Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-03-09

N len per cent discount on extra
heavy weed chains. Cottonwood
Garage. 89-tf
George Thiessen of Lewiston
was a business visitor in Cot
tonwood Sunday.
J. H. Williams of the Leggett
Mercantile Co., was in Lewiston
Monday buying merchandise for
the store.
William Schiller returned to
his home in Lewiston Saturday
morning after spending the
week here on business matters.
Mrs. H. C. Matthiesen and son
Hobart were passengers this
informing for Lewiston to visit
for the week end with relatives.
E. S. Sweet will receive hogs
at the local stock yards for COM
munity shipment through the
Farmers Union Warehouse Mon
day, March 18th. Ill
Rev. Poindexter will preach
Sunday morning at the Commu-
nifty church from the subject rs
Prohibition a Failure" You are
invited.
The Farmers Union received a
carload of hogs Monday which
they disposed of to John Bear.
The hogs were shipped to the
Spokane markets. The price paid
was 8 cents a pound.
Mrs. T. C. Keith entertained
the classmates of her son, Clar-
/ ence, last Thursday evening in
/ honor of his birthday. The
/ young folks spent an enjoyable
/ time after school hours.
One of the greatest ever pro-
duced on the silver screen,
Passion. at the Orpheum, Sun
/ day evening with Pola Negri as
the leading character. The re-
gular admission price will be
charged.
i | am making arrangements to
! 1ship out car of Melted Gem
= potatoes as soon as weather con-
ditions will permit, so if you are
- in the market for potatoes fol
spring give me your order soor
and l will hold them for you. R
J. Carlson. lit
Rev. Poindexter is spending
4 the week with his parents a.
Pennington, Wash, having de
parted for that city Monday
morning. He will be back il
time to conduct his usual ser
vices at the Community church
i Sunday.
q Mrs. R. H. Kendall entertain
! ed 10 little folks at her hom
3 Saturday afternoon in honor 0
: her daughters 9Th birthday. TIL
$ afternoon was spent in playin
s games at the conclusion Q
8 which delicious refreshment
q were served. Very pretty tabl
. decorations were used.
ne The entrance to the Firs
ng National Bank is being repair
o., ed this week by Felix Martzel
me UNDERMINING owing to being tc
nix ciuse to the ground having DIR
rotted and as a result the Ell
or trance became unsafe for thos
;th carrying large sums of none
,ch into the bank.
Ir. Mrs. II. B. Blake is visiting ;
of the J. H. Williams home. Mr.
er- Blake has been spending Il
winter with her daughter
ox Moscow, she came to Cottonwot
Sh+ to attend to bushes matters al
ero was taken i'll, she however is il
etS proving and within a few da,
NJ will return to Moscow.
her Mrs. Fred Mckinney al
daughter returned Monday mo
bv ing from Grangeville after spel
lee ing a few days there visiting
Rel the home of her parents Mr.. a
i. of Mrs. E. S. Sweet. She went
|, or Grangeville to attend the funel
in of her cousin, Miss Ada Swe
which took place in Grangevil
last Friday.
~ =, E. Gier, the architect W
IN drew the plans for st. Gertru
Old convent returned to his home
, iulu Portland, Oregon, Tuesday aft
~, mtt spending several days here
81 81 business matters. Mr.. Gier st.
, ,.;r ed that the construction work
~; im the convent building is now {
t;or vanced far enough that his s
''o'' vices will not be required in |
future. He is at the press