Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1915-10-29

year, and her many Orohno friends
will be glad to learn that she is max
ing good.
P. M. johnson, farm foreman at
the state sanitarium, met with ser
ious accident Tuesday when he acct
dentally fell from a ladder while
gathering apples in the asylum orchard
He will probably be laid up two
weeks.
largely attended. The program closed
Sunday night with an illustrated lee
ture on Alaska by Mr.. Knapp, who,
with his wife, spent last summer in
that territory This was intensely
interesting, and very instructive
For sale--8-foot hardwood extern
sion table. Good shape. Oren
Crockett. 81 st.
Grandpa circuit, who has been
in the state sanitarium for some
months under the care of DIR. Owens,
is confined to his bed, his physicsl
condition gradually failing. He is
apparently suffering no pain, and has
enjoyed good appetite. He is suf-
fering from senile decay, and the five
years service during the Civil war is
telling on his vitality.
TIE Wsiser Signal says: Mrs. H
4 r. Warner was the guest Sunday at
4 the Ira Hopper ranch west of town.
Besides delightful ranch dinner she
a was treated to sight of l25 big
x bronze turkeys and so pure white
4 ones. Thanksgiving meat should be
plentiful in this section this fall.
! Mrs. R.'F. People left Saturday
: morning for Deary, Idaho, where she
will visit a sister for several day and
from there will go to Spokane to visit
, relatives. She was accompanied by
u sister, Mrs. Egbert, and niece,
> Mrs. Rhode, Iowa ladies.
Mix and Walrath have closed sew
: eral farm loans for the Vermont Loan
: & Trust Company the past week.
They are placing money on Clearwater
n county land at 8 per cent. The loan
= company has, after investigation, put
this section on the list as desirable
and safe.
Thad Daniels, after two weeks Wis
iting in Orofino and with sister at
Lapwai, has returned to the woods on
the Little North Fork where he will
. trap this winter. He will cover
= Stocking Meadows, where he has sup
II plies for the winter.
DIR. Horswill brought Mrs. Koker
n and her tive-year-old boy down from
4 the Fraser country Monday evening.
;. The little boy is suffering from rheu-
!. matism, which is affecting his heart.
n He also brought down Mrs. c. E.
n Abram, who is at Mrs. Crisp's private
: hospital.
The new building west of the post
Office to be used by Roy Leeper as a
blacksmith shop and automobile gar
age for Studebaker cars, for which he
is local agent, is nearing completion.
The location is the best in town for
the business.
Mrs. Phil Humid and little daughter,
who have been suffering with typhoid
fever, are reported to be improving
very rapidly. They are residents of
the Cavendish section.
Mrs. G. Rennison and chi ldren ar.
rived in Orofino Saturday from Spo-
kane. They will reside in Orohno, Mr.
Rennison being local manager of the
electric light company.
Miss Lucille Dermott, we'll known
here, was married in Everett. Wash.
last week to Emery Woolery of Sc.
attic. The affair took place at tn,
home of the brides aunt, Mrs. M. T
Conoboy.
Mrs. H. l.. Brown, wife of the N
p. agent at Greer, who has been il
Orofino for some months under tn,
care of DR.. Horswill, has improve,
sufficiently to return home.
Mrs. j. G. Martin of Weippe
who has been in Orofino under tn
care of local doctors, returned hom
this week.
Mrs. John Snyder, suffering fror
paralysis, who was brought to Orofin
where she could receive medical at
tention, has improved sufficiently t
enable her to return home.
A. w. Bennett, who has been liv
ing on the North Fork, will leav
next week with his family for Will
Iowa, Oregon, to reside. He says h
can get employment there.