the wound says it was
a nasty cut but that no perma-
nent injuries would result from
the accident.
]. B. Bieren returned last Fri
day evening from home seek
ing excursion in the Yakima,
Wash, country, and before re-
turning, purchased two acres
where he will make his home in
the near future. He is very
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