Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-06-01

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Carl Reuter-, the Fem butcher
was in town Monday on busi-
ness.
Princess Flour, $1.85 per
sack; 400 Flour $2.05 per sack.
At the stores or v. c. Co. Wise.
4 Henry Michels and family are
visiting with relatives and
friends in Uniontown, Wash.
John Baer shipped one car of
hogs from this place to Spokane
Tuesday morning. The price
paid was Z cents.
Mrs. John Johann and chill
dren are visiting at the Black
burn farm on Grave Greek this
week and John is leading We
happy bachelors life during
their absence.
II Mrs. G. H. Hagar arrived in
the city Tuesday evening from
Park City, Utah, and viii spend
a month here visiting at the H.
IT. Agnew home, the lady being
a sister Of Mr.. Agnew
III. T. Agnew and John Mora
rity have moved their families
from their homes in Cottonwood
to their summer homes near
rWestlake where they will remain
until the opening of school this
fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Schubert
motored to Charleston, Saturday
where they visited at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Nuxoll
while Mr.. Schubert was attending
the X. C. convention at Wallace.
They returned home Thursday.
Roy Unzicker brought out
from his ranch on Salmon river
sample of spring Marquis
wheat which he planted March
and is now on display at the
Cottonwood State Bank. The
wheat is just two inches short
of being four feet in height.
I Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Farris and
| family are making plans for a
| two weeks outing and vacation
! which they will take in the near
! future. They plan on visiting
/ relatives at Walla Walla and
/ friends in Oregon. They will
make the trip in their car.
Avery Gentry returned Fri
day evening of last week from
Lewiston where he has been re-
cuperating from the effects OF
an operation at the ST. Joseph
hospital. Mr.. Gentry says since
the removal of his appendix hi
has gretly improved in health.
Carl M. Grayson, formerly
county agent of Idaho county il
now engaged by the Craig Noun
i tain Lumber company at Win
- chester to organize a bull asso
. citation in that section. Afte
- he completes this work he wal
IL accept the position of count,
MT agent for Ada county.
IL Mr.. Maginn, of the Free Pres
or force, at Grangeville, who assist
he ed in getting out the last issu
of the Chronicle, was unable t
return this week and as lin6
~ type operator could not be secul
~ ed this side of Spokane it becam
necessary to call Mr.. Medve
ay home from Montana a week cal
al Her than he had intended con
ing. He reached home Wedne!
Der day evening.
OK. N. A. Litherland, who June
Sc. assumes the cashiership Of tn
lit- Bank of Ferdinand, moved HI
ow family and household goods hel
ere from Cottonwood, Monday, ar
ate they are now domiciled in the
M. Bibb house. We welcome tt
lily family to our village and hol
Law their stay amongst us will
ace most pleasant. Ferdinand E
the terprise.
!. Guy Chiesman, we'll known
ira Cottonwood people as ball pla
Law er and all around good fello'
the has taken over the big dan
,ort pavilion at Winchester for t
nceI summer and will open the sar
sta- to the public with big dan
Sod on Wednesday night, June g.
bic Mann Bros. orchestra, of Lew
ion ton, will furnish music for t
occasion and big time is an
cipated-
q 10 Mrs. R. Hilpert and family {
mn. pect to leave Monday for O.
.na1s tralia, Wash. to reside in t
ocaI future. The family has resid
here for the past year and d.
ing their residence in Cott'
club wood they have made ma
am friends who will regret to
Sat them depart from our mid
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