Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, July 16, 1920, Page 8

| , Sogesieendeetencotrnte ine : COTTONWOOD W. H. Eller was 4) 445549999490404004 PEELE LLY ELSE EEE ESE ELE EE D IOS ESE E EES po Oe ae a : hee: pa Che ee ay baits an 53 ‘oday. OU RRRENM as tecaewire ce? ~~ Mayer Brothers Clothes ; ‘ | i Saturday afternoon. ; $ “SATURDAY, JULY 17 $s Mention a F. M. Bieker of Ferdinad was|§ & Why they all do fall but $| Personal Mention and Local 2 business visitor in Cottonwood |} Wi mi bo i “the” man is told in | Happenings of the Week in — = A — F ill look ighty well on your Y : ; : a eg Maveeest Huss- | a : | This Vicinty. man had her tonsils and adenoids | , ¢ A Virtuous : rie oer by Dr. Orr, Tuesday. | = | Je are still on deck and with |$ : t %| New arrival of wall paper at|better flour then evér, says | : + Vamp $/ the Hoene Hardware. 16-tf | Meyer and he “knows.” —14-tf | . =| AH. Nau and family motored| Clara Hayden of Ferdinand | 3 % to Lewiston Tuesday afternoon | visited with friends in Cotton-|¢ ; Constance 3) —— they will spend a few days wood a few days this week. \¢ visiting. W. W. Blackburn w. | $ $ T Im Mrs. Arlie Gentry and her senger Tuesday onion es ; $ a age agi Mrs. Rider, are spending Lewiston where he will spend a| 4 £ Illustrating the lesson, and 3} Me ‘week atts Legion a very successfully too. “Tt is} ary ag) ragga tigate | Dr. Shinnick reports the ar-|3 a ahhh edie, sore (eves el _ The Rev . Fr. Phelan’ of rival of a baby girl at the home |% & ete. crowd the trail of Cons- Grangeville stopped in Cotton- of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bieren é tance Talmage in this most wood Monday for a few minutes this morning. j extra ordinary feature. —— to Lewiston and August Kopzcynski is expect-| 20¢ and 30¢ | Mrs. Mary Eastman, who has “ns sina ar phere Sue : $| _— Aa ag at the home of her) short visit here. \¢ : % | daughter Mrs. Geo. M. Robert- De mer Tay x | ao dicae puty Game Warden Don C. SUNDAY, JULY 18 $ ah i ae = home at Fisher of Grangeville was a busi- 4 Z| arangeville Saturday, ness visitor in Cottonwood |% B Castleton 3) John Schnider and Mike Dar-| Thursday. \¥ . z cheid were passenegers for Lew- Dr. and Mrs. Conner arrivea}# AND baci poem aE on busi- from Oakland, Calif., Wednes- : Ca ea ig to return home Gay 9nd are visiting at the home : Johnny Hines $| Miss Beatrice Sasse accompan- Nee onners brother H. G. THERE’S QUITE A KNACK IN MAKING A BOY LOOK WELL IN HIS CLOTHES— m4 ia $| ied by her sister, Miss Lucile, ‘Mrs. H. C. Netzel entertained : ITSE i = - - 3 — Mig igs Mere - A few fitendia at Her nome Werk 'S EASY ENOUGH IF APPEARANCE IS THE SOLE CONSIDERATION—IT’S 4 mi ‘ Bp ere b 2 €| nesday afternoon in h r of her > : Just Sylvia : tonite of Misa eg wanna est, M*® Essinger on wien, MORE DIFFICULT IF YOU WANT TO BASK THAT APPEARANCE WITH SOUND 4 vin Robertson o Jalla | Wash. | Waila who has been visiting at | ar , i VALUE AND SURE SERVICEAB r ; x man was he ¥| Roberts: ne Greencreek sec- | gj F ‘ ‘Ww c aC ES AC SH THAT VERY T: i head with a golf ball | tion departed for ide home en oats oe eed aged Calis ee ee ee ee : }day morning. tran a ar eee YOU y sea lk i lag eS ed sans cae YOU MOTHERS TO KNOW IT. THE ONE SURE WAY IS TO SEE THE CLOTHES— THRILLS |dale, Wash., who have been vis- grapher at the dice: uk bs aptl YOU CAN “JUMP AT CONCLUSIONS” WIT Pol ‘ting atthe “home of Me and vir ae Dyan pli A AT CONCLUSIONS” WITH REGARD TO THE QUALITY— Te |} rs. Marion Sligar returned to) from a weeks visit with her YOUR C 5 > J —- [ther home Monday morning. | folks at weeks “visit with het AND YOUR CONCLUSIONS WILL BE RIGHT AND OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT. Comedy: “FIRED” Sligan {Bittle _ aged Funke was a Pape 4 pies Dan Memilivoth a ctud -, passenger for Lewiston — this ‘o round up the evening Ist. Patrick Splatt hla — > morning where she will visit her | Park, California visited at the | 234° Hilda and brothers Leo hoes of John Engel and fimily ie oy d THURSDAY, JULY 22. | Wednesday. He left Thursday | __9-,G. Eimers and family pas- 7 a morning for his sat Ryan, Sed through Cottonwood rs- E Now pleas® don’t think —_ ee day in their car ry <a: _— ” - am WERE rashly and think we could John MeGee, manager of |points. Mr. Eimers is the repub-| ; : r f } Nee, unned thet te : le repul | PESOS SS ESOS S OEE sdoetpetonteetpetontpeteate te ateatesectoateetectonte es sFpetestpatontpetonde stone dtoatonteateadoctoetoetoateateaty not run a special feature on Nezperce Telephone oo. is ne ican candidate for sheriff. ~ acicaet sc vn g PF nber o 2 Mi ‘ urday S ‘i i poles, which had to be " sara afternoon in honor of Mrs. Ran- — — ene _be reset on | Goi) fn ada Upsets California T | PAID IN a with the 0 » mother of Mrs. Frank Sim- P eee mee WHEN YOU PUT YOUR FOOT ON THE > | construe 0 he cement “"* | Y > mS Y ADVANCE j walks. . Mos, Decitel) mother of Mrs.! mwenty-five California t | ee oer YO eae @ | Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Reilly < ‘rank Simon who has been visit- Se ee Ore Owns) -ICK UP AS QUICKLY AS WHEN 4 | son John, feereee ti ire: ing with her daughter in Cotton. and especialy the sheriff of each | Sore ee —With— ja week's visit with relatives and 00d for the past month depart- countryside, were thrown into a. lfriends.at Moscow and other ed for her home at Palouse Wed- state of turmoil recently when ? Dorothy Philips | _— gate doctor states crops | a morning. ie anal esac Pet na O ( yt r4 + : in the Palouse country are very Mrs. Rosina Fiddler and two ney rr} eer ser * starring, is undoubtedly one | Prominins - farmers predict a —. mene see, Mev and Saeig Guctsd’ tro . 4 2 $ of the finest pictures of 2|>i& Yield. They made the trip Miss Marie Rennie arrived) my, ve Wavi the Wall| Compression is probably bad. * Alaska and My Golnines ¢\in their car. Thursday evening from St. Jos- M&S24ine story, “Wert, the Wal-| 7 ; ee i aaa = ever portrayed. : Helen Curless, Mrs. Ratliff eph , Minn., for a three months pie BF ge ag cag ee * > In additi ai , ¢|and Mrs, Ada Hicks of Nezperce ¥!Sit with the Madames Wm. and Bae gate | Cylinder rings i Paneer: Lam Bewts & i cviay a Sunday ot tao borne Fiddier. a — seen traveling through | You are probably losing the power that should be % for healthful laughter, and ¢ jof Mr. and Mrs. Jess Robertson. | Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Smith and Mis cies i | wind to papell your car ® Screen Magazine No. 63 sat- ¢| The ladies were joined Sunday | $0” Richard, of Moscow, arrived istaking the production for-| a . isfaction for sound curosity ¢ by their 2 pomp Mr. Ratliff, here — of the week and re- cn lle ll pit poo Te en eee ery SEE OR I Me « # | assessor of Lewis county and Mr, | Mained for a few dz isiti . * : oie pile Gn fO6 Jinn s y and Mr with Mrs. Smith's ps gg ing civone, sapny seontets de- J. F. Jenny motor Spok- | Mark Robinson, and family. The | pias Bb SAY te nao 2 i ane Sunday gn eltin antes doctor was a practicing dentist pan eee ge rn iam ~ crane wf Open ; SATURDAY, JULY 24 turned mona: with a new seven | . a he ~~ pons oe faa eer Rey PM Sundays and Evenings ; Pipassenger Cadalic 4 «| for oving to Moscow.—Fre: yeaa reas { Staged actualy North 560 $j car is auaibed ae ‘of the pos Press, Grangeville. "| a prea ger ; be 4 ‘o Sadan Gitver oe ee ee a TRE ay Se Cot eatin ame Gate aces UTH & FRI : a : ane y x Sg y j ng levator Co. company was a motion picture! SO & C lS sont me pb : yp wrod M.: bine he — mi -— ae - outfit, his explanations A sos f | K y tre § a ‘ per of s ; HS ¢| the new one. stockholders. Owing to the large aa sey ——— Is ; a a ® Author of Wapi the Walrus $| Mrs. Geo. Simon arrived Sat-| Volume of business that came be- | pears a peat a ie “an = : pw A evening from her home at oars —_ he — cages “al st cosines Oe re wiston to spend a short visit! $ ie properly handled | tives | x i ile a m to sper hort visit | in one di ‘ . ives that the procession, while | with her sons and daughter 8.| intil _o was postponed | on route to location for scenes in| t|‘“Daddy” is expected to arrive | eek. |“Back to God’s Country,” was) . ( ¢| later. Personally we believe this| William, Raymond and Jim) really a circus trying to evade | ile the : %| Was a scheme of “Daddy's” to| Crea departed yesterday in an a i ’ : y attention. G od’ | get his wife here so he could | eonaeneiiite for Portland, having | ne : have an excuse for i | é i ¥ | ‘f S $|have an excuse for coming to | bese called Gee by telegram | MANY ATTEND PICNIC. | e . ~~. John Homar returned = md husband, John Crea ome Se ee bee ines Saturday evening from a visit| there last week for medical ie Cole with relatives and friends res treatment. An operation is to| county ee ne aged un =| Vancouver and Tacoma, Wash.| be performed on Mr. Crea Sat-| vane ennaning Caanpay was at I y ¢|/She was accompanied home by | Uday. | a by at least three hundred Insure against hail. It is even more important , >| Mr. and Mrs. Guss Homar, fath-| Charley Johnston _ attended a ee ee ee than th bi i ' fsa nd off the curtains ¢ sei ge pec gd of her husband, | the funeral of his friend Sam| tne ged guage ned corner of | an the proverbial advice about hay. Ina half rom this majestic part of %| Who will visit at the Homar home| Wright at Grangevill ‘ y : pees woe | hour a sudden hailstor i God’s creation and reveal ¢|for a short time. This is Mr | Charley eae eT ek ee by Professor Benz, Prof- en hailstorm may wipe out the re- before the spellbound ae- $|Homar's first visit to this at |beavers. Mir. Juhuston end ate a nr . P. Davis and ‘ sults of a year’s work. Protect yourself from sembly an intensely inter- $| tion of the county and he is high-| Wright were together, less than aes romeo oa Rg tole loss with esting drama of animal life. $|!¥ pleased with Camas Prairie. | a month ago on a fishing trip in| peng tong ae . messdey Tene cubs, lions, ot- # oe John Hoene, head of the| on of the streams near Grange- | of he tna aes ae ae | ers, leers, porcupines, $/ new hardware firm seems to be | Ville. | complish bash i i Went = Base Minot ; ane of = — “~ mae ever of the Knights of op ll — ec Hail Insurance Policy , ‘ : S. rile here last week| Columbus of Cottonwood num-| creased at the picni rday Dan dog, the hero of the $|he remarked that his firm was) bering about 100 fC ee ee ss ietacd , E play, will cooperate to make $j here to stay, and to make Ferd- | ces 4 Grengeville pond “after | FOR SALE — Fine moder 2 ee ee ee mereeeey the porn Sadler ; ene hong a — faa should, | — ow = motored to Mt. home ineludiug scepetic tank, r $ | al pe s house stood Idaho w y ri good | this summer at the Or- $/ firm on going ahead as rapidly Pees alg “of vi gue Re Fel po oe ae ae _ aE ——— pheum. as is consistent. Such men are| with members of the le ed | aerial Prive $8500. Apel ben t 25c and 50c good adjuncts and assets to any| Grangeville. A baseball game First National Bank. — pe’ 2] COTTONWOOD STATE A iety of 16 different vious ame we welcome pen go the afternoon between the} Begin at once to get your | * varie' I is co-partners to our village.| Greencreek knights and the Cot- i i rege phar Wild animals elas the help of several just | tonwood knights resulted in fav | ee ae ~ C ae > eo sha eg gene -g mp € . lesen, ier Thoelke, s _boosters.—Ferdinand En-|or of the + oe the Hoene Hardware will supply the ” ” oe paar. score being 25-tf —_——- ee