Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-01-19
COTTONWOOD
and VICINITY
Personal Mention and Local
Happenings of the Week in
This Vicinity.

III rtlulildliu DIS SuSSI VI
/ friends.
We are going to say no more.
Come and see for yourself Tues
day evening at the Orpheum.
The Farmers Union Ware
house company will receive hogs
at the local stock yards on Mon
day, January %. Al
The Ladies' Aid will hold
cook food sale, Saturday, Janu-
airy, goth, at the Leggett Mer-
camille Co. 3-2
DR.. Shinnick reports the ar
rival of a baby girl at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Won Tersch
of Ferdinand Thursday morn
ing.
Katherine Macdonald will
lock herself in your heart with
"My Lady's Latchkey" at the
Orpheum Saturday, January 20.
Flowers, Agency for Hoyt
Bros, Spokane. China lilies
for sale. R. H. Kendall Con-
fectionery. 3-8
John Seger of Winona deliver
ed in Cottonwood, Monday, a
wagon load of fine hogs to e. S.
Sweet who was receiving hogs
here that day.
Mrs. A. B. Rookie spent Mon
day and Tuesday in Grangeville
visiting with relatives and
friends. She was accompanied
home by Mrs. Henry Telcher,
Wednesday morning, who spent
the day here as guest at the
Rookie home.
w. H. Hardisty of the Fem
section was a visitor in Cotton
wood Monday with his family.
While here he made the Chron-
icle office a pleasant call and re-
newed his subscription for an
other year.
The Grangeville Lewiston
auto stage made it as far as Cot
tonwood Tuesday, arriving in
/ the city about o'clock from
Lewiston. The driver remarked
. that the roads on the prairie
4 were not as bad as one might ex-
! pect. The worst roads encoun-
Z tered were on the Culdesac hill.
i Joe Hoffman the Greencreek
l merchant and postmaster is
! spending this week in Lewiston
and Spokane on business mat
= tiers and pleasure combined. Joe
J departed for the lower country
! Tuesday morning. During his
J absence his establishment is in
= charge of Mrs. Hoffman and it
= is running just as smoothly as if
= Joe was home.
- County Commissioner August
: Schroeder returned Wednesday
: morning from Grangeville where
= he spent the past ten days
= transacting county business with
the two other members of the
board, N. B. Pettibone and Clark
$ LYDIA. Mr.. Schroeder believes
= in lower taxes and he also is OF
= the opionon that the best place
s to commence to reduce them is
s. at home.
$ The home of Mr.. and Mrs
s Anton Jansen of the Greencreel
g section was the scene Of a jolly
$ 500 party Monday evening whel
y Sc friends and neighbors spen'
81 several pleasant hours playing
= cards. After the games ;
ro lunch was served. The winner
70 Of the evening were: John NuX
~, oil, first; Miss Agnes Nuxoll
d,s second; Casper Wensman, con
ng ISOLATION.
lr. Mr.. and Mrs. George Killma
and son Karl of the Winona sec
m ton were visitors in the cit.
de- Saturday having made the tri
It's. here in their car. Mrs. Killma
of is now able to be up and aroun
.ov with the assistance of crutcl
and her leg which was recent
an. broken is mending nicely. MI
Nc Killmar casually remarked tina
HE the taxpayers were certainly be
of hind the county commissioner
be in regards to their economy pro
un- gram.
the Henry Reiland, who has bee
engaged in the carpenter trad
the here with his brother, John, d.
ess parted Wednesday morning fC
md his home at Uniontown to spen
, to an indefinite visit with his pal
fer ents. Henry IS an lndustl1ot
in young man and well liked b
eed everyone and always manages
TIL keep busy. He also saves POI
sss- ton of his salary each mont
ow- and now has a bank account thu
3m- would make the average your
ers man envious. His example shou
on be followed more closely by SON