Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1922-07-14

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Floyd Eaker returned Tuesday
e-ening from a ten days auto
mobile trip to Montana ana other
points. Floyd reports having
had a splendid trip.
The Farmers Union Ware
house Co., viii receive hogs al
the local stock yards on Monday.
July 7th. 29-l
A. II. Nau and wife ACCOMPANY
ed by George Poler motored to
Lewiston early Sunday morning
returning again the same day.
Winchester defeated tn c
Grangeville baseball team on |
their home grounds Sunday by a |
score of 8 to 2 in the first game |
of q series of three games. The
second game will be played at
Grangeville Sunday, July 16.
Mrs. Fl. C. Matthiesen and
daughter, Miss Eliza, and son,
Hobart, left on Thursday morn
ing's train for a visit with
/ friends in Spokane and Occur d
Alene city. They plan on being
absent from the city about three
weeks.
f. J. Hennessey, section fore
man of the c. p. r. returned
Tuesday evening from ten days
visit with relatives and friends
at st. Regis, Mont. Mrs. Hen
nessey and the children will re-
main for longer visit expecting
to return home in about month.
DR.. Truitt formerly of Cotton
wood, located in Reubens this
week for the practice of medi-
cine in this field land is located
in the Nelson building. He has
practiced in this state a good
many years and has the reputa-
ton of being a good doctor.--The
Citizen, Reubens.
Mrs. w. A. Ferguson and
daughter returned Tuesday even
ing from Washington where she
has been visiting with relatives
and friends and recuperating
from a servere illness. In Wash
ington Mrs. Ferguson visited at
both Rockford and Cotton and
she returns home greatly inn
proved in health.
Rev. w. II. II. Forsyth, dist
riot superintendent, with head
quarters at Moscow held a bust
ness meeting of the Methodist
church in Cottonwood Saturday
evening andSunday morning had
charge of the communion SER
vices. In the afternoon he was
taken to Nezperce by Hayward
Shields in a car.
Jack Hartnett left Wednesday
morning for Pomeroy, Wash, to
resume his duties with the Pac-
ific Telephone Co., after having
spent few days here visiting
with his wife and other relatives.
Mrs. Hartnett and her daughter
will remain for a longer visit.
Mr.. Hartnett was recently trans
: ferred from Colville, Wash, to
Pomeroy.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Farris and
l Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Albers
: motored to Kamiah Sunday.
! While in the Kamiah valley they
, picked large number of cher
! ries and other garden vegetables
which they brought back home
with them in their cars. The
cherries especially were of ex-
r cellent quality, and for this we
e can vouch as Mr.. Farris left a
e big sample with the Chronicle
: office.
2 J. F. Jenny, Frank Simon, w
g w. Flint, r. A. Minis and Charley
g Johnston made up a party that
t left early Thursday morning fol
s higgins to take in the celebra
ton which is being given to com
: memorate the completion of tn,
J. North and South highway il
!. that section. These gentlemen
: will represent Cottonwood. TIL,
@ trip was made in Mr.. Jenny!
e Cadalic car. They are expected
N home today.
le Rev. Marion Sligar who is at
ID tending tn e summer stat
% normal school at Lewiston cam
Is to Cottonwood Tuesday evening
accompanied by Avery Gentry il
- his car. Rev. Sligar while her
- preached the Joe Gentry funera