Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-10-03

at the county seat, departed for
Lewiston Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Vernie Snyder was a depart
ing passenger on Tuesdays morn
ing train, for Lewiston.
Mrs e. A. Randall was a passen-
ger on Sundays morning outgoing
train.
Mrs. A. Mangold was an outgoing
passenger on Saturdays morning
train for Occur d Alene.
R. B. Swadener. who was an
Orofino visitor last week, left on
Saturdays morning passenger.
Theodore Foil. Chas Foil and
Bob Gray left last week for Clarkia
by car, to do some cruising in the
upper timber belt.
George Mulvania, who has been
visiting relatives at the county seat
departed for Stf~huck Saturday
morning.
r. H. Bailey, commissioner of the
Pierce Highway District was an
outgoing passenger on Thursdays
morning train.
j. p. Harlan, county assessor, is
fast completing the assessment
work in connection with the per-
sonal property tax rolls.
w. A. Shaw. local undertaken,
went to Nezperce, Wednesday to
perpare a body for shipment at that
place.
Adolph Eichenberger of Lewiston,
has accepted position as clerk in
the Owl Drug Co. He assumed his
new duties Monday morning.
Robt H. Weston went to Lewis
ton on Wednesdays morning pas
senger, to take his regular weekly
health treatment which, apparently
is having beneficial results.
T. F. Edwards, clerk of the
Grangemont Highway District
board made trip to Lewiston on
Tuesday concerning highway mat
ters.
E. R. Aubrey took the passen-
ger for Spokane Monday morning,
to consult an eye specialist. and
will probably be in the Falls city
several days before returning home.
The members of the North Fork
Highway District We're at the coun-
ty seat Tuesday attending to high
way matters concerning the extern
sive improvements in rheir district.
Arthur Anderson returned Sun
day afternoon from weeks visit
in Portland and has resumed his
duties in the Oud- Shields Hard
ware Co. Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Boehm de-
parted for Lewiston, Wednesday
morning, in answer to telegram
received Tuesday, announcing the
serious illness of Mrs. Boehm's sis
ter, Mrs. Nina Musser.
F. E. Weissenfluh. manager OF
the Orofino Creamery Co. pur-
chased the town residence property
of w. A. Shaw this week. The
sale was made through the Mix.
Walrath Realty Co.
Mrs. Theo. Foil and the Misses
nd Kl1Iar aap .
trip to headquarters last week. b!
car, and enjoyed a nights outini
"RQughing 1t" at the Reeds Creel
bungalow.
DR.. W. M. Webster, eyesigh
specialist, of Spokane, with Thu
Jones Optical Co., will be in Orc
fino October 3rd, 4th and 5th, AM
will be pleased to meet all of DR.
Jones former patrons. or any on
requiring eye attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Simpson o
Spokane the former being ia'S
stakeholder and general manager o
the Grangeville Electric Light an
Power Company, paid the local OF
flee a business visit Tuesday even
ing.
Ben Schultz. who Is endeavorin
tuAsarranSe matters to commenc
operations in the lime plant at Orc
fino, was In town Tuesday and lei
for Lewiston on Wednesdays morn
ing train. Important development
I'm the lime industry at this plaC
may be looked for before long.
w r. Affleck, one or our T,
nowned druggists, ventured to Sp'
kane Sunday morning on bushes
He returned Tuesday afternoon a
companied by n registered Englis
bun dog. gift from the manage
of the Spokane Talking Machir
Co., which will act as playma
fer the Affleck children.