Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-03-02

~~~-Jt 49,
Mrs. Mike Willenborg of
hGreencreek was a passenger +.
Wednesday morning for Port /
land.
Flowers, Agency for Hoyt
Bros, Spokane. China lilies
for sale. R. H. Kendall Con-
fectionery. 3-8
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mckinney |
sojourneyed to Grangeville last
night to be present at the funer-
al of Miss Ada Sweet which !
takes place there today. Mrs. 7
Mckinney and Miss Sweet were
cousins.
DR.. Orr reports the arrival of {
baby boy at the home of Mr.. !
and Mrs. Arie Gentry, Sunday. !
Gf course the happiest person in
the Gentry family is Mr.. Gentry
and the young son, the first one
in the family was welcomed with
open arms.
Lewie, proprietor of the Ida
no restaurant who has been
spending the past three months
! in Lewiston, returned to the
! city Tuesday evening and has
J again taken over the manage
I ment of his restaurant which
! during his absence was operat-
ed by Mrs. Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Hussman
/ and children accompanied by
Mrs. Barney Luchtefeld return
/ ed Monday evening from Spok-
/ ane where they have been spend
( ing the past ten days visiting.
. While in Spokane Mr.. Hussman
/ took in the Lumbefmen's con-
! vention. On their way home
they visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Barthol Weber at
4 Charleston while Mr.. Hussman
! took in the Knights of Columbus
8 doings at Lewiston Sunday.
Tony E. Baune arrived in Cot
tonwood, Wednesday evening
from Spokane, Wash, where he
4 has been for some time and is
now making arrangements to
! dispose of his personal property
at public auction which will be
80 held on the Baune ranch, Tues,
March 10. A complete list of the
- articles and live stock he has to
- sell will be published in the
= Chronicle next week. Mr.. Baune
- has leased his farm for a term
= of three years and expects to re-
i turn to Spokane after the sale.
i The University of Idaho de-
q feated the University of Wash
& ington at Spokane i'll the Coma
& ga gym before one of the largest
= crowds that ever witnessed a
u basket ball game in that city,
= Wednesday evening, by score
+v of "a to 81. Idaho's victory ell
10 titles her to participate in the
on Pacific coast conference against
o' the University of California.
Harry Edwards, former student
a az of the Cottonwood high school
Vi was one of the players. The
,,eif star player of the game was Al
~ Fox, former Nezperce boy.
80 Ben Krieger, the Keuterville
~ lumber merchant, was a business
~ visitor in Lewiston Wednesday
va Ben says he made the trip t.
Cottonwood via the foot route
nal from his place in an hour and ter
tn minutes. Mr.. Krieger has made
mt this trip many times the same
as way but his previous best recort
his was an hour and fifteen minutes
IN He was urged on Wednesda.
morning by the fear Of missin,
his the train which he thought h
ear heard coming while on his wa,
The but which proved to be tn
iv- freigh train coming into Cotton
YER wood ahead of the passenger.
ssi- William Crea received las
re. Friday evening two registers
the Duroc Jersey bred gifts from tn
ion Richard Livestock Co., of Vir
eel ginia, Idaho. Those who hav
eek seen the swine say they ar
the Edandies and with them Bill ex
to poets to build up a good hero
ext Bill is progressive young farm
er and he does not believe i
-, wheat farming alone for only
tne short time ago he sold IL hea
III of steers to Ed Sweet Of Grange
OF vile, who said they were as fin
MI lot of beef as he has had tn
'iS opportunity to purchase fo
anu some time.
Announcements were receive
in Cottonwood this week froi
on- Parham, Mimi, stating that
eH- baby girl had arrived at tn
eek home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. +
, in NJ. mn