Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-10-19
Don't forget the dance &c

night.
The Ladies' Aid will give a tea
at the home of Mrs. Lee Rhoades
on Wednesday afternoon, Octo-
er 24th. Everybody is cordially
invited.
G. V. Barker, the photogra-
pher from Grangeville will be
taking pictures at the Cotton
wood hotel, Tuesday October %.
If you wish work done call there
and leave word. 43-1
James Rookie, Of Sweetwater.
Idaho came up from his home
the first Of the week and will be
employed for some time doing
carpenter work for Goffe Eckert
on his ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bruege-
man departed last week for a
two months visit with their
daughter at Sublimity, Oregon.
They were accompanied by the
three small children of Casper
Cremer.
The newly elected officers of
the Knights Of Columbus were
installed into office Wednesday
evening by j. F. Jenny assisted
by Jerry Kavanaugh of Lewis
ton, Idaho. About 80 members
were present at the ceremonies.
Word was received in Cotton
wood this week by friends an
nouncing the arrival of a baby
girl at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace Rhett of Spokane, Wash
The young miss arrived at the
Rhett home on Friday, October
18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Buettner
and family motored to Lewiston
Saturday returning home Sun.
day evening. Mr.. Buettner re-
marked that going to Lewiston
now in a car was only a mere
pleasure trip since the highway
has been graveled.
Rev. and Mrs. Thompson re-
turned Saturday afternoon from
Pullman, WASH, where they at
tended a meeting Of the Whit
man County Sunday School AS
ISOLATION. They also visited In
Colfax and Garfield. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Frank
Simon and Mrs. T. c. Keith.
John Croneck of Lewiston is
a guest for the week at the DR..
j. D. Shinnick home. He accom-
panied DR.. Shinnick here Sunday
from Lewiston where the doctor
spent the day on. professionel
matters. The doctor reports
Avery Gentry, confined in thu
st. Joseph hospital, improving.
1 Mrs. Werner L. Kalen, who
f has been visiting here for the
q past month with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crea, depart
3 ed with her two children today
! for her home at Westmorland
: California in the Imperial valley
a She was accompanied as far as
+ Lewiston by Mr.. and Mrs. John
Crea and Mr.. and Mrs. William
? Crea.
: Mrs. Lora Hale, who has beer
q spending the past three weeks
:. with her daughter, Mrs. Free
: LANCE and son, Delbert Hale a.
Prinville, Oregon, returned home
:. Sunday evening after having
y spent an enjoyable visit. Sh'
a returned home from Lewiston
v with M. M. Belknap, in his car
n Joe Peterson, of Nezperce
g Monday of this week completed
n the task Of building the new ad
dition to the Nezperce Ware
- house in this city. He in com
y, :, pany with his crew, consistin,
= Of Ralph Stellmon and Henri
!. Billow returned to their HON
=, >, at Nezperce the same evening
! : w. F. Abercrombie, now resid
n ing near Walla Walla, Wash
,a was business visitor in thi
section the past week. He mad
the trip here in car. He in
s. formed us that his son, Jean i
y just recovering from a severe al
lie tack of typhoid fever. At on
lie time little hopes were held TO
y his recovery.
~ M. M. Belknap spent Sunda
:. in Lewiston with his wife an
% % son, Donald. We are pleased I
40 inform our readers that Donalt
u who has been i'll for many week
is now making splendid progress
~ to recovery. Mr.. Belknap was a.
IN companied by Kenneth Hensle.
s. who spent the day visiting wit
o. his friend, Donald.