Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-11-14
WHAT I ,LA FRl.I.,o AND
NEICHBORS ARE DOING

MITE Lauar OllVer and Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. w. Casteel were outgoing
passengers on Thursdays morning
train for Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Knutson
or Orofino, are the proud parents of
an eight pound baby girl, born on
Saturday. November 8th.
Charles Myers and Clint Perkins
OF Fraser, were Orofino visitors
Tuesday and departed for Lewiston
on Wednesdays morning train.
| Fred Dieterle and Mr.. Wylie OF
Gilbert, went to Lewiston on Sun
days morning passenger to take in
the sights at the stock snow
Mrs. Lulu ]. Wise departed for
Lewiston on Thursdays morning
/ train to visit her daughter Mrs. +.
A. Schilling.
a brilliant star in a whir.wind
of dramatic action, Riders of Ven
! Seance." story of the unfenced
west.
Felix Nichols and son. Grundy
! Nichols, father and brother, respec-
lively of Mrs. Jos. Michels, departed
on Tuesdays morning passenger for
/ Roundup. Montana.
NJ. B. Erb, of Greer. and Andrew
Bloom of Elk River, highway com
missioners of the Clearwater High
way District, departed on Tuesday S
morning passenger.
Chas. Hall, of Teakean, county
! commissioner of the Third District,
was an Orofino visitor Monday and
/ departed on Tuesdays morning pas
senger.
B. j. Kline departed Tor Bellins-
! ham, Wash. on Sundays morning
passenger and will accompany his
wife and Master Jack on the return
home.
Mrs. Joseph Michels departed on
Thursdays morning train. Her
father and brother will join her at
Pullman and they will proceed to-
gether to Roundup. Montana.
| Austin Luttropp went 10 Lewiston
on Wednesdays morning train to
! attend the Live Stock Show, and
returned Thursday afternoon well
pleased with the stock exhibit.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Weseman and
grandsons Masters Albert and Frank
Frazier went to Lewiston on Thurs
days morning passenger to visit the
Stock Show.
Mrs Phil Canton visited Lewiston
Wednesday returning Thursday
afternoon with an "Aristocratic'
bird of the chanticlier variety, pur-
chased at the Stock Show.
Miss Mary Porter Parker and
Miss Signe Peterson, teachers in
School Dist No. 5, Teakean, came
to the county seat by Car Friday
and departed for Lewiston on Sat
urday's morning train.
| Do tales of the ea-adventures
of fisher-folk, interest you? Then
see "Out of the Fog. story OF
dramatic power with the great Naz-
imova as the star. to be shown al
the Rex theatre.
Mrs. Vernie Snyder, who has beer
operator at the central telephon Of
flee, of the Snyder lines IN OrOfino
departed for Lewiston, Sunday
morning to take course in the
Lewiston business college.
A. E. Wilcox, Agent of the Nor
them Pacific Ry. Co. at Kendrick
who has been visiting his ranch, OF
Reds Prairie departed for home
panied by his brother-in-law. Phi
DeCoursey.
j. r. Becker came up on Mon
! days afternoon passenger to atten'
meeting of the Clearwater High
way District in connection with ;
bond sale that was called for Mon
day afternoon. Mr.. Becker returned
on the train Tuesday morning.
, Has your imagination ever take'
YOU to the tropics to the heart o
, the Caribbean Sea? You will los
Yourself in the story OF romano
, and power which will be shown a
the Rex theatre where out of tn
Fog" with Nazimova will be seen.
. Fred Butler. attorney for tn
, Grangemont Highway District. cam
up from Lewiston. on Saturday
i, afternoon passenger, on ofticlal nus
, mess and departed for Peck on sur
!, days morning train. Mr. Butte
intended to do some bird shootin
before returning home.
a r. A. Hamilton. supervisor of n
/, Clearwater National Forest, Geors
McKinnin. Paul Gerard and Fran
Schooler left Orofino last Thursda