Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, September 2, 1921, Page 6

ORPHEUM SATURDAY, SEPT. 3 Friends of the great out- door will be delighted in a most beautiful scenic ef- fects of The Magnificent Brute with a hero in the romance that is smashing his way through a great drama in the manner as Frank Mayo in his ingenuos is doing it. Also Episode 7 of the Seeded hee eeeeteetetes rs “King of the Circus” Over the City (20 and 30 cents) ~¢ SUNDAY, 5 out for Are you some- thing extraordinary? Well we are too. That's the rea- ; son why we will have UNSEEN FORCES : a play so exquisite, so fra- gile, so beautiful and poeti- $ cally fragrant that it is like é a breath of spring. It stands as one of the most charming things that the silver sheet has mirrored in many days. . Silvia Breamer an Australian artist is just the person to bring out the peculiar charm of it. Comedy: BREACH OF PROMISE (20 and 30 cents) THURSDAY, SEPT. 8 John Fredericks beautiful outdoor drama BULLET PROOF hero being portrayed by the well renowned ¢ Harry Carey Additional; THE WILD, WILD WEST featuring Jack Perrin 20 and 30 cents . SATURDAY, SEPT. 10 A thrilling presentation of Varick Vanardy’s pow- erful story The Girl in Rain Anne Cornwall being the star Also 8th Episode of Eddie Polo's KING OF THE CIRCUS —Entitled “TREACHERY” (20 and 30 cents) SUNDAY, SEPT. 11 An electrifying revela- tion—a thunderbolt of ten- seness—a typhon of emo- tions—an exciting nailing of a great truth—is offered The Master Mind portrayed by the great ac- tor in the story of the ar- tist that attended to own funeral L. Barrymore Comedy : (20 and 30 cents) his $=} A HUSBAND IN HASTE 3 COTTONWOOD AND VICINITY Personal Mention and Local Happenings of the Week in This Vicinty. Princess $2.15, “400” $2.20 a sack, 29-tf Five pecks of wheat will admit you to the dance to be given at Fenn, Saturday evening. | See the Madison Lumber Com- pany for 1000 bushel and 1250 bushel galvanized portable grain bins. Prices cheap. 29-tf Mis. W. A. Ferguson and | daughter spent several days the first of the week visiting, with | friends,in Grangeville. Eclipse Vacuum sweeper for $/rent by day week or month. | $1.00 will clean all of your rugs 35-tf $ Thee carpets. Hoene Hdw. | Miss Lillian McLaughlin de- parted Monday morning for Bon- eee aloedoatondontodtnnto ate oetoatoetheteccdoeodloctoatoedoededeedeeeeegy ners Ferry, Idaho where she will teach school the coming year. Mrs. J. E. Reilly reegived word from Moscow this week stating that her brother, Ray Kennedy, was ill in a Moscow hospital with an attack of typhoid fever. Mrs. F. H. DeAtley and son, of Lewiston, returned to their home Tuesday morning after |spending a short visit at the of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. home Netzel. Dr. Chipman, of Grangeville, was a_ visitor in Cottonwood Thursday and in company with Dr. Shinnick they both proceed- ed to Ferdinand on professional business. Misses Evalyn Parker and Virginia Brown of Lewiston who were guests of Margaret Simon for a week returned to homes Tuesday morning after having spent a most enjoyable Visit in Cottonwood. Mr. and Mrs, Adolph Hinkle- man of the Winona section left on the morning train for Spo- kane with their baby which will be placed in the hands of spec- ialists in that city. Mrs. Charles Summerfield and >| children departed for their home at Moscow , after having spent several days here visiting with Mrs. Summerfield‘s mother Mrs. Margaret I. Blake. We are publishing the names their | in this issue, Hoene Hardware. Mw and Mrs. Plen Hodges and family arrived Friday in their ear from Cloverland, Wash., to | visit with relatives and friends jhere. Mrs. Hodges is a daugh- | ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Black- } burn, Miss Frankie Stephenson re- turned to her home at Pomeroy, Wash., after having fortnight here visiting with her old friends and schoolmates. The Stephensons at one time resided here having moved to Pomeroy about two years ago. H. J. Nau of Anaheim, Calif., | in company with his son A. Nau, of Ferdinand, were in Cotton- + | of three of the toughest guys in Cottonwood, Idaho and under no | consideration will we withdraw this statement, refer to our ad | | | wood Thursday for a short time. While here both gentlemen made | the Chronicle office a pleasant | visit and advanced their subscip- | tion to the Chronicle for another | year. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Maugg spent Thursday in Cottonwood | visiting at the home of Mr. and |Mrs. John Maugg. Mr. Maugg is unable to perform his regular | being carried in a sling which | was pierced with a bullet when a revolver he was handling acci- dentally discharged. The injur- }ed hand is mending nicely. = spent a} duties owing to one of his hands | = PEACHES | Have that squeaking wheel on your car fixed. We can do it. Cottonwood Garage. 33-tf Geo. M. Reed, the Grangeville real estate agent, was a business visitor in the city Wednesday. If you want to know the names of the three biggest “toughs” in Cottonwood, refer to the Hoene Hardware ad. 86 FOR RENT—400 acre farm adjoining city limits, everything in first class condition, would | like to turn stock and machinery | See Sidney Brown. 86-2 Mrs. A. H. Nau and little son | returned Tuesday evening from Lewiston and Clarkston where she has been visiting with friends. A trainload of wheat was ship- ped from Grangeville, Fenn and Cottonwood Thursday morning. So heavy was the load that it re- quired two engines to pull the train off of the prairie. Mrs. J. W. Turner and little | grandson who have been visiting at the home of Mrs. Turner’s son Lloyd, for the past month de- parted Tuesday morning for! their home at Riverdale, Calif. Frank Simon sprained his left | ankle Wednesday at the slaugh- | | ter house when he jumped from | \the corral fence to the ground. The sprain is a very painful one, | the result of which will keep him | confined to his home for a few} days at least. | P. H. Dye, R. H. Kendall and} Dr. H. J. Smith motored to Lew- |iston in Mr. Dye’s car Wednes- | day afternoon. Mr. Kendall and Mr. Dye returned in the evening but Dr. Smith proceeded on to Portland where he was called by the death of his wife. A. O. Martin, who with his family has been spending the greater part of the summer on their ranch near Cottonwood shipped their household goods to | Lewiston Wednesday. The fam- ily will leave for their home in | Lewiston shortly. Threshing is fairly well ad- | Vanced in this section and within | the next two weeks most of it! will be in the sacks. Grain has | been coming into Cottonwood at | >>* a fairly good rate, most of it 80 | jfar having been hauled on | trucks. The household goods of Dr. Shinnick was shipped to Lewis- ton Wednesday via the auto route. The Shinnick family will make their home in Lewiston the coming winter but the doctor | will remain in Cottonwood to| | Practice his profession. The} | Shinnick home which was vaca-| ted by the family will be occupi-| | ed by the J. G. Farris family. | | Dr. Orr, assisted by Dr. Stock- |ton, of Grangeville, Monday of this week performed an opera- tion upon Miss Ova Dale Hunt for appendicitis at her home in | this city. The operation proved | most successful and the patient is doing as well as could be ex- pected. She is under the care of Miss Gertrude Inghram, a trained nurse. Paul H. Schurman and J. B. | Seubert motored to Lewiston | Sunday and took advantage of | the sample rooms of the Bollin- ger Annex where they purchas- ed a large stock of both domes- tic and imported dolls arid toys. They report that the prices are | exceptionally low and warrant that every child will be remem- | bered this coming Christmas if | prices spell anything. H. H. Nuxoll, of Clarkston, | Spent several days ir Cotton- | wood the first of the week on a | business mission and meeting ;many of his old time friends. | Henry, no doubt could have been induced to stay a day or two j longer had it not been for that water mellon patch of his, he has so tenderly taken care of the | Past summer and which is now | bearing fruit. Of course they | | are the best mellons in the val- |ley. 4 Sheriff J. G. Eimers of Grange- ville is a business visitor in the city today. Neal McGuire shot himself through his right foot Sunday} with a shot gun when it acci- dentally discharged. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Greve} spent Sunday at Craigmont vis- | iting with friends. They made the trip in their car. Will Platt, Asa Jones and Lewis | Jones, prominent stock men of Salmon river are business visi- tors in Cottonwood today. Frank Simon accompanied by | Mrs. Simon, Margaret Simon, Evalyn Parker and Virginia} Brown motored to Grangeville Monday and over the North and) South highway to Whitebird. | Bishop D. M. Gorman adminis- | tered the Holy Sacrament of! Confirmation to a large class of | candidates in St. Mary’s Catholic | church Thursday morning. He also confirmed a class of 28 at/| Keuterville the same day. Fred Simon accompanied by | his son, Harold, and daughter Bernice, motored to Lewiston Saturday, returning Sunday ac- companied by Mrs. Simon who! has been visiting with friends and relatives in Lewiston for the past two weeks. COMING AGAIN. Dr. T. B. Walton, Eye Sight Specialist of Spokane. Is your child starting school work with defected vision? Have those eyes examined and properly fitted by Dr. T. B. Wal- ton while at the Cottonwood Hotel Sept 5th and 6th. Head- aches, eyestrain, dizziness and blind spells readily eliminated. Spokane Headquarters, Jones Optical Co. 35-2 POPS S SoHo ooo SE KEITH’S Confectionery —— —— I 4 POUNDS OF PEABERRY 6 CANS DAKATO CORN FOR Groceries 20 BARS WHITE FLYER SOAP COFFEE 6 CANS OF ATLANTIC PINK SATMON co5 3s... | | | CRIMSON RAMBLER SYRUP ONE-HALF GALLON SIZE _ (a) IS NOW OPEN ICE CREAM —AND— SODAS All Kinds of Fruits and Vegetables Perea $1.00 $1.00 $ .80 INGS Leave us Your Orders for Canning Peaches OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT | COTTONWOOD MERCANTILE CO. EVERYTHING TO EAT AND WEAR POH Pred. "pagar eee carmen savings, tant, SUCCESS. The When You Get Your Crop Money We will be glad to cash your checks. exchange. turn mail. our motto. - First National Bank COTTONWOOD, IDAHO President, O. M. Collins Vice Pres., Aug. Schroeder Dry Goods LADIES APRONS .....000000000...... 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