Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-06-29
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picture magnificent. 27-1
Sheriff Eller and Deputy
Robertson of Grangeville passed
thru the city yesterday enrouted
to Westlake on official business
matters.
Mrs. James Peyer Of Spokane
is visiting with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Funke of the
Ferdinand section, and with re-
latives and friends in Cotton
wood.
Editor H. S. Sasse spent
short time in the city yesterday
from his home in Ferdinand. He
was here to consult DIR. Shin
nick and to have his arm exam
ined which he recently injured in
a fall.
Miss Pauline Betz returned
to her home in Charleston, Mon
day morning after having spent
several days here with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Betz,
on visit. Miss Betz is engaged
in Charleston as music teacher.
DR.. Orr reports the following
births this week: To Mr.. and
Mrs. George Carter, Grangeville,
a boy, June 10; to Mr.. and Mrs.
S. E. Thresher, of Grangeville, a
boy, June 27; to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Baune, a boy, June 21st.
County Commissioner August
Schroeder attended the meeting
of the board of county commits
sioners in Grangeville, Monday.
The board met as tax equaliza-
ton board. Their regular quart
erly session will convene July
9th.
Louise and Mildred Rookie of
Sweetwater, daughters Of Mr..
and Mrs. James Rookie, are
spending the week as guests of
Grandpa and Grandma Rookie in
Cottonwood. The little ladies say
they are greatly enjoying their
vacation.
Charles Sallee, one of the pro-
moters of the big Fly Blow cele-
bration spent a day in the city
the first of the week complete
ing details relative to their cele-
bratien. Charles says that they
are going to put the celebration
over big and promise everyone
who attends royal good time.
Mrs. J. H. Upton moved her
household goods from Winona
to Charleston, Tuesday morning,
/ where she will reside in the flu
! ture. She was accompanied tc
! her new home by her grandson
! William Yates, who will make
his home with his grandmother
Mrs. Upton owns residence pro
! perty in Charleston.
, G. B. Campbell and I. Zehnel
: of Grangeville, were in the city
r yesterday. Mr.. Campbell to hav'
m some adjustments made on hi
i car. Mr.. Zehner to consult one O
our physicians in regard to hi
- - health. Evidentally these gentle
IN IN men have great faith in ou
&c r human doctors" and "car doc
. tors"
~ Mary Werner of Chewelah
~ Wash, and friend of tn
~ Joseph Kolbeck family departe
vi for Nezperce last Friday morn
~ ing to attend the funeral of he
IN IN friend, Miss Anna Lux youn
&c lady who died there with hear
trouble. Miss Werner has bee
ay visiting here for the past fou
to weeks.
tn Mrs. Jack Hartnett and bah
a. daughter who have been visitin
w. here for the past two weeks wit
ut her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
rs Hussman and other relative
left this afternoon on the stag
IL Mrs. Hartnett will visit with hi
IN sisters, Mrs. ]. A. Bushue ar
RS. Mrs. 0. E. Ravens at Plaz
he Wash, and with another siste
ng Mrs. Burgund in Spokane befol
vas returning to her home at Por
ap eroy, Washington.
DIS Henry huffman and fami
'he arrived Tuesday in their c.
from Mt. Angel Oregon and a
Ike, visiting at the home of h
my brother-in-law, Mr.. Arnzen. T.
cd. Nuttmans recently disposed
est their holdings in Oregon al
Of have now rented home in Lee
will iston where they will reside f
-iss the future at least. Mr.. Nuttm
isit still retains his holdings in t
rly Keuterville section. His reas
ted for selling at Mt. Angel W
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