Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, December 24, 1920, Page 8

Victrola VIII $50 YOU CAN MAKE YOUR OWN PROGRAM WITH A VICTROLA Exactly the dance numbers you like best played by famous bands and orches- tras. This is why the VIC- TROLA is so popular with those who like to dance. They always have a pro- grani of their own choosing, and a dance orchestra made up of the best qualified * COT FaNWO0 | ville departed Monday morning | for a two month’s visit with re- | Donald and Harriet Greve, stu- jdents of the Lewiston Normal, ‘came home Friday evening to |and son John, were passengers musicians in the world. New records on sale the 1st of each month. Turner Drug Store Miss Frances Hattrup, steno- grapher, employed at the Hoene Hardware left Thursday morn- | ing for her home at Uniontown, | to spend Christmas with her) parents. Have you noticed the days getting longer since Tuesday the 21st which is the shortest day in the year? They have been 2 minute longer perhaps you have noticed it. Frank Honer was a passenger Friday orning for Lewiston to join ‘his family and © spend Chris' at the home of Mrs. Honer’s mpther, Mrs. Gaul. Mrs. Honer andi the children have ‘or the past week. A carl household goods, . farm machinery and etc., the . property of Frank W. Nuxoll and | Raymond Kaschmitter, who re-| recently returned from Montana D AND VICINITY Personal Mention and Local Happenings of the Week in This Vicinty. Tony Sandschaper of Keuter- latives and friends in Illinois. Lillian MeLaugh'in, Edna Mr- spend the holiday vacation with home folks. Dr. and Mrs. John E. Reilly Thursday morning for Moscow where they will spend Christmas with relatives and friends. J. V. Nash, assistant cashier of the First National Bank is on the sick list, having been confin- ed to his home the greater part of the week. : Dorothy and Forence Ruhoff were passengers for Spokane Thursday morning where they will join their parents, Mr. and} Mrs. Wm. Ruhoff, who were cal- led there Sunday by the critical illness of Mr. Ruhoff’s mother. Philip Wisengerber, deputy revenue collector for the north- ern part of the state with head- quarters in Lewiston was a bus- iness visitor in Cottonwood the first of the week on official bus- iness. Mrs. Dominic Keuterville returned Sunday evening froma three weeks visit with the Joseph Schmidt family in Spokane. Enjoy music in the home. Learn to play pieces on violin or piano in less’ than six months, at the Nau Furniture Store. Pauline Betz, instructor. 52-2 Marie and Margaret Lonski, who have been visiting at the Joe Nuxoll home the past month left this morning for their home at Chewelah, Wash. Earl Rink, Olin Hemlin, Ar- thur Peterson, Harold Simon and Fannie Rink, all students of the U. of I. returned to their homes Saturday evening for their two weeks vacation. Viola Davis and Florence Rogers, the teachers of the Stock Creek and Independent schools were visitors in Cottonwood Wednesday and Thursday left for their home at Freewater, Ore., to spend the holiday vaca- tion. The Married Folks Club will| give a dance December 31st, at the I O. O. F. hall. Refreshments will be served at midnight. All married folks are invited to at- tend. C. A. Johnson, Mrs. M. A./|*% Pierce and Mrs. Arthur Thoelke, | $ are the committee in charge. 3 N. A. Litherland, manager of | 3 the Vollmer Clearwater Co., of this city accompanied by his son took the train Thursday | morning for Kooskia to join his | % wife and daughter who are vis-| iting with relatives and to spend | 4 Christmas among his relatives | 3 and friends at his former home. | 3 E. M. Ehrhardt, president of | 3 the Cottonwood State Bank was|# Bob Moser and Frank Primus of the Nezperce section were vis- itors in the city the first of the week. Mr. Primus is an old friend of the Ben Albers family and spent an evening at their home. The Pacific Telephone Compa- ny has a force of men employed making repairs on its line be- tween Cottonwood and Westlake. The crew has been on the job to again take up*their residence | all week and more men will be here was unloaded Saturday. added next week. TAXES are now due E. M. Ehrhardt, Pres. H. C. Matthiesen, Cashier er AND MUST BE PAID NOT LATER THAN FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24TH Taxes may be paid at this bank ——THE—— COTTONWOOD STATE BANK M. M. Belknap, Vice-Pres. A. H. Thoelke, Ass’t, Safe Banking The Federal Reserve Bank is founded on sound busi- ness principles. Back of every member of the Federal Reserve System is the strength of the organized banking resources of this country. By dealing with a bank that isa member of the Federal Reserve System you are as- sured/of the facilities and protection which the world’s ed, a fine Christmas program B | a Wednesday, December 22nd. Al- two. a visitor in the city the first of | 4 the week and while here attend-| % a meeting of the board of | 3 directors of the above named! 4 organization. Mr. Ehrhardt was | 4 formerly a resident of this city | 3 and says he always enjoys his|% visit here whether it is on bus- iness or pleasure. Henry Nuttman left Thursday morning for his new home at Mt. | $ Angel. Mr. Nuttman did not} # expect to get away until after the first of the year, but as bus- iness matters, which he expect- ed would keep him here much ionger were settled in a short time consesuently his earlier de- parture. He will arrive home en Christmas day. SCHOOL NOTES. (By Delbert Hale) | The Cottonwood High School | Basket Ball team was defeated by the Craigmont team on the latters floor last Friday night by the score of 24-13, The lineups were as follows: Cottonwood — Hendrickson, Homar, forwards ; Jenny, center; J Hanley, Tacke, guards; Miller, sub. Craigm ont — Rothlisberg, Bartlett, forwards; Hartig, cen- ter; McMimmy, Patton, guards; Martin, Giles, subs. The Cottonwood High School Basket Ball teams won a double header from the Ferdinand H. S. teams at the high school gym Wednesday evening. The girls winning 18-11. Following are the lineups for the girls: Cottonwood —C. Nacke, R. Terhaar, R. Sager, E. Hamlin, forwards; N. Asker, center; B. McDonald, T. Schroeder, for- wards. Ferdinand —J. Johnson, F. Tautfest, forwards ; E. Patterson E Hanson, center; F. Quiggle, E. Nolan, guards; N. Bennett, sub. The C. H. S. boys won with a score of 23-13. The team work of the home teams was very good. This be- ing the first game of the girls, and the eighth for the boys. The literary society of the fifth and sixth grades held their regular meeting December 23. After the business was transact- was rendered. The next meeting will be the latter part of Janu- ry. The monthly exams were held so the final of book one in latin The Christmas vacation will nae NX Christmas Greetings To Our Friends and Patrons: IT IS THE SINCERE WISH OF THE OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYES OF THIS COMPANY THAT YOU ENJOY THE MERRIEST CHRISTMAS THAT YOU HAVE EVER HAD, AND THE HAPPY SPIRIT OF CHRIST- MAS ABIDE WITH YOU THROUGHOUT THE COMING YEAR ‘COTTONWOOD MERCANTILE C0. EVERYTHING TO EAT AND WEAR Give Your Wife or Mother an an Electric Servant for Christmas greatest banking system affords. This bank is under ‘United States Government supervision and is a member of the Federal Reserve System. Two very good reasons why can give you the best of banking service. st National Bank DOD, IDAHO Interest _ extend from December 28rd un- til January 8, 1921. _ The pupils of the seventh and | room Thursday evening Dec. 28. There were readings, music and the dramatization of “A Christ- Grangeville Electric Light & Power Co. Cottonwood, Idaho