Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-08-31
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Nolville Johnston is visiting
with friends in Lewiston and
Spokane this week.
Tailor made school suits with
an extra pair Of pants from $6.45
to $14 Richards and Son. 36-tf
Sheriff Eiler and wife were
visitors in Cottonwood Wednes-
day. Mr.. Eller was here on Of
fetal business and Mrs. Eller
visited with friends.
Mrs. r. A. Minis and daughter,
Lenore, returned Sunday even
ing from Missoula, Montana,
where they spent the past ten
weeks with Mrs. Minis father
ana! brother.
Two carloads Of cattle and one
carload of sheep were shipped
from Cottonwood, Saturday
morning. The sheep were the
property of Walter Lemons, OF
the Salmon river country.
r Huddleston went to Grange
vile yesterday where he took
delivery of Chevrolet truck
from Walter McAdams, which
will be used by the Camas Oil Co.
for transporting gasoline.
Miss Caroline Terhaar depart
ed yesterday morning for Kel-
lOgg, Idaho where she will teach
school the coming school year.
| Miss Terhaar taught school at
Priest River the past two years.
Floyd Baker accompanied by
his sister, Miss Vivian, returned
Tuesday evening from Pullman,
Wash, where they went to make
arrangements for Miss Baker to
enter the third term of her uni
versity course in the Washing
ton State College.
Jim O'Neil, of Spokane, Wash,
who for years has been coming
onte the prairie to harvest, ar
rived in Cottonwood, Tuesday
evening Mr.. O'Neil is one Of the
best separator men coming into
this section and he has little diff
ficulty in finding work.
Miss Esther Williams, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Will
Hams of this city Departed yes
terday morning for Leadville
Colo, where she will teach schoo
the coming term Miss Williams
is graduate of the Lewiston
Normal and the position she &C
cepted carries with it fin'
salary.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rock
came out from their home on tn
/ river the first of the week, hay
! ing been called here by the i'll
\ ness of their son, Mark who i
D again confined to his room. Mar
3 was injured while bulldogging
} steer at the Fly Blow celebration
: July 4th.
E Miss Kathryn Mcdonald,
i student nurse of the Sacre
It Heart hospital of Spokane. Was
r is visiting at the home of he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEF
"a Mcdonald. Miss Mcdonald
~ ~ taking a forced rest having nc
r. r. been feeling the best of late an
: expects to stay with her parent
~ until about the first Of Octobe
Is Ed Bees, of Chicago, ILL.,, arri0
ed in Cottonwood Saturday evel
=, ing to visit for a week at til
~ home of his uncle, Augu:
" Kopczynski and with friend
20 Mr.. Boes is employed by a lare
+" wholesale jewelry firm. He hs
visited this country before. +
H. will leave for his home Sunda
VI morning.
IS Miss Bertha G. Terhaa
~ daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frar
IN Terhaar of Cottonwood, was OF
Oh of the six young ladies tn,
graduated as trained nurs
n from the St. Joseph hospital
1g Lewiston, Thursday evenin
nd This is the second graduatil
'ir class since this hospital w
ge made unofficial training scho
ID. for nurses. Francis M. Jacobs,
be Nezperce was also a member
(. the class.
I'LL Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Greve al
To- two daughters, Harriet al
&C. Jeanette left in their car Thui
ITO day morning for Craig1nont, Id
lr. no where they will make the
no future home. Their hOusehN
rs: goods were shipped by rail. T.
OF Greves have many friends he
who sincerely regret to
st. them leave Cottonwood and WI
en- them the best of success in the
ri new home. The past week t
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