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

and VICINITY
Personal Mention and Local
Happenings of the Week In
This Vicinity.

pies. Oilliici-Olcti Ndttl w. o-f
Monday, Chester Thompson
had his tonsils removed by DR..
Orr. He is doing well.
The Farmers Union Ware
house company will receive hogs
at the local stock yards on Mon
day, February S. 81
Get a pair of Winchester
skates at the Hoene Hardware
and join the crowd at the skat-
ing pond. 81
| John Morarity was passenger
Sunday for Lewiston where he
spent the day with Sam Flynn
his partner, on business matters.
Listen fellows, grab your gal
Mother, sweetheart, wife, or pal
Up at the hall you'll get a thrill
Win the prize boy, sure y'u will.
| What arethey doing at the Odd
Fellows hall
The old time dance given We'd
nesday evening by the K. of G.
for members of their order and
friends was we'll attended and an
enjoyable evening was spent III
dancing. A light lunch was
served at the midnight hour.
The first 1923 automobile
license that we perchance hap
pened to see in Cottonwood was
attached to the William Carnes
car. Bill sent in his annual
license money January 18th and
received plate No. 1852.
Norville Johnston departed
Wednesday morning for Moscow
to accept position with the uni
versity of Idaho. He will be
engaged in the electrical depart
ment which supplies the univer-
sity building with electric power.
Mrs. w. A. Ferguson and
daughter, Dorothy, left yester-
day morning for Lewiston where
they will visit until Sunday with
friends and from there will go to
their new home on Snake river.
Mr.. Ferguson will join his fami-
ly the LIST of March.
Mrs. Robert Pugh and Mrs.
Ernest Hubert of Craigmont
and Mrs. Ida Ford of Greencreek
} spent the fore part of the week
as guests of Mrs. Sadie Hensley
of Cottonwood. Mrs. Pugh aid
Hubert returned to their home
= = Tuesday morning.
George Sheldon of Winona
;. was called to Lewiston Sunday
. morning by a message announc-
ing the serious illness of his cid
friend, Mark Howe, who died one
y half an hour before Mr.. Sheldon
reached his bedside. Mr.. Howe's
y dying request was see his old
friend, Mr.. Sheldon.
A large crowd took in the caro-
: party given by the ladies of the
Rebekah lodge Monday evening
e 500 was played until IL O'Clock
after which a lunch was served
n The winners of the evening were
e Mrs. George Poler jr., Sand
It point, and Ben Engel, first ant
le Miss Sonnen, consolation.
d Cottonwood's swimming pool
that was the subject Of SO much
| fun for the end men taking par
# in the minstrel show has come Il
= the front at last, and has woi
2 the heart Of many boy and gin
The pond has been the means O
these boys and girls trying ou
u their new skates the past week
s. Miss Lena Nuxoll, daughte
u of Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Nuxoll O
n the Greencreek vicinity had tn
e !. misfortune to cut the leader
~ and tendons in her left hand
le Monday. The accident occure'
q while she was attempting Il
open Jar of fruit. The injur,
I'd was given medical attention b.
L., DIR. Orr.
IL r. Huddleston left Wednesda,
T. morning for Portland, Oregon t
st be at the bedside of his wife VIII
IN is to be operated upon this morn
n ing. Mrs. Huddleston has been i
Tn Portland for the past mont
IL under the care of a doctor and j
ne was not until this week that a
or operation was deemed advisable
Her many friends here are anxi
es ously awaiting for favorable re
s. ports from her bedside.
V. Word comes from Lewiston t
C. the effect that Tom Parker, VIII
s. last week was operated upon q
ey the st. Joseph hospital, is dali
as improving. The operation pei
g. formed upon Mr.. Parker was
On serious one and his friends al
ey indeed pleased to learn of hi
a favorable condition. Mr.. Parke
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