Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-02-09
COTTONWOOD
and VICINITY
Personal Mention and Local
Happenings of the Week In
This Vicinity.

4 Molly o" will open your
heart. Watch for her at the
Orpheum.
Actually here-shorts, bran,
corn, mash feed and poultry sup
plies. Vollmer-C Clearwater Co. 5-4
M. M. Belknap was business
visitor in Grangeville Wednes-
day evening returning home the
following morning.
The Farmers Union Ware
house company will receive hogs
at the local stock yards on Mon
day, February IL. I'll
Mike Willenborg, a prominent
farmer Of the Greencreek sec
ton, departed Monday morning
for Spokane on a business trip.
The Ladies Aid will give
cooked food end apron sale at
Inc Leggett Mercantile on Sat-
urday, February oath. 7-3
Mrs. Frank Alters and Miss
Farrell spent the week end in
Charleston visiting at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Hamlin.
The season of lent commerce
next weeK, Wednesday, Febru-
airy 18th. Easter Sunday this
year falls on April 1st, much
earlier than last year.
Miss Margie Teats of Reu-
bens spent the week end in Cot
tonwood visiting with friends.
She returned to her home Sum-
day morning.
Miss Catherine Jenifer, of
Lewiston, a sister of Miss Jeni-
fer, the domestic science teacher
in the high school, spent the
week end as guest of her sis
ter.
Owing to unforeseen events the
card party that was advertised
to take place in the l. o. O. F.
hall Monday evening has been
postponed indefinitely by the
Senior class of the high school.
The Farmers Union received
car load and a half of hogs
Monday and they were shipped
! to the Spokane market. The
price paid was $500 hundred
: weight.
} A baby girl made it's appear
= ance at the home of Mr.. and
o Mrs. Mat Duclos, Monday, &C
8 cording to DR.. Shinnick, the at
tending physician. All parties
concerned are doing nicely.
) The dinner given at the home
of Mrs. r. A. Minis last week in
honor of the high school basket
;. ball team was not given by Mrs.
~ Minis as reported in the Chron-
icle last week but by the high
u school girls.
. w. B. Hussman was a pas
o o senger for Spokane, Tuesday
Q morning having gone there or
re business matters connected with
r the Won Bargen estate. He ex.
g pected to return home the last Of
the week.
Ill Simon Brothers, Saturday
II finished their ice harvest. Isl
a. tons of ice has been stored BY
r them for summer use. The ic'
st was of an exceptionally goot
a. quality and as good as any they
have ever stored in their many
n years in business here.
+. Lewie, proprietor of the Idah'
" Restaurant who has been spend
re ing the winter in Lewiston, is ex
IN pected to return to COTTONWOOD
IN next week to resume activ'
management of his bushes
" establishment which has beel
m conducted since his absence b.
in Mrs: Jackson.
n The party VIII o has tn
Il. harness oiler belonging to tn
Do Cottonwood Hardware is kind.
up requested to return the same a
we can use it every day. Tn
x, machine was loaned only as al
d. accommodation and we hope t
ST. have it returned. Cottonwoo
of Hardware. =
id Miss Harriet Hanson, who j
lst teaching domestic science in tn
p high school at Craigmont, i
SO company with her friend, Mis-
to Wolf, spent Saturday in the cit
es as the guest of friends. TIL
ladies came here on the aut
in stage. Miss Hanson taught
to the Cottonwood school thre
rs terms.
re- J. E. Richards, the Cottor
wo wood tailor, is this week havin
ed the interior of his shop remot
ac- eled. The balcony is being Ell
, a largeG and when completed Wi
I'M have double the floor space an