Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-11-09


most of the business houses will
be closed for the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Greve of
Craigmont spent Sunday in Cot
tonwood with friends.
II. J. Williams was business
visitor in Spokane, Monday re-
turning home Tuesday evening.
Wheat is this week selling for
80 and 81 cents a bushel for No.
/ and in sacks.
The Farmers Union received
and sold carload Of hogs Mon
day to John Baer. The price
received was $500 a hundred
weight.
Al Herboth formerly employ
ed by the Hoene Hardware but
now located in Lewiston was a
business visitor in Cottonwood,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Ed Weber Of Uniontown,
Wash, is visiting with relatives
and friends in Cottonwood this
week. Mrs. Weber is better
known in this community by her
maiden name, Mary Bieren.
Mrs. May Brockway of Fl.
Benton, Mont, a sister of Mrs.
R. D. Humphrey, arrived in the
city Sunday evening to visit for
an indefinite period with her
sister.
Miss Amelia Bruegeman gave
a party at the home Of her par
ents Monday evening and twenty
invited guests enjoyed a pleasant
evening playing games and dane
ing. A dainty luncheon was
served at the midnight hour.
If you miss "The Man With
out Country" you miss the
greatest American photoplay
ever produced. 1t will be shown
at the Orpheum both afternoon
and evening, Saturday, Novem-
Der 18th. Don't miss it. 46-1
Theodore Primus and William
Huber, both of Nezperce took in
the card party given by the local
council of the Knights of Column
bus Wednesday evening. The
boys returned to their home
after the affair.
= William Buettner motored to
Lewiston, Saturday returning
home in the evening with his car
which he left in Lewiston to
Z have a new top and curtains
placed therein. Bill says it's all
the same as new car now.
Mrs. Mark Howe and son, Her.
bert, came up from Lewiston
Wednesday evening to visit with
is their friend, Mrs. Geo. Sheldon
Of the Winona country. They
= were taken to the Sheldon home
a from here by the Cottonwood
t. Garage.
L The Chronicle this week re
e ceived a letter from Frances j
" Hanley requesting us to sen(
N him the Chronicle to Spokane
lie He is now attending the North
western Business college and en-
* joys his studies. There are abou
a $50 fellow students in his class
is William Ruhoff last week com
~ pleted the installation of pipe
less furnace in the home Of tn,
r. Klapprich' brothers. These boy
r are believers in enjoying life AM
e. they now have as many modern
eft conveniences in their countr
home as are to be round any
m where in this section.
Va Mrs. H. w. Funke and youn
* son arrived in Cottonwood Weo
~ nesday evening from Cheyenn,
r. Wyoming and will visit for an II
definite period with her parent.
IT. Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Humphrey
-. Mrs. Funkes health was none to
~ good in Wyoming and doctor
W advised her to seek another cl
90 mate.
M Mrs. M. M. Belknap depal.te
IT. Wednesday morning with hi
" son, Donald for Portland, Ore
where Donald is to receive MOI
at X-ray treatments which ha,
by proven so beneficial to him. The
ne intend to return as quickly {
az possible. Mr.. Belknap accompan
ne ed them as far as Lewiston r
on turning last evening.
mo- w. A. Ferguson, at one tin
20 engaged in the barber busine
in Cottonwood and now engage
me in the same occupation at job
las son, Wash, spent Wednesds
pm evening in the city. Mr.. Ferg
IS son brought up a number
nd horses which he took to h
WIS ranch in the Joseph section. I
a ic well nlpaqa with his nav loo