Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-05-09
WHAT YOUR FRIENDS AND
NEIGHBORS ARE DOING

! !. ID. Cleek. a former mining ma,
OF flerce. was an Orofino arriya
WedneSday afternoon, and departe,
fdr Greer on Thursdays train.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Swantek are tn
happy parents of an eight poun,
daughter, who arrived Wednesda,
morning.
John B. Collins, of Pierce reached
orofino on Tuesdays morning trair
an went down the line Wednesda,
morning.
Mrs. Samson snyder's father. ]
w Clark. arrived in Orofino Wed
nesday afternoon from the Yakim;
valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. n. Southwick
parents of Mrs. L. H. Davis, de-
pa ted for their home at Southwicl
Saturday morning.
Edwin Rettig and Richard Fox
who are students at the U. of l.
Moscow, came in on Saturday.
afternoon train, and departed 70,
the university city Monday morning
Harry Burns, Of Dent, returned
from visit with his mother. a,
kalispel, Mont, and went to Ahsah-
ka Saturday morning to go home
from there, up the river.
Mrs. Grace Blake and children
and Mrs. Blake's mother, Mrs. And
erson, went to Lewiston Saturday
morning. Mrs. Blake will remain in
Lewiston permanently.
w. Swain, the architect who is
the projected add
tion to the brick school house In
Orofino, arrived from Pullman Tues
day afternoon and departed fol
home Wednesday morning.
George Wagner, an old timer Of
tn e Whiskey Creek country, de
parted for Spokane saturday morn
in g. George has sold his homestead
to Mrs. Anna Munroe.
Mrs. F. c. Babcock and children
reached Orofino from Spokane Wed
nesday afternoon. Mrs. Babcock's
husband is employed as mechan-
ician in C. o. Portfors garage.
H. Hoesly and Clay Cummings
went to Spokane on Thursday
morning train, and will bring back
two new cars to supply the rapidly
increasing business of the new auto
firm, of Bryant and Hoes,y.
Miss, Lille Simpson returned from
Palouse. Wash. Thursday afternoon
where she has been nursing hel
sister. Mrs. Chas. Hughes. who i:
rapidly recovering from the influ
enza.
Miss Benedict, popular Orofine
school teacher. departed for Lewis
ton Saturday morning. Miss Bene
dict has resigned as an Orofino
teacher, and her place is now filled
by Miss Vivian Munson. of Moscow
Idaho
Clay, Cummings, Elizabeth Whit
worth, Eupha Whitworth and Mar.
Bonner went to Kamiah Wednesda!
afternoon, to witness the Indiar
barbecue ad see the sights connected
with the movie party at that point
Frank L. Moore, prominent at
tdrney of Moscow and a candidate
ON the Democratic ticket last Nov
ember for L. s. Senator. was al
Orofino visitor this week and de
parted on Thursdays, morning train
S. O. Tannahill, j. r. Becker an,
F. 5. Randall. prominent attorney
OF Lewiston. We're transacting lega
business at the county seat during
the present week, and left for hom'
Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samson Snyder wen
to Lewiston Thursday morning. an,
will go. by auto. to Moscow to visi
their daughter. Miss Pearl. who |
a student at the u. of l. They viii
return home in their newly painte,
car.
Oscar Bennett, OF Fraser. accom-
panied by DR.. +, w. Horswill. wen
to Spokane Monday morning. MI
Bennett was suffering from hem
orrhage and was taken sto SPOKANE
FOR medical treatment. DR.. Horswil
returned home Tuesday afternoon.
John Loseth. a Clearwater count,
soldier boy. who has been in tn
cavalry branch OF the service. a
Douglas. Ariz., returned home Sat