Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-10-05

Sunday.
Lewiston Tribune and Seattle
Post Intelhgencer. r. H. Kendall
Confectionery. 41-tf
Halloween tally cards and
place cards at the Chronicle
office. 41-tf
Mrs. B. c. Eller, authorized
agent for the Barclay Custom
made corset. Nezperce phone
1920. S5-2*
Don't forget the fashion show
at the Orpheum, Monday even.
ing. No admission charge. Every
body is invited. ALL
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Farris ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Bart
Simon spent Sunday at the pow
err plant of the Grangeville Elec-
trio Light company near Harps>
ter.
Guy Chiesman, director in
charge of the Idaho County Fair
Association, spent Tuesday in
Cottonwood distributing adver-
Using literature.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hanley
were passengers Tuesday morn
ing for Lewiston, making the
journey a combination business
and pleasure trip.
Mrs. Bertha Beck of Orofino
will arrive in Cottonwood, Sun
day evening and during her brief
visit here will be in charge of the
women's ready-to-wear depart
ment during the Leggett Mer-
camille company's sale.
Bernard Schmidt who has
Seen visiting in this community
since July, being a guest of the
Lies boys departed for his home
at Watertown, S. D., on Mon
days stage. Mr.. Schmidt and
Marcus Lies returned Friday
from Elk City where they went
to inspect mining property in
which they were both interested.
Edward Nuxoll of Green
creek left Monday morning for
Lewiston where he will spend
some time recuperating from a
recent severe sick spell. While
apparently well he is still very
weak and unable to perform his
usual work. He believes the
lower altitude will prove benefit
cial to him.
Mark Rookie was able to be out
on the streets for the first time
in many days the first of the
! week. He has been bedfast fol
1 several weeks, recovering from
! injuries which he received while
! bulldogging a steer at the Fly
! Blow celebration. Mark says thai
4 as soon as he learns to walk
: again he will be all right. He
} navigates about with the assis'
: lance of a pair Of crutches.
Z President Edwin Nelson of the
s. Idaho County Fair Association
/ was a business visitor in the city
o Wednesday. Mr.. Nelson inform.
q ed us that he sincerely believed
f that this year would be the best
= fair staged at the county seat in
~ years. He says that officers
y are working hard to make it is
i success. Judging from advance
! information, Mr.. Nelson sale
- they also looked for largs
" crowd and that he hoped Cot
:. tonwood and vicinity would b.
= well represented.
~ Editor H. G. Sasse, of the Fer
dinand Enterprise, spent a shor,
"a time in Cottonwood, Saturday
4 and while here made the Chron
4. icie office a pleasant social call
y Editor Sasse informed us tina
n the road leading thru the city O
4 Ferdinand will be graveled thi
10 fall if the business men Of Fer
r dinand have anything to sa.
c. about it. Editor Sasse says thi
I'd business of going in partnership
to with the state and federal gov
in eminent in building roads re
quires several bolts of red tape
IS and the wide kind at that.
s. Raymond Schmear, Kenneth
10 Ball and Kenneth Richards lef
" Monday morning for Portland
ar Oregon to resume their studio
n in the Benke-Walker bushes
college, one of the best institu
I'd lions of its kind in the west. Tn
e, first two gentlemen are Port
n land boys and Mr. Richards is
ar son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Rich
ell ards of this city. The boys hav
e. been working all summer in tn
1T harvest fields and have not mis-
al <elo do LIZ c.i,,aa 4aa.,.i Z,