Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-08-18

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Miss Petersen of Lewiston is
a guest of Miss Edna Mcdonald
at the Joe Mcdonald ranch, hay
ing arrived there Monday.
Grain has been coming into Cot
tonwood the past week at lively
rate, most of it being hauled in
trucks. Crops are turning out
much better than was at first
anticipated.
Miss Cora Cass who has been
spending some time visiting at
Milton, Oregon returned home
Tuesday evening with her BROTH
ers, Ross and Ellis and their
wives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford White,
of New Meadows, are expected to
arrive in Cottonwood shortly to
make this city their future
home. Mrs.White is a dughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Richards.
Anthony Tackle, of Breda,
Iowa, arrived in Cottonwood last
week to visit here for a short
time and to attend to business
matters. Mr.. Tackle is the own
er of land in the Ferdinand sec
ton.
Mrs. Tex White returned to
her home at Forest Monday after
having spent a short visit here
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Ferguson. She was accom-
panied home by Dorothy Fergu-
son who will visit for ten days at
the home of her aunt.
Mrs. Joe Mcdonald returned
Saturday evening from Spokane,
having spent a week there with
her daughter, Kathryn, a nurse
at the Sacred Heart hospital,
who was recently operated upon
for appendicitis. She is doing
nicely and is expected home
shortly for visit.
Miss Pauline Betz returned to
her home in Charleston, Tuesday
morning, after having spent
week here visiting with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
BetZ. Miss Betz is teaching
music in Charleston and has
large class Of young girls and
boys.
Leroy c. Waller, a delegate
from Sites to the democratic
county convention, Tuesday, was
greatly surprised at the magni-
tude of Camas Prairie. Mr.. Wal
Ter has heen a resident of Sites
for about four years and this
was his first visit to the prairie.
He at one time was sheriff of
Spokane county and also held
the position of chief of police for
the city of Spokane.
w. A. Robinson, of Lewiston,
and sister, Mrs. Chester Anders
Fee formerly Miss Sadie Robin
sony of Berkeley, California,
visited last night with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Johnston and Mrs.
Sarah Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fee were on their way here for a
short visit and owing to car
trouble Mr.. Fee was detained at
Pendleton. Mrs. Fee leaving early
this morning to meet her hus-
band here and they will leave at
once for Berkeley.
Mrs. T. F. Schaecher expects
to leave Monday morning for
Cornation, Alberta, Canada, TO
join her husband who is now
located on a ranch and will re-
main there until after harvest.
Mrs. Schaecher is offering a
large amount of her household
goods for sale, a list of which can
be seen in the want column of
this issue of the Chronicle.
Should you desire any of the
items offered for sale by her see
Mrs. Frank Albers.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wagner
arrived in Cottonwood early
Sunday morning from six
weeks automobile tour i'm Cali
folnia, having been compelled to
spend Saturday evening at a
ranch in the Vollmer section ow-
ing to muddy roads. During their
absence the Wagners travelled
1000 miles throughout the north
west and enjoyed their trip inn
mensly. In California they
visited with their daughter and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lustie.
c. B. Knorr, one of the oldest
pioneers in the county, and who
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