Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1917-08-24
LOCAL NEWS

Everybody Is uOlnR IL lneSe days.
Miss Lena DeBolt left for Lewis
ton Wednesday morning to see Mrs.
Stella Popp.
Miss Verle oliver, returned home
Friday morning, from Kamiah, where
she has been. visiting
Robert Molloy, now employed as
lumber grader for at the big mill in
Potlatch, is home for visit with his
parents.
The Misses Grace Larkin, Anna
Maxwell and Margaret White, return
ed from the North Fork, Thursday,
from their vacation trip.
Mrs. Nell Reed of Walla Walla,
who has been visiting Mrs. E. A.
Wilmot near Fraser, left for home
Wednesday morning.
Miss Ruth Bittrick, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs John Oud, dur
ing the summer, returned 10 her home
IN spokane CnlS morning.
Professor VIM. Jolliffe and family
returned home from the Musselsehll,
Tuesday evening, where they have
been camping for the past ten days.
Prof. Jolliffe will be at the school
building all of the coming week from
two TO four p. m. Anyone desiring
information in regard to school affairs
will please call.
Mrs Bert Lomax and small daugh-
tiers, returned home Saturday from
Portland and Hood River, Oregon,
where they have been visiting rela-
tives for the past fortnight.
Mrs. H. N. Wilmot of Wyoming,
H., is visiting her son, E. A. Will
mot. She will go from here to Seat
tie to visit another son, and will
spend the winter in California.
Mrs. Alma Robertshaw, a sister of
Mrs. Chas. Cole, who has visited
here for the past six weeks, left
Wednesday morning for her home in
Brunswick, Maryland.
Charley Jones, who has been called
for training at Fort Smelling, Mimi.
and who spent II few days visiting
his parnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jones
in Orofno' left for the East Tuesday
morning.
Are you a member Of the Red
Cross? We are soon to publish the
names of the members of the locals
in Clearwater county, and if you do
not want to go in the Stacker list, see
that your name is on the Red Cross
register.
Chas, Benentt, who is now employ
ed in Lewiston drug store, was in
Orofino Tuesday, taking his physical
examination for the Federal draft.
He returned to the Lewiston Wednes-
day morning. Mrs. Bennett and son
are still in Orofino.
Mrs. Jennie Larkin, who is chair
man for the knitting department of
the Red Cross, will be glad to give
those interested instructions and in
formation. Material will be fur
nished for those who wish to do knit
ting at home. Knitters are wanted.
Idaho Post, Moscow: A. A. And
erson of the Kennedy Ford neighbor-
hood was in town Friday afternoon
last, his youngest son Martin Ander-
son being held to be examined for
service. Mr.. Anderson has
been a strong socialist for years, but
says, $50 long as we are in this war,
we must see it thru
P. A. Lawrence, father of II. N.
local manager of the Mad.
ison Lumber Company, who came
down from Spokane Sunday with Mrs.
returned nome Wednesday
Mrs. Lawrence. who has
bee in Spokane for medical treat
ment, and absent from home several
weeks, is much improved.
Mrs. F. l.. Wahl of Gilbert was an
Orofno visitor "Wednesday. She
says they have as acres in beans this
year, and expect to harvest from 500
to 800 pounds to the acre. 1t is her
opinion that their crop is fairly rep
of the bean fields of her
neighborhood, and that the figures
above mentioned will be somewhere
hear the yield of Gilbert ridge.
J. Herbert Miller, manager Of the
Rex theatre, and Mrs. Minnie Cath
crime Tindall Of Butte, Montana,
we're quietly married in Moscow
Monday, August 20. The bride is
he mother of Mrs. Roy Pauley, and
spent summer in Orofino with her
laughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller ar
lived in Orofino Monday afternoon,
md will make their home here.
Patriotism may be shown at home
IS we'll as anywhere. Today the
country ia at war call comae Gov