Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-02-10


for good dry wood. 5-tf
Tally cards for sale for sale at
the Chronicle office. 5-tf
Playing cards for sale at the
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o. D. Hamlin and John Baer
departed Monday for the Boles
section on a business trip.
The next married folks dance
will be given on Wednesday even
ing, February 18th.
Buy that Aluminium Tea
Kettle at the Hoene Hardware,
S1.50 while they last. 7-tf
A Dexter Double Tub Washer
with ~ II. p. engine for $4,000
Hcene Hardware. Tiff
When you entertain make it a
success with nut Or candy
baskets. For sale at the Chron-
icle office. Tiff
F. G.. Pickford was a business
visitor in Grangeville Tuesday
having been one of the passen-
gers stalled in the snow drift
near Fem and did not return
home until Wednesday morning.
John Fret of the Ferdinand
section was a business visitor in
Cottonwood Thursday and while
ere made the Chronicle office a
pleasant visit, renewing his sub
scription as well as that of his
father-in-law, John Lehmeier,
also of Ferdinand.
Mike Jacobs, manager of the
Madison Lumber Co., of this
city, received a wire Friday after
noon announcing the death of
his father at Hilbert, Wis. Mr..
Jacobs left Saturday morning for
his old home in Wisconsin to at
tend the funeral of his father.
C. A. Johnston departed Sun
day morning for Fort Huron,
Mich, having been called there
by the illness of his mother, an
aged lady who is near the four
score mark. Mr.. Johnston has
not seen his mother in Is years.
He expects to be gone about
three weeks.
John Jack was among the
many Greencreekers who attend
ed the community club meeting
in Cottonwood Tuesday. John
is one of the largest chicken fin
anciers in the county and he says
his flock of birds are still MAX
ing money for him. While in
town he marketed two cases of
eggs.
Ed Jessup, August Schroeder,
and ]. F. Jenny, commissioners
of the Cottonwood highway &C
companied by M. A. Pierce, sec
retary-treasurer. went to Lew
iston last Saturday to be present
when the contract for the north
and south highway in this dis
trict was let. All four gentle
men are highly pleased with the
price submitted by the success
full contractors. Lingo and Sor-
ow of Grangeville.
The office and sales room OF
the Cottonwood Garage is this
week receiving a thorough over.
hauling and the walls are being
calcimined. The work is being
done by Roy Speck one of the
proprietors.. Roy is especially
strong on plastering and those
witnessing the fete did not know
whether he was trying to patch
the walls or his clothes.
Tony P. Zehner, of Fem, who
was married last Sunday to Miss
. Gladys Howard, was business
visitor in Cottonwood yesterday
and while here bought his house.
hold furnishings from A. H. Nat
: Mr.. Zehner stated that h {
bought his furniture for at least
20 per cent less here than il
could be purchased for at the
county seat.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Wassmutf
and family of Greencreek left
Tuesday morning for a two
weeks visit on the coast. While
away they will also visit at the
home of Mrs. Wassmuth's par.
: ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Schae.
fer of Mt. Angel, Oregon. They
had planned to leave Monday
but owing to the train being held
near Fem Tuesday they spent
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