Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-02-16

Tuesday evening IN the city on
business matters returning to
his home the following morning. |
The Farmers Union Ware
house company will receive hogs
at the local stock yards on Mon
day, February 10. 81
Owing 70 a snow blockade on
the Lewiston-Spokane railroad
no eastern OF Spokane mail ar
rived in Cottonwood Wednesday
evening.
! Joseph Kaufman of Lewiston
is spending the week in this vici-
nifty on business matters and
visiting with friends and rela-
tives.
Lloyd Turner, proprietor of
the Turner Drug store, departed
Monday morning for a two
weeks visit with his parents, DR..
and Mrs. ]. w. Turner of Fresno,
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Hussman
and family and Mrs. Barney
Luchtefeld departed Tuesday
morning for Spokane where Mr..
Hussman will take in the lum-
berman's convention while the
ladies will spend their time visit
ing with relatives and friends.
DR.. and Mrs. w. F. Orr and
sons. Dick and Frederick. who
motored to Spokane Sunday
morning wehe compelled to re-
turn home via the railroad,
Tuesday evening. They were
unable to get their car out
of the city Of Spokane owing to
the roads and streets being
blocked with snow.
A. L. Bruner of Asotin, Wash,
was a business visitor in Cotton
wood the first of the week Mr..
Bruner, who is an old time res
identer of Camas Prairie con-
nected business with pleasure
and spent some time renewing
old acquaintance. While in the
city he was a guest Of Dad
Rookie, his old friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nc
Laughlin of Walla Walla, Wash.
arrived in the city Monday even
ing and spent the greater por-
ton of the week here visiting at
the home of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. C. N. Mclaughlin.
They returned to their home
Thursday morning. Mr.. Nc
Laughlin is engaged in the gar
age business at Walla Walla.
Al Champion a resident of
Montana spent the week in Cot
| tonwood visiting with old time
1 friends. Mr.. Champion some
1 years ago conducted a confec-
1 tionery store in Cottonwood. His
| visit here was greatly enjoyed.
s His wife, formerly Miss Ora
> Stevenson, also we'll known here
: is spending the winter in Cali
l. fornia where they will locate.
y Mike Jacobs, the congenia
manager of the Madison Lum
"a Der Co. Of this city is holding
ID forth at the Davenport hotel il
If Spokane this week and while
70 there is taking in the lumber
In mans convention. 1t is rumor
10 ed that Mike has been Offered
ct an increase in salary over hi.
"a present position and it may be {
1e hard job to induce him to return
home. During his absence tn
. lumber yard is in charge of VIM
=, Wagner.
to O. M. Collins, living on tn
of '"Twenty-one" ranch, had tn
n misfortune to accidentally ge
scalded some time ago, while il
10 the act of scaldipg hogs; al
~ though severely scalded, he i
~, ~ slowly improving. Mr.. Collin
T. is one of our best, substantis
, -; citizens and his many friends re
~ ~ greet very much to learn Of thi
nc Standardization Banner. MI
- Collins is president of the Firs
NaJlOnal BANK OF COCCOnWOO
nd and well known here.
er Clayton Westoyer, principal O
n the Cottonwood high schoo
he spent the week end with rels
SO tives in Moscow. He was accom-
ei. panied by Raymond Minis. Tt
'ly gether they took in the bi
m basket ball game Fiida
I'll between the University of Idah
and the University of Washing
as ten at Moscow. The game wa
m won by Idaho. Harry Edward
m a graduate of the Cottonwoo
IN high school was one of the sts
'or players for the Idaho team. Al
he proximately $500 people pal
admission to see the contest.