Cottonwood Chronicle Newspaper, February 2, 1923, Page 3

WINCHESTER SKATES for Speed and Strength f you skate, or if you’re going to learn, you should use a pair of our new models. We have a complete sizes. The Winchester clamp strongly made with blades of steel and key clamps that hold shoes. Come in and select a pair of our stock while it is complete. ‘WHERE the sun shines most of the time. Out-of-door life all the time. Thousands of miles of paved high- ways through picturesque semi- tropic settings make motoring won- derfully exhilarating. Most attractive ocean beaches on the Pacific Coast. Most complete system of hotels, apartment houses, cottages, bunga- lows and small suites for tourists of any country in the world, and all costs reasonable. Room for evervhody. Representatives of the UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM will gladly furnish instructive and beautifully illustrated booklets giving complete information about the glorious playground of the West. Let them tell all about hotel rates, railroad fares, through car service, the famous Circle Tour through San Fran- cisco and Salt Lake City, or a part of the way by ocean trip. No Journey of equal interest in America. GEORGE POLER, Agent Cottonwood, Idaho WM. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent Portland, Oregon Mrs. Ida Whitcomb of Lewis- | Miss Elza Matthiesen was a ton is in the city this week or-| passenger for Lewiston Thurs- ganizing a local chapter of the! day morning where she will visit Royal Neighbors of America. to until Sunday evening with re- date she has met with splendid | latives and friends. success. : Dr. Orr reports the following The interior of the Leggett’s| births: To Mr. and Mrs. A. Store is greatly improved by Duman, a girl, January 16th; to moving the shoes .to the front} Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nelson, Den- and placing them in modern] ver, a boy, January 21st; to Mr.| shelving. Mr. Williams is deter-! and Mrs. Henry Schmidt, a boy, mined to have this store com-| January 24; to Mr. and Mrs. Ed pare with any on the prairie. | Dasenbrock, a girl, January 24. njoy the skating while the weather lasts. Prices $1.25 to $3.00 Hoene Hardware AND VICINITY Personal Mention and Local Happenings of the Week in This Vicinty. Actually here—shorts, bran, corn, mash feed and poultry sup- | plies. Vollmer-Clearwater Co. 5-4 Monday, Chester Thompson had his tonsils removed by Dr. Orr. He is doing well. The Farmers Union Ware- house company will receive hogs at the local stock yards on Mon- day, February 5. 6-1 Get a pair of Winchester skates at the Hoene Hardware and join the crowd at the skat- ing pond. 6-1 John Morarity was a pasenger Sunday for Lewiston where he spent the day with Sam Mlynn his partner, on business matters, Listen fellows, grab your gal | Mother, sweetheart, wife, or pal Up at the hall you'll get.a thrill Win the prize boy, sure y’u will. for members of their order and! j What arethey doing at the Odd Winchester hat arethey j The old time dance given Wed- line of all nesday evening by the K. of C. skates are friends was well attended and an | enjoyable evening’was spent in dancing. A light lunch was served at the midnight hour. The first 1923 automobile license that we perchance hap- pened to see in Cottonwood was attached to the William Carnes ear. Bill sent in his annual license money January 11th and received plate No, 4252. Norville Johnston departed Wednesday morning for Moscow to accept a position with the uni- versity of Idaho. He will be engaged in the electrical depart- ment which supplies the univer- sity building with electric power. Mrs. W. A. Ferguson and daughter, Dorothy, left yester- day morning for Lewiston where they will visit until Sunday with friends and from there will go to their new home on Snake river. Mr. Ferguson will join his fami- ly the 1st of March. Mrs. Robért Pugh and Mrs. Ernest Hubert of Craigmont |and Mrs. Ida Ford of Greencreek spent the fore part of the week as guests of Mrs. Sadie Hensley of Cottonwood. Mrs. Pugh aud | Hubert returned to their home high grade securely to skates from BP POTMONS TES Ten per cent discount on extra heavy weed chains. Cottonwood | Tuesday morning. Garage. 99-tf 5 st rge Idon of Winona Dominic Duclos who was oper- Geor ge She 7 ated upon last week by Dr. Orr | VS =. to Lewiston Sunday for appendicitis is reported to be | Morning by a message announc, | doing nicely ing the serious illness of his eld Dr. C B. Chi bud friend, Mark Howe, who died one orince es cfiier) county | half an hour before Mr. Sheldon p Bf aioe ea Ot rae fh, Was @! reached his bedside. Mr. Howe’s eae visitor in the city| qying request was see his old . : | friend, Mr. Sheldon. Is it a play, a feed, or a ball? A large crowd took in the card i and hav-| party given by the ew of the dai a . | Rebekah lodge Monday evening. To determine which Senior prize} 599 was ea until 11 o’clock shall be won. | after which a lunch was served. Mrs. R. A, Nims gave a dinner | The winners of the evening were Sunday evening in honor of the| Mrs. George Poler jr., Sand- Cottonwood high school basket | point, and Ben Engel, first and ball team who returned on the| Miss Sonnen, consolation. evening’s train from Lapwai and| Cottonwood’s swimming pool, Culdesac. | that was the subject of so much A big time I. O. O. F. hall, | fun for the end men taking-part February 12. Dance and basket | in the minstrel show has come to social. Given by the Cotton-|the front at last, and has ee wood band. Will you be there? | the heart of many a boy and ap Watch for bills, | The pond has been the means 0 The seven head of cattle that| pees boys aud iin jain one were reported seriously ill last | ee et er cae me pp ieee week by Sidney Brown, their) ¢ yy. and Mrs. F. G. Nuxoll of owner, died this week. In all Arid . Ry e | the Greencreek vicinity had the Mr. Brown last 12 head of cattle| icrostune to cut the leaders ge ; oy, | Monday. e accident occured | ae in which the cattle graz- | while she was attempting to sen j open a jar of fruit. The injury . bi ag y Ned eee Se waa piven medical attention by | oe ved of Crookston, Minn.,| Dr. Orr. father and cousin ca the editor | R. Huddleston left Wednesday | spent yesterday in the city visit | morning for Portland, Oregon to| wee cae charg ge de be at the bedaide of ie mite who | am 8 | is to be operated upon this morn- any Badgag at tebe gen 3 ing. Mrs. rong oy been Ey z eon ae 1! Portland for the past mon his brother in the butcher busi-| under the care of a doctor and it ness in Minnesota. This is the) was not until this week that an first time Joe and the editor | operation was deemed advisable. have met in 23 years. | Her many friends here are anxi- A large number of relatives | ously awaiting for favorable re- and neighbors enjoyed the hos-| ports from her bedside. pitality of Mr. and Mrs. J.W.| Word comes from Lewiston to agg of the gs eng Rect the effect that Tom ie apt ag tion, Sunday and spent a pleas-| last week was operated upon a ant evening playing 500. Barney | the St. Joseph hospital, is daily Nuxoll of Effingham, Ill., was! inyroving. The operation per- | entree eee PP PP AD err ereeeeenrestre mesio id eloateontesteteatratoatonte ontees C.| the prize winner of the evening.! formed upon Mr. Parker was a} Joe Nuxoll won the consolation | serious one and his friends are | prize. This was Mr. Barney | indeed pleased to learn of his) Nuxoll’s first experience as a|favorable condition. Mr. Parker | 500 player but we cannot say |at one time was engaged in the that much for Joe if he did only | mercantile business in Cotton- come out with the “booby” prize. ’ wood. | EPP EOE a Crsreeeedeerreree rereoe POEPOSIOO LIES De es a i te et te ts ee a te Calla — DOCTOR When you are sick but for those minor ills which you think it not necessary to have a doctor’s ser- vices you can use the reliable household remedies and as you want to make sure of their reliableness ask for and except no.other.than the Rexall Remedies There is a REXALL remedy for each specified purpose, they are not cure alls but each is in- tended to do a specific service, . We guarantee each and every remedy and if not found satisfactory we will refund the pur- chase price without any argument. What strong- er guarantee could any one ask for. Don’t buy from a peddler and take chances of getting something that might be the wrong thing, but come to your Rexall Store where you take no chances as you are being served by a Registered Pharmacist. REXALL STORE C. O. Perrenoud The Prescription Druggist Keep An Account of Your Farm Operations THIS SYSTEM WILL HELP YOU TO FIND OUT WHAT PART OF YOUR FARMING IS PROFITABLE AND WHAT IS NOT. IF YOU WILL CALL AT THIS BANK WE SHALL BE GLAD TO PRESENT YOU pipes) Bune COMPLETE ACCOUNT BOOK FOR WE SAN STILL HANDLE YOUR 1918 WAR SAVING STAMPS IF THEY ARE NOT REGISTERED, THESE ARE NO\/ DUE AND WE WOULD SUGGEST THAT YOU BRING THEM IN. THRIFT STAMPS MAY ALSO BE CASHED. Cottonwood State Bank E. M. FHRHARDT, President M.M. BELKNAP, V. P. H. C. MATTHIESEN, Cashier What Does 1923 Hold For You Are you going to try and get ahead this year by systematic saving? That is the only way you can get ahead. The man who has a good bank account has built it usually by small deposits made often. That is an easy plan and it is sure. It pays as the power of compound interest soon makes your savings grow. Many times because the amount are small they are not saved, but remember that an oak grows from an acorn. Start saving and make 1928 mean something to you. A mighty good place to open that account is — The First National Bank COTTONWOOD, IDAHO Simon Bros. Wholesale and Retail BUTCHERS Dealers. in. Hides, Pelts,. and .all kinds of Poultry COTTONWOOD, IDAHO