Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-12-14

Barrels Of Christmas candy. |
r. H. Kendall Confectionery. or
Appropriate prizes for card
parties. Mrs. Staal at the Cot
tonwood Mercantile. Sill
If in need of plain or rough
lumber call or write Charles
Boxleitner, Keuterville, Idaho.
Peter Hermes, prominent
young farmer of this community
while in the City Monday had his
name placed on our mailing list.
John Terhaar departed We'd
nesday morning for Spokane,
4 Washington, to join his wife and
baby. They plan on at least
spending the winter in that city.
District court for Idaho coun-
ty will be resumed at Grange
vile, Monday. Judge w. F.
McNaughton of Occur d'Alene,
will preside.
The high school basket ball
teams departed III cars this
morning for Clifford to play a re-
turn game with the school to-
night.
The annual bazaar and chicken
dinner given by the Ladies Aid
Society, Saturday evening were
well patronized. The ladies
thank all those who patronized
them so generously.
George Killmar, of Winona,
was a business visitor in the city
Tuesday, having also come here
to meet his wife and daughter,
who have been in Lewiston for
the past six weeks.
R S. Curless, former resi-
dent of this section, but now re-
siding near Melrose, arrived in
the city last night to attend to
business matters. He reports
that Mrs. Curless is feeling bet
ter than she has for many years.
DIR. Smith, who is now making
his home in Lewiston with the
0. d. Hamlin family, was a visi-
tor in Cottonwood the first of
the week. The Hamlins recently
removed from Charleston to Lew
iston and are now occupying the
home purchased by DR.. Smith.
In order to make it more con-
venient to supply your potato
needs | have made arrangements
with E. ]. Terhaar of the Cotton
wood Creamery, to handle my
potatoes. He will have a supply
on hand at all times. Phone him
your order. R. ]. Carlson. SOFT
G. A. Maple, a resident of the
Rice Creek section, was a bust
! ness visitor in Cottonwood, Mon
! day. Mr.. Maple informed us
that pasture on the creek and
! river was in fine shape for win
{ tire feeding. While in town he
{ made the Chronicle office 8
pleasant call.
DR.. Orr reports the arrival Of
! a baby boy at the home of Mr.
I and Mrs. H. T. Agnew, Thurs.
: day morning. All concerned are
doing nicely. H. #. says he is
! going to make a cowboy out Of
\ the new arrival at their home
: The young man weights four
J teen pounds and has been named
= Pat,rclr ,eOnard
8 Mrs. A. ]. Barth entertained
( the ladies of the Cottonwood
( school faculty at a six o'clocl
: dinner, Wednesday evening
! Decorations were carried out il
~ the holiday colors. Those pre-
~ sent were: Miss Meyer, Mis-
: Cameron. Miss Greenwood, Mrs
Schroeder, Miss Allen and Mrs
. Stewart.
+ There is nothing better for tn
. boys than a good pocket knife
We have them for 40 cents t
+ 1.25. Cottonwood Hardware. l.
e If you don't believe that tn
! highway is used every day jus
y ~ drop in at the local garage ever
8 night and see from Is to 20 out
S, side cars stored there for tn
IL night. Gasoline sales for thi
N time of the year are reported t
le be very heavy, according to tn
50 dealers.
Fred, Frank and Bart Simo
e. accompanied by their familie
e. Mr.. and Mrs. William Simon. M,
IN and Mrs. M. A. Pierce, Mr.. an
s. Mrs. Goffe Eckert and Mis-
~ Helen Eckert will leave Sunda
er for Lewiston to be present at tn
r. golden wedding anniversary {
Mr.. and Mrs. George Simol
w Monday. The Simon Brotht
at market during their absence Wi
C. be in charge of G. w. Reuter- {