Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-08-24

Miss Margaret Simon is visit
ing in Lewiston this week.
Mrs. Roy Unzicker was a pas
senger for Lewiston yesterday
where she went to transact bus
mess matters.
Delbert and Earl Hockersmith
two former Cottonwood boys
now residing at Winchester are
visiting here this week.
The wooden sidewalks leading
to the Catholic church are being
repaired this week by Ed Male
rich. The walls in places were
badly in need of repairs.
DR. and Mrs. J. e. Reilly and
son, John motored to Moscow,
last Saturday morning and spent
a few days with home folks. /
They returned Tuesday evening.
Harold Sims and wife and P.
A. Wright and wife, Grangeville
merchants, spent a short time in
the city yesterday on their wa,
TO Lewiston.
Peter Book assisted by Lee
Rhoades yesterday completed
the task of pouring the cement
for the new cross walk between
the William and Frank Simon
residence.
The c. H. Greve family are
packing their household goods
this week to be removed to
Craigmont the first of the COM
ing week where the family ex-
poets. to reside in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rookie came
out from their home on the river,
Saturday and spent the first of
the week here visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Rookie and
friends. They returned home
yesterday morning.
Mr.. aid Mrs. ]. V. Baker re-
turned Friday evening from the
/ merchants convention which
I was held in Spokane last week.
! They greatly enjoyed the social
| side Of the affair as well as the
1 business which was transacted
I by the merchants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pugh,
i Mrs. WILDER Fuller and daughter
! and Mrs. Arson Holmes, all of
Grangeville were guests at the
4 George Medved home Tuesday.
/ Mrs. Thomas Thompson of
d Grangeville visited at the Jacob
g Richard home Tuesday.
Il Mrs. E. l.. Parker and little
n daughter returned to their home
i in Lewiston Saturday morning
3 after having spent an enjoyable
y visit here with friends and as 6
4 guest of Mrs. Frank Simon. Fri
s day evening, Mrs. G. F. McKin
~ ney gave a dinner for a few
u friends in honor of Mrs. Parker
= w. w. Flint and Sidney Brown
an attended the wheat growers con
If ference at Moscow, Saturda.
cd According to press reports yer.
", little was accomplished and jud!
M ing from the remarks made b.
bbo o both Mr.. Flint and Mr.. Brow
40 it was good political" meet
=, ing for some Of the states politi
:, - cans at the expense of the farm
an ers.
'st Philip ]. Miller, cashier of tn
"a Lewiston National Bank, was
av business visitor in the city, Mon
IN. day. Mr.. Miller and family Ne
~ Gently returned from a shol
.aS vacation in the Elk City sectio
~, M and he stated that it was tn
700 finest place in the world to spen
M an outing. Pressing bushes
mo matters compelled him to retur
100 sooner then he intended too.
at Joseph Mes of Grangevill
id was a business visitor in Co
,ut tonwood, Wednesday. Mr. Me
has two daughters who Wi
raj teach school in this section tn
of coming school year one of h
ues daughters will teach the scho
5lll dI Jlle IluSSlildll odW I'LL eei
at the other daughter will teach
out the Stock Creek school. Bot
emit of the girls are Normal grad
on ates.
aid Mrs. George Medved gave
the birthday dinner Monday, for III
cen father, w. w. Bowman, of Butt
Montana, and Edward Long,
on Grangeville, who celebrate
ess their sixty-foulth and thirt
18th second birthday anniversarie
,ur- respectively. Those prese
Lrd- were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Boz
, is man, Mr.. and Mrs. George Bo'
on man and Jack Bowman of Butt
ing Montana; Mr.. and Mrs. Fran