Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-12-07

See MIS-. SIadi unusual anu
practical gifts at the Cotton
wood Mercantile. SOL
Don't forget the big chicken
dinner at the l. o. o. F. hall to-
morrow night. Remember they
are preparing for you. Be there.
The Rexall Store has won
derful fine assortment Of Holt
day merchandise to choose from,
for making your Xmas gifts. OIL
Mrs. August Kopczynsh, who
was operated upon last week by
DR.. Orr assisted by DR.. Stockton
is reported to be doing as well as
could be expected.
Henry Moore returned last
week from his two weeks visit on
the coast. He reports that all
towns that depend upon the lum-
Der industry are very lively.
DR.. and Mrs. J. E. Reilly and
son, John, and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Medved were guest at
the H. C. Netzel home in Lewis
ton for the weekend.
The Prairie Flour Mills COM
pany resumed operation Monday
after having closed down for
! the Thanksgiving vacation. The
mill is running a Doubt shift.
, DR.. Orr reports the arrival of
! two baby boys, one at the home
! ef Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Jacobs,
last week and a boy at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Crea,
1 Tuesday evening.
{ The prairie country so far has
\ been experiencing ideal winter
climate. Very little snow so far
has fallen and while the rains
have made all dirt roads very
heavy the main highway is in ex-
cellent shape.
. Mrs. Homer Brutzman, of
Lewiston, is a guest Of Mrs. Bart
Simon, arriving in the city Tues
day evening The Brutzmans
( are well known here, Mr.. Brutz-
{ man having worked at the local
depot here a number of years.
M. M. Belknap and August
\ Schroeder, both ordered to re-
{ port at Moscow, Monday for
& Federal jury duty, were excused
\ by the Judge in charge. Press
8 ing business made it impossible
y for these men to report.
{ DR.. Shinnick reports the arri-
& val of a 13-pound baby boy at
4 the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
s. Hinkelman, on Wednesday. All
n concerned are doing nicely and
3 Adolph is handing out the cigars
y quite freely.
d Christmas cards with your
IS name and favorite Christmas
IN greetings printed thereon, max
3 ing it individual. A distinctive
n dignified and appropriate Christ
Il mas Greeting and one that rings
E true, for sale at the Chronicle
lN office. QUO
I. Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Tegenkamr
N of Bruno, Sask., Canada arrived
K in Cottonwood last night unan.
rs nounced and greatly surprised
Is their relatives. They will visit
Is here until after the holidays
I. with Mrs. Tegenkamp's mother
IS Mrs. Katharine Arnzen.
= Those who proved to be The
OF champion players at the care
fe party at the Glenn Fret home
s. near Ferdinand, Thanksgiving
evening, were Mrs. John Ere
ne and Fred Funke, while Mrs
as Fred Funke and Herman Funk,
H. received consolation prizes. 4
8 luncheon was served at mid
n, night.
lg Miss Beatrice Calhoun, mana
IS ger of the Pacific Telephone Co
rs. at this point, will leave the mid
r. die of the month for Spokane
Wash, She has asked for
e. months leave of absence whicl
N, the company granted her. Dun
to ing her absence, Miss Olive Hat
he trup will assume her position
re- and Miss Gertrude Goecmer wi
be the new operator.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Jenny, MI
N and Mrs. A. B. Ruhoff, j. +
ITO Nuxoll, E E. Crosby, Fran
It's Winkler and Ben Bieren wer
m guests of the management of tn
ny Prairie Flour Mills compan,
by Saturday evening when that OF
nm ganization gave a get-to-gethe
u meeting at the Lewis-Clark hot
nm in Lewiston. The meeting COZ
ay sisted of banquet, speeches an
re dancing.
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