Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-09-21

1920. S5-2*
Dr.. On reports the arrival Of
a baby boy at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Alois Wemhoff, We'd |
nesday. Mother and baby are do
ing nicely
Miss Fannie Rink left Monday
morning for Mosco,r, Idaho to
resume her studies in the Uni
versity of Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Creelman,
of Lewiston, were arrivals in the
city Wednesday and are guests
at the Fred Simon home.
J. O.. Irvine, well known
lumbelman of the Orofino dis
4 trict and his son, Joseph, mer-
chant at Ajshaka, Idaho, were
visitors in the city Wednesday
for a short time. They also in
spected timber in the Reuter-
vile country.
Mrs. John Crea returned last
Friday evening from Portland,
Oregon, she was accompanied
home by her daughter Mrs.
Werner Kalin and two children,
Of Califrnia, who will visit at the
Crea home for an indefinite
period.
Ruth Fletcher, who has been
visiting here for the past three
months with the Joseph Oldham
family and other relatives left
Wednesday morning for Spokane
to visit for a short time with
brother. From there she will go
to her home at FIT. Shaw, Mont.
John Hanley, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Hanley and Harry
Haniey, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hanley, departed Monday
morning for Spokane, Wash, to
resume their school work in the
Gonzaga college. Both boys at
tended this school last year and
are great boosters for this insti-
tuition of learning.
The Charles PoXleitner sep
arator destroyed by fire last
week was not consumed by the
flames on the Glenn Riener ranch
as stated in the Chronicle, but on
the Frank Riener ranch in the
Creencreek section. Fifty-seven
sacks of wheat were also de-
stroyed by the fire which were
protected by insurance.
/ Abraham Goldstone left Mon
4 day for Harvard university,
d Clifton Creelman leaving at the
4 same time for Omaha, Neb.,
i where he will enter his senior
4 year at the Creighton law col
h lege. Both young men have
n spent their vacation in Lewis
B ton, the latter being in the Of
= fees Of Tannahill & Leeper.-
y Lewiston Tribune.
= Raymond Crea and family
n motored to Lewiston, Monday
+ and returned home the following
RI day with a new Ford touring car
w The car, purchased by Mr.. Crea
20 was manufactured August 18th
1923 and in a little more thar
~ thirty days it was in the hands
~ of the user. Henry still turns
tnGI them out like doughnuts and j
g" does not take him year to gee
% them on the market. Mr. Crea'i
AZ car has many improvements owe
* the older models.
90 c. o. Wilson, a representative
T. of the Intertype Company who's,
as western headquarters are in Sal
% Francisco, California, was
at business visitor in the city yes
Al terday. While here he gave tn
at Chronicle typesetting machin
p the once over and made a fey
" minor adjustments that Wi
have much to do with the tenn
an per of the operator running will
at every now and then. Mr.. Wilso,
or is fine gentleman to meet AM
" one who understands the hun
ne dreds of clock like working part
10 en- this wonderful machine.
as Barney Luchtefeld of Reuter-
ch vile, threshed 20 acres of oat
this week that went 100 bushel
III TO the acre. The Lumber Doc
= tor" informed us that crops i
ne that section were turning out eS
e ceptionally big yields. He ais
ne tells us that Henry Boeckma
VI VI threshed this week and that h
Id la calculated that his grain bin
Wy W used for many years, would b
ol large enough to hold his thresf
49,, ed grain but the doctor" sal
- he had grain all over the ranc
ng in almost every kind of vess,
ne that would hold a kernel.
50, Fred Moll, Of Red Lodg
Ilu Montana and William Moll, {
ne Hiawatha, Kansas arrived j
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