Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-11-02

Deputy Sheriff Ben Robinson
spent Wednesday forenoon in
Cottonwood on business matters.
A. ]. Barth, yesterday, moved
from the Schober cottage to one
OF the cottages owned by A. B.
Rookie. 'f
Ed Lancaster, who has been
visiting with relatives and
friends in Portland returned
home last Friday evening.
Sheriff. Eller and wife Of
Grangeville spent Wednesday in
Cottonwood. Mr.. Eller was here
on business matters while his
wife visited with friends.
The ladies of the Royal Neigh
bors will give card party in the
I. o. o. F. hall Monday evening,
November 9TH. The public is cor
daily invited. Az
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Workman
and family motored to Lewiston
Saturday returning home Sum
day evening. They combined
business with pleasure in MAX
ing the trip.
O. l.. Gleason, proprietor of
the Cottonwood Hotel returned
Sunday from Spokane, having
gone there on business matters.
He returned home with a new
Chevrolet Sedan.
DR.. J. D. Shinnik spent Tues
day in Grangeville on profession
al business having been called
there to consult with doctor re-
garding the condition of Miss
Freda Hesterman, who is criti-
cally i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Ryan of
the Boles country returned to
their home Saturday morning
after spending several days here
on business matters. While in
the city Mrs. Ryan had dental
work done in the office of DR..
Reilly.
Raymond Minis took to Lewis
ton Saturday Mrs. Joseph Kauf-
man who has been visiting on
the prairie with relatives and
friends. She was accompanied
home by her little granddaughter
who has been a guest of the R.
A. Minis family.
Joe L. Heitz, who has been
: spending the past summer with
his brother-in-law and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Simon, moved
to Cottonwood, Wednesday te
= spend the winter. Joe is an ex.
4 navy man and has not been ir
the best of health for some time
R. D. Humphrey and Car
~. Cosand left Monday morning fol-
r. a two weeks hunting "trip in thu
~ Clearwater river section. dad
~ is one of the best shots in this
u section and it goes without say
u ing that they will get the limi
" the law allows them.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Forth, tw,
{; highly respected citizens of thi
"a community departed Wednesda.
at morning for Roseburg, Oregon
~ to spend the winter. They ar
" making the trip in their car ant
plan on visiting with relative
&c while enroute. They will be o.
y the road about two weeks.
n Among those attending tn
IS football game at Moscow toda
are: Mr.. and Mrs. Bart Simon
an Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mckinney
G. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Simon, MI
o. and Mrs. George Medved, d.
or and Mrs. J. E. Reilly, Miss Ber1
D ice Simon, Miss Beatrice Calhou
R H. Kendall, Frank Albers.
Il The Chronicle received a lette
Of this week from Joe Blackburn
he instructing us to address hi
fl Chronicle to Minneapolis, MINI
lie where he is again located and j
company with a number Of othe
;S gentlemen spending his tin
no in manufacturing and placin
-, the Grunewald Mirror adjustt
~ ~ on the market.
n The Ickes sale was attende
ne by Approximately 600 Peep
Wednesday. Everything offerx
for sale brought very good price
Oh according to w. w. Flint, tt
IN clerk. R. H. Kendall furnisht
ig the lunches for the sale, havir
ale made 400. More lunches had
IN be made by Mrs. Ickes to fet
III the hungry crowd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bart Simon a
1e- companied by Miss Berni
Tor Simon, and George Simon
VIII 7 ax1ri ct,on xuho hoo boon hQ-