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

ton, II GraISSviiie Inls "Sef'
Miss Lefa Simpson, of Boise,
was a guest Of Mrs. Frank
Simon the first Of the week.
DR.. Orr, assisted by DR.. Stock
ton, operated opon Charles Shin
kle at Grangeville Thursday fol-
a ruptured appendix.
William Kelsey. Tuesday of this
week, completed the task OF
painting the Frank Simon home
and the job speaks for ITSELF
Miss Aloysia Knop returned
last Friday evening from Lewis
ton where she spent several days
visiting with friends.
The N. A. Litherland family
and r. C. Keith family left in an
automobile Wednesday evening
for a few days camping trip on
Mason Butte.
William Ruhoff is supervising
the construction of a fine new
barn on the Mat Lauer ranch.
The dimensions of the new build
ing are 36x54.
LOST-At farmers picnic at
Pierce's grove Tuesday. A white
and pink baby blanket. Finder
please bring to Chronicle office
and claim reward. Wilbur l..
Campbell. PIP
FLOYD Baker departed Satur-
day in his Buick roadster for
points in Montana on business
matters and from there plans on
going through the Yellowstone
National Park coming home over
| the North and South highway.
DR.. Orr reports the following
births: To Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
D Aichlmayr, a girl, June %; to
: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Crow, boy,
e June 26; to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
2 Williams, a girl, July 5; to Mr..
and Mrs. A. Halter, a boy, June
= 30.
:, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. McMahan
h and son, Leonard, returned Wed
Il nesday evening to their home at
: Deer Park, Wash, after having
Il spent the 4th here. They were
s accompanied as far as Charleston
n by Mrs. Geo. Poler and Mrs.
II Bart Simon and daughter, Ellen
n Mary.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Creelmar
came up from Lewiston Monday
re evening in their car and spent
" the fourth here with relatives
" and friends. Mr.. Creelman re
is marked that Monday was thu
IS hottest day he has ever put il
n in Lewiston, the heat being al
* most unbearable at times.
" Charley Johnson Cottonwood
e. new postmaster, who has made
many changes about the offic,
o. since assuming charge, is nov
n making arrangements to hav'
il the mail delivered at the rear o
Id the building and unloaded in
j. stead of through the front en-
IL trance. The best change we
as Charley.
o. The Oldsmobile car the pro
IN perty Of Antoine Reidhaar tina
lis was wrecked last Thursday even
in ing near the slaughter house wa
pulled into town Saturday b.
nv South and Prick. The engine
IA according to Mr.. Prick, was no
st damaged but the body and tn
is framework was badly smashed
,e The car will be rebuilt.
on The Indian camp meeting o
VS. Mason Butte near Forest is bein
to attended by hundreds of Ne
ma Perez Indians and every day tn
OPP native Americans make sid
It trips to adjoining towns and Cot
of tonwood is included in thei
schedule. The camp meetin
les will hold forth until the nth c
ne July.
ne Among those who took i'll tn
re celebration at Moscow and ais
nd visited with relatives and friend
lis the 4th were: DIR. and Mrs. j. |
1is Reilly and son, John, and M
ole and Mrs. Herman Weigand an
IN family. They made the trip
IN cars the Reilly family leavir
Ter Saturday morning and the We
he gand family Saturday evening
'ill NJ. Darscheid and son returne
Friday evening from a tv
- weeks visit with relatives
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