Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-07-13
Hear THE Song of Life at
the Orpheun, Sunday. 29-1

y Hear Inc song OF Lie at
the Orpheun, Sunday 29-1
Miss Eleanore Medved who
has been visiting at the home Of
the editor for the past six weeks
departed for her home at Nez-
perez, Sunday.
Mrs. John P. Hartman of
Grangeville visited last Friday
and Saturday at the home of
Mrs. A. B. Rookie. The two
ladies are sister-in-laws.
The band boys realized SIS
from the picture show given last
Saturday evening for their bene- !
fit. The boys gave an open air
concert in front of the hall prior
to the showing of the picture.
DR.. Orr reports the arrival of
baby girl at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Carlson of
Fem on July 18th and baby boy
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
P. Mcpherson of Clearwater on
July 10th.
Mark Rookie while bulldogging
! a steer at the Fly Blow celebra-
! ton last week received injuries
which compelled him to come to
Cottonwood for medical treat
ments. One rib was torn loose
and muscles in his back were
badly bruised.
! The Farmers Union Ware
house will receive hogs in Cot
! tonwood every Monday morning
] at the local stock yards or at any
1 other time when a carload ship
] ment can be made up. Bids will
. be received up to 2 p. m. j. M.
! Fellers, Manager. 27-tf
Miss Bertha Terhaar and Miss
4 Frences Jacobs, who spent a
! week at the home Of Miss Ter
HAIRS parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Frank Terhaar, departed Sun
= day for Nezperce where they will
visit for a week at the Tom
Z Jacobs home before returning to
r. Lewiston to resume their duties
= in the st. Joseph hospital.
: Miss Kathryn Mcdonald, a
4 nurse in the Sacred Heart hospi-
4 tai in Spokane, is spending her
8 vacation with her parents, Mr..
+ and Mrs. Joseph Mcdonald of
Fem. Miss Mcdonald was ac-
companied home by two young
u lady friends who are also enjoy
- ing the hospitality of the Nc
- Donald home.
= Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Ruhoff
& and Mr.. and Mrs. Florin Holt
2 haus returned last Friday after
= noon in the Holthaus car from a
= few days visit in Spokane with
q relatives and friends. They spent
Y the 4th in that city and while
\ there the party also had the OPP
81 portunity to see President anC
- Mrs. Warren G. Harding.
cd County Commissioner Angus
an Schroeder is attending the re
If gular quarterly meeting of thu
ba county commissioners at thu
no county seat this week. Mr.
~ Schroeder returns home each
" evening and he says that making
- hay and taking care of the coun
~ tvs business is about all onC
,t- man can handle. The board vii
~ complete its business Saturday
William Kelsey Monday morn
ing assisted by Peter, William
rs. and Dominic Bies commenced
lc- painting the K. c. hall. TIL,
X building was greatly in need O
mt paint and will add much to tn,
lty appearance of Main street afte
the task is entirely completed
no From the X. C. hall Mr.. Kelse,
led informs us he will go to tn
er- Minis Pool hall which he vii
he paint inside and out.
ne Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G.. Mcmahon
aid and son, Leonard, left for thei
home at Deer Park, Wash, Wed
in nesday morning, after havin
in spent week here visiting wit
,ad Mr.. and Mrs. George Poler an
ac- Mr.. and Mrs. Bart Simon. M
tho McMahan is superintendent c
of the Deer Park schools and dun
ing his summer vacation will b
employed by lumber compan
!, in that city.
enf Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Netzel an
on son, Harold, of Orofino, sper
mo. several days in Cottonwood tn
the week. Mr.. Netzel attending |
on business matters and the ladit
ess visiting among friends. The
were accompanied by Mrs. Mad
of Chicago who is visiting at tt
me, Netzel home. While in the eli
OOQ thnv wel-e o11estc at several dil