Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-10-12

Katherine Mcdonald at the
Orpheum, Sunday. 42-I
Frank Winner spent Tuesday
in Grangeville on business mat
tiers.
E. nj. Ehrhardt Of Lewiston
and president of the Cottonwood
State bank attended directors
meeting of the bank here last
Friday afternoon.
j. w. King, the new clerk at
the Cottonwood Mercantile Co.,
was accompanied here by his
family and they have taken UP
I'll their residence in the cottage
owned by Ben Krieger
The Farmers Union Ware
house Company will receive
hogs Monday, October 18th.
Hogs should be delivered in the
forenoon of that day. j. M.
Fellers. 42-1
The radical change in the
weather the first Of the week
has been the cause OF many in
this section catching a severe
cold. Local drug stores report
brisk business this week in cold
and la grippe medicinals.
The Cottonwood Hardware
this week commenced replacing
its walks along their property on
King Street with new boards.
The walk will be rebuilt from the
Rookie corner for distance of
about 200 feet.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Netzel of
Lewiston spent Tuesday in the
city on business matters and
visiting with friends. Mr.. Netzel
while here assisted at the Leg
gett Mercantile company sale
during the two first days of THEN
sale.
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Thomp-
son left in their car yesterday
for Calfax, Wash, to attend the
Whitman County Sunday school
convention Of which organization
Rev. Thompson is one of the
presidents. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Frank Simon.
r. A. Minis last week purchas-
ed the Oakland car formerly
owned by Roy Romig and the
past week has been learning the
fine points regarding car. Sup
pose in. week or so he will
make Barney Oldfield take sec
ond place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hanley
returned Tuesday evening from
a weeks visit to outside points.
They visited in Lewiston and
Spokane. In Spokane they spent
several days with their son,
Harry a student of Gonzaga col
lege.
Mrs. George Poler left Tues
day morning for Standpoint, Ida
no having gone there to keep
house for her son, George Poler,
while his wife is rec 5vering from
an operation. The operation was
performed Tuesday and Mrs.
Poler is getting along as well as
could be expected.
Jess Mitchell, who has been
here since the harvest began de-
parted Sunday morning in his
car for his home at WOODBURY.,
, Oregon. He was accompanied
, by his nephew, George Mitchell,
, a son of Mr.. and Mrs. T. P.
Mitchell, who expects to spend
the winter in that section.
Roy Speck is nursing a very
! sore finger this week and por-
ton of the time carried the hand
/ in a sling. While loading barrel
of gasoline last Friday afternoon
[ into a wagon the horses moved
+ up step pulling the wagon from
: underneath the barrel. Mr.
Speck's finger was caught be
tween the barrel and the wagon
| bed, smashing the finger badly
Two visitors last Friday who
failed to see the fair were R. H
Kendall and w. w. Flint, Cot.
tonwood business men. Business
affairs which they could not
leave kept them from joining the
: crowd of Commercial Club Day
4, but they couldn't resist the pull
of the occasion, so drove over
.. after business hours and spent
, the evening visiting among oul
citizens. Their neighborliness is
much appreciated by Kamiaf
+ folks.-Kamiah Progress.