Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-08-17

MlTlOu WSpeT, The 4 elln IIpH~
chant, was a business visitor in
the city Wednesday.
THE FLIRT tn e greatest
story Of American life ever writ !
ten. 34-1
In the market for chickens Of
all sizes and kinds. t. Clark, the
junk man. 224
Mrs. Martha Kincaid was a
passenger Thursday morning for
Craigmont where she will visit
with friends.
Miss Hazel Longeteig of Lew
iston visited with her friend,
Miss Anna Peterson, the first Of
the week.
T. O. Green, the Lewiston
Tribune representative is a bus
mess visitor in the city this
week in the interest of that pub
LEGATION.
The weather the last few
days has been very warm and
greatly appreciated by the farm
ers. The warm weather will
assist in lipening the crops.
Peter Kelsch of Greencreek
was called to Spokane Wednes-
! day morning by the serious i'll
! ness of their baby. The child
! has been confined in a hospital
! there for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Baker are
taking in the merchants conven-
Z tion in Spokane this week. More
! than 1000 merchants of the In
s land Empire are guests of the
S Spokane wholesalers.
John huffman, who now lives
4 in the Lewiston section came up
4 Sunday and will remain on the
& prairie until after the harvest
i season. Mr.. huffman has land
{ holdings in the Keuterville dis
trict.
CDR" Lavender of Lewiston,
: an agent for the Nash car spent
- several days in the city the first
: of the week demonstrating the
1924 model. The new car is a
= beauty for looks and was admir-
= ed by many.
4 Mrs. Frank Terhaar was oper-
= ated upon Monday morning in
i the st. Joseph hospital at Lew
! iston for gall stones. DR.. Shin
8 nick, who was present at the
$ operation reports that she is do
s ing nicely.
s Mrs. Frank Lord and children
9 departed for their home at Bell
s. ingham, Wash, Thursday morn
81 ing they having spent tive
3 months here visiting with Mrs
y Lords parents, Mr. and Mrs
b Ben Nacke.
81 Editor H. G. Sasse of Ferdi
& nand spent a short time in tn
= city Saturday. Editor Sasse re
q marked that it was only mic
ride now between Ferdinand an
80, Cottonwood over the new gray
W. eled road.
al j. M. Fellers, manager of tn
ant Farmers Union removed hi
in family, Wednesday from the A
,ds O. Martin residence to the res
: .dence owned by Mrs. j. P. Simo
% near the st. Joseph school. Tn
~, ~ Simon home is modern in ever
wv respect.
ted Dominic Bies, accompanied b
nd Peter Bies motored to Lewisto
ves Saturday afternoon returnin
ak home Sunday evening. The
returned home by the way {
,l,o Waha prefering this road to th
!. s =, loose gravel on the Culdess
az. hill.
.es- A. C. Spangler, proprietor {
sec the Lewiston Bakery spent Tue
ops day in Cottonwood on bushes
on matters. He was accompanie
by his wife. Mr.. Spangler r.
and marked that he was well plea
ON ed with the business his fir
on gets out of Cottonwood.
ank Mrs. Ernest L. Parker, WI
are has been the guest of Mr.
leir Frank Simon for the past wee
on was the honor guest at luncl
'rn- con given by Mrs. Villa
Simon, Thursday afternoon. TT
ten table was daintily centered Wi
Is a cut glass bowl holding swe
in peas and the place cards we
pas attractive. The Misses Ire
en- Simon and Marlys Parker a
Ida sisted at serving.
UNI Mark Rookie departed for Le'
line iston Monday morning accomp
t1lp MED by Ernest Richards al
en- while there was examined
physicians for injuries receiv
MED in July at the Fly Blow celebr
airy, tion while bill dOppinp a stet