Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-09-12

day.
Mrs w II. OFT Was departing
passenger on The tram Monday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. Shaw were
outgoing passengers on Thursday S
morning train.
7. j. Hardin and Geo. Cook were
outgoing passengers Friday morn
ing, for Lewiston.
Sherm Mix was an outgoing pas
senger for Sites. ON Wednesdays
afternoon passenger
Miss Della Loseth was an outgo-
ing passenger on Saturdays morn
ing train for Lewiston.
Mrs. S. r. Swantek was an out
going passenger on Thursdays morn
ing tram for Lewiston.
Miss Cecil Stephenson, of Glen
wood, returned from Troy on Mon
days afternoon passenger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Simpson, of
IuIehd Rlu6e, were Outgoing pas
sengers on Mondays morning train
Mrs. Hattie Chambers, OF Port
land, Oregon, is visiting with her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Ellis Small.
Joe Gray, a former OroIinoite, but
now of Kellogs, Ida, passed through
On Mondays train for his home in
north Idaho.
r. J. Owe, of Dent was an Orofino
visitor Saturday and departed for
home, via Ahsahka, on Sunday $
morning train.
Mrs. e. A. Rarda, departed on
Sundays morning tram for Peck
and will later proceed to kondrick
for a short visit
Miss IneZ Heman, who has been
visiting at the home of her cousin,
Ellis Small, OF Glenwood, departed
for Lewiston Thursday morning.
Mrs. E. Bemis departed on the
train Thursday morning, for Elk
River, to join her husband, who is
in the employ Of the Potlatch Lum-
Der Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. II, Hoesly and chill
dren and AIr. and Mrs w. R. Al
fleck motored to Spokane Sunday
and returned by the same car route
Tuesday.
]. M. Bartlett, J. S, Hogue ana
Jack Mclean went to Spokane,
Thursday morning, to hear the
= League of Nations discussion, by
President Wilson.
e-- Raymond Hartford, VINO has been
employed at the Owl Drug store for
several months departed for Lewis
ton Saturday morning to resume
his school studies.
NJ. b. Erb, president of the Clear
water Highway District, was an ar
rival on Mondays morning train tc
attend the regular monthly meeting
Of the highway district.
Mr.. Osborne, whose shoe shop +
located opposite the pest office, ha.
JUST IGttlNGu IL SO4t StlttlllIso IStNh
inc, which will be installed in hi.
shop, in the near future.
p. NJ johnson and Fred D. Ham
mond were selected by Orofint
Lodge No. Ga, |. 0. o. +. as repre-
sentatiyes to the Grand Lodge to bt
held in Boise, October 81.
Mice J,,1i. prc,,,,, want to ISaD,ial
Sunday afternoon on the up rive
passenger, to visit her sister, Mrs
John Lomax Miss Julia returned
on the train Thursday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. S. a. urabb, VIII
have been visiting the family O
their son, Rev. w. w Crabb, paste
Of the Chritian church, departed 10
Seattle on Tuesday morning train
j. p. Harlan, county assessor
went to Lewiston on Thursday
morning train, in the interest Of III
soldier and sailors celebrauor, to b
held in Orofino, Saturday, Septen
Der, Goth.
Mrs Ed Donath, accompanied l.
Hiss Mary Ericsson. Mrs. stephen
and Mrs. Smead. departed for Lev
iston Monday morning to cemmene
treatment to endoagor TO regal
der falling health.
Miss Georgia Crahh daughter.
Mr.. and Mis-. jursctt Grd5b dep,Ftt
for Lewiston on sunday morin
passenger. Miss Crabb intends
complete her school studies ut 9Th,
Lewiston ~ Charleston.
Victor Wiglesworth has dispos,
Of lis residence property. opposi
Tie school buildings, 70 Il. +. ii
Icy. and Mr. Ripley sold enc OF h
motor trucks TO Mr.. N.gIesworta
part OF Che consideration,
Miss Alma oHara departed {
ag,,t.A, -, ,g,,t.p ~ A. amin for 4 n4a