Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1917-11-30
Remember the Lusitania.

Remember the Lusitania.
LenMagill of Peck. was in Oroin
Saturday.
J. 8. Hogue Is seriously i'll at hi
home In Glenwood with rheumatism
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D.. McEachrol
went to Lewiston yesterday to visit
The Orofino barber shops are II
close hereafter at 10 o'clock Satur
day nights.
Mrs. Phil Canton returned Wed
nesday from Lewiston where she Wis
tied two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Holmberg en-
tertained the Holmberg and Bullock
families as Thanksgiving guests.
If you want to prolong the war bt
a Stacker. If you want to end 1t hi
the Kaiser like you meant business
l.. A. Fem and F. e. Quist ant
family of Kooskia were Thanksgiv
ing guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B
Wiley.
Arthur Anderson. student at the
Idaho State University, came dowr
for Thanksgiving with the home
folks.
Miss Verle Oliver. who is teaching
schools. spent Thanksgiving with hel
mother.
Herbert Bartlett, now in the Navy
is home this week on furlough. He
seems we'll satisfied with his new line
of activity.
N. C. Krogh and wife of Garfield
Wash. visited from Friday to Mon
day as guests of their son. c. A,
Krogh and wife.
Mrs. l.. Clanin of Teakean spent
the week in OrofinO. suffering from
a felon. She returned home Tuesday
afternoon much improved
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. EIDE are In
Walla Walla visiting with friends as
Thanksgiving guests. They will re-
turn Sunday evening.
J. L. Young, who bought the j. NJ
Sanders farm on Eureka Ridge, ar
rived during the week with a car Of
goods and some livestock.
Clarence Wills, who has been hold
ing down a chair in the Hotel Mos
COW barber shop, arrived Monday to
take a chair with Phil Canton.
Mrs. Maynard Brown and baby left
yesterday morning for McGill, Neva-
da, to join Mr.. Brown, who changed
his plans about returning to Orofino.
Rev. James Dixon, who has been
conducting religious services in All
sahka for the North Fork Indian
church, was an Orofino visitor Satur-
day
Mrs. Philip Humid of Teakean was
brought to Mrs. Crisp's hospital Sat
urday for medical treatment. She is
a daughter of Highway Commission
er Sutton.
Prof, Gatenby will give recital
some time in January, and a number
of his Orofino pupils will attend and
assist in the program. The proceeds
will go to the Kamiah Red Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Atherton spent
Thanksgiving in Peck, visiting their
son Virgil and family. There is a
new grandson six weeks old which
the grandparents were very anxious
to see.
Today. as we passed the Zelenka
property on the way to the depot,
our attention was called to the rose
bushes. many Of which were heavy
with buds. And this Is about the
first Of December.
Mrs. A. Johanson and her daugh-
ter. Miss Effie. were in Moscow Fri
day. returning the following day,
their busines being to see Miss Ten
ME Johanson who Is attending the
University Of Idaho.
Miss Wynona Mae Melcher of Peck
and s. J. Warren of Grangeville were
married at the home of the brides
parent. Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Melcher,
In Peck, says Spokesman Review
item dated Nov. 23.
Miss Lottie Works. one of our in
structors In the local schools, went
to Kamiah to spend Thanksgiving,
and had Miss Carstons and Miss Hol-
brook. also Orofino teachers, as her
guests at the Works home.
Mrs E. A. Wilmot of Fraser is en-
joying visit from a brother. Ralph
Green Of Speer. Ill. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilmot were in Orofine during the
week to meet Mr. Green, who enjoy
ed Thanksgiving at the Wilmot
home.
D.. Lundy, who moved from Ahsah-
ka to Nez Perce in the spring, and
who has been interested in a sewer
contract at that place. was in Orofino
Saturday He was on his way to
kooskia where he will put in a bridge
over the Clearwater.
Frank Jones is in receipt of tel
egram from his son Charlie, station
ed at Fort Sheridan. ILL.,. conveying
the good news that he has received
his commission IS Second Lieutenant
and that Fort, Sheridan has been
closed and he has been ordered to re-
port Ut Rockford. H.