Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1916-06-16

There was good ball game Sunday
at Pine Grange hall, and good sized
crowd enjoyed the sport.
Harold circuit came rushing home
yesterday very much delighted. He
found a match for his Chautauqua
button number on Northern Pacific
thing.
Mr.. Cunningham of Gilbert is one
of the most enthusiastic Chautauqua
boosters. and promises that the Gill
bert section will not only be well rep
resented numerically, but will send
down the best looking delegation.
Somebody suggests that everybody
buy an extra ham and box of crack
ers because Chautauqua brings hungry
folks.
Mrs. H. ID. Britain and Mrs. w. B.
Wiley visited Kooskia and other up
river points during the week in the
interest of the Chautauqua. They
made house to house canvass, and
are pleased with results. Many are
coming. The ladies made it plain
that Orofino will welcome all visitors,
and render every possible service to
make outside people comfortable.
Mrs. Donaldson of Kooskia has rented
house in Orofino for Chautauqua
week E. A. Schilling visited Kam-
iah recently in the interest Of Chau-
tauqua He spread the gospel,
tackled up advertising matter, and dis
tributed programs. He says many
will come for the Sunday and Monday
programs.
Chautauqua week Is a time when
the women folks want vacation, and
yet Orofno people are making every
possible effort to entertain all Chau-
tauqua visitors.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
U. G. Worden died Friday. The
: child was two months old, and had
been ill for many weeks.
3. ~ CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to thank our. friends for
their kind help rendered during our
recent bereavement.
u. G. and M. L. WORDEN.
e Mrs. H. w. Shelburn, whose maid
en- name was Hester Casteel, died in
: Orofino Tuesday and was buried in
the local cemetery. Deceased was
born in Lincoln County, Neb., Sept.
"a, 1877, ard was married in 1896.
:. She leaves husband and six child.
: rem, two boys and four girls. Mrs.
). Susie Meek of Orofno. and Mrs
' Sophie Rice of Gilbert, are sisters
b Her parents are dead. Many fora
n offerings covered the casket, ant
9 friends rendered all possible assist
n ance during the illness. The relatives
appreciate the many acts of kindness
and acknowledge it in this manner
The services were held in the M. E
g church, Rev. Morton officiating.
II Mrs. Henry Mikkelson of Ferdi
e nand, daughter of MIR. and Mrs. j. j
e Biegert of Russell, gave birth to
/" daughter Monday.
e Frank Atwood and wife and bah
! of Palouse, are visiting Mrs. AT
u woods mother, Mrs. Gleason. The
- are enjoying Mr.. Atwood's annua
n vacation, he being in the railwa
q mail service.
- Helen People of Juliaetta visite
Orofino friends during the week. He
20 mother is visiting in Nez Perez.
. Milo George writes from Wall
:, Walla that he and Mrs. George ar
es very busy, the alfalfa crop bein
70 ripe" and that they like their me-
" home. ''This is no place for the fel
e. low looking for an easy snap M,
q George adds. He says they have ha
- plenty of butter and eggs to pay rum
ing expenses. aas. IS A3"itt -
r. Miss Emma Moore Of Kirksyill'
20 Mo-, q friend of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
p Hogue, arrived Tuesday to visit. tt
m Idaho hills are something of q prof.
n lem that Miss Moore has not yet be-
able tomaster. She 10 = guest q =
Hogue home.