Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-05-25
sMIL1N THROUGH. Eisl

reels Of storm and sunshine.
We repair all makes OF bat
teries. Cottonwood Garage. soft
John Uptmor was in town
yesterday from Keuterville and
paid this office a pleasant call.
Princess Flour, $1.85 per
sack; 400 Flour $205 per sack.
At the stores or v. c. Co. Wise.
Next week is Shoe Week at !
Bakers Store. Your oppor-
tunity at this Opportunity Sale
ending May 31st.
DIR. Orr reports the birth of q
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph Uptmor, of Keuterville, on
May 10Th, and one to Mr.. and |
Mrs. Conrad Bosse on May
10Th.
Several cars of stock cattle
were shipped from this point
this Saturday morning, going
to help make up a train load of
some twenty cars between
Grangeville and Lewiston
which are being shipped from
this part of Idaho to Poplar,
Montana, where they will be
placed on the range. In all
about 1900 head will be secured
to fill this order.
An item from a Prineville,
Ore, paper states that Delbert
Hale, son of Mrs. Lora b. Hale
of this place, and a former stu
dent Of the Cottonwood high
school, was recently one Of the
four students chosen to enter a
typewriting contest at Red
mond, Ore, and was awarded
bronze triangle by the Wood
stock Typewriter company. His
friends here will be glad to hear
of Delbert's success.
Mrs. Frank Ferney, of st.
Anthony, arrived in the city
Thursday evening to visit her
daughter, Frances, who under
went an operation last week for
appendicitis. She was pleased
70 find her daughter doing so
nicely and extends much appre-
citation to the people of Cotton
wood for the sympathy and
kindness shown her daugh-
ter. Miss Ferney taught school
in the Stock Creek district
north of town the past winter.
A surprise party that was a
! real one was held last week at
! the F. c.. Nuxoll home near
! Greencreek when Mr.. Nuxoll
! gave party in honor of the
! 9th birthday of his brother,
\ Barney, who has been visiting
! here for some time from his
+ home in Illinois. The evening
= was spent with cards and dane
ing and a fine supper was serv-
ed at late hour to the sc fri
ends and relatives present. The
N guest of honor said it was the
i greatest surprise of his lifetime
The entertainment given by
is the pupils of ST. Joseph's par
v ochial school last Tuesday even
ing was well attended and prov
:. ed to be one of the most enjoy
= able events of the season. The
n parts taken by the little folks
e were well rendered and severa
N drew rounds of applause. This
IL yearly event is always looked
* forward to by the Cottonwood
public and many expressions
. were heard complimentary Of
10 the talent shown by the chill
&c dren as well as the painstakin&
A. efforts of the worthy Sisters il
o training them so carefully.
IN A number of friends and rel
atives gathered at the home
!; of c.. C. Fret, near Ferdi
- nand Sunday evening to hell
=, celebrate Mr.. Frei's birthday
a AS these guests appeared will
a. we'll filed baskets, they wer,
g indeed welcomed. Seven table,
-, were soon spread and 500 wa
~ the chief amusement of tn,
evening. Prizes were awarde,
It. Mrs. Henry Arnzen and Leon
nd ard Lehmeier, First; Miss Ann;
'ip bStaab and Henry Arnzen, Con
a ISOLATION. At midnight luncl
be was served after which tn
'ip guests departed for thei
m homes, wishing Mr.. Fret t
spend many more such birth