Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-03-03

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Mrs. A. J. Barth and daughter
Dorothy, are spending the week
i'm Lewiston where little Miss
Dorothy is receiving medical
treatments.
Subject at M. f. church Sun
day March 9Th, my Brother"
EVERYBODY welcome: Don't fail to
hear this address. Services at
IL 100 A. M.
There are a large number of
flu cases in Cottonwood and inn
mediate vicinity, most of which
according to the attending physi-
clans are of a mild form.
Miss Marie Hartert, of Green
creek, and Emil Grabski. of
Grangeville, were married Mon
day in Grangeville in the home
of w. N. Knox, the officiating
minister.
Mrs. George Poler, jr., arrived
| in Cottonwood Wednesday even
| ing to nurse her husband who is
i'll with influenza at the home OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Poler.
The Rev. FIR. Philip Ruggle,
prior at st. Michaefs monastery,
near Cottonwood, was in Grange
vile Friday to conduct funeral
services over the body of Frank
Pickolick.-Free Press.
According to the Grangeville
papers the American Legion of
that city was exceptionally well
pleased with the size of the
audience that witnessed their
play in Cottonwood, "Sittin'
Pretty"
A carload of cattle, the pro-
perty of Morarity and Flynn
were unloaded here Tuesday
evening, having been shipped
here from Yakima. The cattle
were taken to the Morarity
range in the Westlake country.
/ Miss Mary Schmidt and Miss
Rosa kappel, who have been
visiting with friends in this
district for the past month de-
parted for their home at Leipzig,
Sask., Saturday morning, after
having spent an enjoyable visit
here.
James Aram a prominent
stockman of the Salmon river
section was a business visitor In
Cottonwood Wednesday. He left
on the evening train for Grange
vile to attend to some business
matters there before returning
to his home on the river.
Ed Terhaar returned Sunday
evening from Lewiston where he
spent several days on a business
trip for the Cottonwood Cream
cry. The local creamery has
built up a splendid wholesale
business in Lewiston and most
of it's output is sent to Lewiston
merchants.
Edgar T. Hawley, deputy col.
lector of Internal Revenue is 6
visitor in Cottonwood today. Mr.
Hawley's visit here is to assist
anyone who so desires his serv'
ice in making out their income
tax returns. He will only be II
Cottonwood for one day, March
3.
Among those leaving Tuesday
morning for Lewiston who were
called there as witnesses in ths
Brown divorce case were: Mr.
and Mrs. Andy Rustemeyer, w
w. Blackburn, August Schroe
der, o. D. Hamlin, T. c. Keith
DIR. Shinnick, Mrs. Roy Downer
and John Homar. The case i.
being tried this week before
Judge Wallace N. Scales in Lew
. iston.
The Cottonwood basketball
team returned Sunday evenin,
from the basketball conference
which was held in Lewiston
Thursday, Friday and Saturda,
of last week. While the Cot
tonwood boys did not win an!
games they gave them the bes
: they had which is all We can asl
, of the boys. While there Ken
J meth Miller and Glenn Rink tool
, down with influenza. The boy
, however, were able to return
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