Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-04-21

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Saturday May 9th.
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For sale at the Kendall Confec-
tionery. III
Mrs. II. B. Blake is spending
am indefinite period visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. Charles Sum-
merfield, in Moscow.
G. V. Barker will be taking
pictures at the Cottonwood
hotel, Sunday and Monday, April
90 and "a. III
The Farmers Union Ware
house will receive hogs at the
local stock yards on Monday,
April oath. III
The Odd Fellows will give a
dance in the |. o. o. F. hall next
Friday evening, April 28th.
Everybody. is invited and good
time is assured to all.
Mrs. r. A. Minis and daughter,
Lenore, returned Saturday even
ing from Lewiston, having gone
there to meet Mr.. Minis who re-
turned from the coast.
] Mr.. Farmer have you listed
4 your surplus livestock, farm
machinery or what not, for the
Il big public auction sale in Cot
tonwood, May 9th.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Workman
Il last week removed their house
! hold goods from the Art Thoeike
' property to one of the Rookie
= cottages formerly occupied by
t Riellys.
|, DR.. J. E. Reilly and son, John,
returned Monday evening from
It Moscow where they spent Easter
.e Sunday at the home of the
n doctors parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Reilly, who reside on a ranch 8
IL short distance from that city.
,e Fred Pfennebecker, of the
D. Winona section, who last week
8 had two fingers of his right
~ hand badly smashed, while driv-
ic ing posts, has been in Cotton
! wood twice since the accident te
have the hand treated by DIR
- Shinnick. The injured hand is
~ mending nicely.
- Amis Rose, a well known char.
u acter in this community fol
: many years, left on Thursda,
morning for Portland, Oregon, tt
e visit with a niece whom he ha,
&c not seen in twenty years. Mr.
g Roses plans were to locate per,
~ manently in Oregon if it proved
. to his liking.
~ Mrs. J. V. Nash returned Sat
=, urday evening from a three
~ months visit with her mother a
~ Kenton, Oklahoma. When Mrs
! Nash left her aged mother sh,
was in the best of health and sh,
" also reports that they had beer
enjoying splendid weather TO
% some time prior to her departur,
70 Lincoln and Howard r. Wrigh
r. came out from the Joseph Plain
of country Wednesday. Lincoln
in an employee of the 0. w. r. 4
N. railroad, with headquarters il
o Portland departed for his HON
Is Thursday morning. Mr.. Wrigh
r was called here by the death o
u his father, who died on JosepI
~ Plains last week.
f. Frank Painter, who is engage
bc in the barber business at Lapwa
nj spent Saturday in Cottonwoo
,T visiting with his old friend, W
ds A. Ferguson. Mr.. Ferguson a
MI one time was engaged in tn
to barber business in Lapwai an
10 he sold his business to MI
NJ Painter. Mr.. Painter returne
y to his home Sunday morning.
1t Art Rhoades, who was selecte
is as a delegate to represent tn
n Cottonwood base ball team at
nd meeting held at Nezperce, Nor
s. day, returned Tuesday sevenin;
if Mr.. Rhoades stated that it wa
he the opinion of the Lewis count
IS boys that Idaho county shout
ell attempt to organize its ow
Fl. league and that Lewis count
ne would do likewise.
at Mrs. George Medved returne
ST. Saturday evening from Butt,
Mont, where she spent the pas
- six weeks with relatives, havin
iii been called there by the death G
lli her brother-in-law, Lewis Kar
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