Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-05-19

Mrs. Bart Simon and daughter
Ellen Mary, are spending the
week in Lewiston visiting with
Mrs. George Poler.
Mrs. Downer, mother of Roy
Downer, arrived in the city
Tuesday evening to visit with
her son for an indefinite period.
DIR. Orr expects to leave Sum
day morning accompanied by his
family for a visit in Spokane.
The trip will be made in their
car.
T. A. Green, representative Of
the Lewiston Tribune was a bust
ness visitor in this section the
first of the week in the interest
of his firm.
DR.. Shinnick and son, Tom,
drove to Lewiston Saturday
evening in the Doctors car ac-
companied by Geo. Poler where
the above named gentlemen
spent Sunday with relatives.
The Farmers Union received
two carloads of hogs Monday
which they sold to Ben Shaw OF
Grangeville for $40 a hundred.
Two other buyers made a bid for
the hogs.
Mr.. and Mrs. George killmar
of the Winona section were visi-
tors in the city Wednesday. Mr..
Killmar who has been i'll for
some time is now on the way to
recovery and soon hopes to be his
former self again.
Joseph Weis and wife, Misses
Josephine Weis, Marie Saufeldt
and Anna Evert, of Mt. Angel,
Oregon, who are visiting with
relatives and friends at Ferdin-
and spent Monday in Cottonwood
visiting with friends. They re-
turned to their home Wednesday
morning via the automobile
route.
T. c. Keith, n. A. Litherland
and J. G.. Farl'is motored To
Grangeville Wednesday evening
to attend meeting of the
Masonic order of that city. On
Their way home the Ford in
which they were riding gave out
and the boys were compelled to
hike it from the Kolbeck ranch.
) Mrs Charles Betz returned
Monday evening from Charleston,
: where she has been visiting since
Easter with her daughter, Miss
Pauline, who is now making her
home there, being engaged in her
, chosen profession, that of teach
, ing music and her time is con-
tinually occupied with her large
, class.
w. w. Flint represented the
Cottonwood commercial club at a
meeting of the Federation of
, Commercial clubs held in Lewis
, ton Tuesday evening. CONNER
cial clubs of the various towns of
northern Idaho and eastern
. Washington were organized into
; one organization, to be known as
, the Federation of Commercial
clubs.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Mckinney
returned Monday evening from a
: three months visit in California,
having gone there for the benefit
, of Mr.. Mckinney's health. Mr..
J Mckinney was greatly impressed
with the California climate but
| at the same time is more than
pleased to return to Cottonwood.
; During Mr.. McKinney's absence
, his health was greatly improved.
William Mcmahon came out
. from his ranch on the river Tues
day and while here received de-
livery of 200 pounds of seed corn
which he will plant on his river
ranch. Mr.. Mcmahon is planting
: the corn for hog feed. He says
that Salmon river has been rails
! ing rapidly and was compelled to
, return home via Rice Creek fer
ry as the river at the Schroeder
crossing was too high to ford
with any assurance of safety.
/, N. B. Pettibone, of Grangeville
/ was amongthe stockmen who at.
, tended the meeting held in Cot
tonwood Saturday by the
; thoroughbred breeders of Idaho
; county. Mr.. Petitioners name
has been mentioned several
times within the last few days as
i a prospective candidate for the
position of county auditor OF
. oh a,-iff IF Idaho county m, the