Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-01-27

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

81
. for good dry wood. 5-tf
For Watkins remedies see A.
p. Rustemeyer at the Watkins
Store. 47-tf |
II. c. Netzel was a business
visitor in Reubens Monday and
Tuesday of this week.
The Farmers Union Ware
house company will receive hogs |
at the local stock yards on Mon
day, January 80. 81
The Ladies Aid Society will
give a tea at the home of Mrs.
Frank Simon, Wednesday, Feb
ruary |.
A large number of Cottonwood
folks attended the funeral of |
Jacob Reidhaar, held at Green
creek Saturday.
A. o. Martin of Lewiston is
mingling among his friends in
Cottonwood this week and at
tending to business matters.
Edgar Hawley deputy revenue
collector, with headquarters in
Lewiston was q business visitor
!: in Cottonwood last Friday and
!; Saturday.
!: J. V. Baker was called to
: Charleston Sunday by the illness
!: of his wife who had been there
: for the past two weeks receiving
!: medical treatments.
Leave your laundry at Keith's
( Confectionery. Agents for the
: Lewiston Laundry. Laundry
{ must be in by Monday evening.
/ Will be returned Friday evening.
{ Mr.. and Mrs. William Simon
!; and little son, William, returned
I Saturday evening from a week
: visit in Spokane. While there
! Mr.. Simon attended hardware
/ convention.
! Mrs. John Hoene and youngest
I son departed Monday morning
7 for Charleston where Mrs. Hoene
I joined her husband. They are
! spending the week there visiting
! with friends.
7 The weather during the past
! week has moderated greatly
I over that experienced last week.
i Many, however, are still without
!! water in their homes due to
: frozen water pipes.
The shortest month of the
- year February. will soon be upon
70 !" us. The first day of this month,
- in the evening. will occur the
~ Married Folks dance. Now don't
-. forget the date, Wednesday Feb
- ruary l.
* DR.. ]. d. Shinnick was called
n to Ferdinand Tuesday to pres
ID Grille for j. II. Stevens, a prom
Id inent business man of that city
BY who is very i'll. According to late
v, reports Mr.. Stevens is greatly
al improved.
d. 7. c. Keith was called to Reu.
is bens Monday by j. r. Stanley
T. where Mr.. Keith will assist Mr.
ne Stanley in putting ON bankrupt
IN sale. Mr.. Stanley purchased the
IL stock that was formerly owned
ne by Larson Bros, at a receivers
lg sale.
=. Mrs. John Buhr, of Mt. Angel
No Oregon, who was called here By
III the death of her father, Jacot
We Reidhaar, returned to her homt
"a Monday morning accompanied
eo by her little son. She visitet
with a sister at Ferdinand, priol
to returning home.
William Wagner received
letter the first of the week from
ne his wife, stating that she ar1.ivet
u, in Hastings, Mimi, in time t,
I'd be with her mother while SIN
*. was still alive. Mrs. Wagner
OF mother is critically Ill, due to oil,
en- age. When Mrs. Wagner frs
ne saw her mother she was uncon
is. scious. the following day she raj
ac- lied and recognized every mem
y: Der of the family at her bedside
ny The Chronicle last week, il
~, phamplet form printed the fin
70 ancial statement of st. An
, 90 thongs Catholic church a
= Greencreek. The statement
vi a very encouraging one consider
ing present financial conditions
The total receipts for the yea
1921 were $1,722.60; expense
xet 81 ,645.60. The report publishe
ms contains even the smallest dc