Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-04-04
LOG AL N E W S.

Lewiston Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Hogue return
ed home on Wednedays train.
Chas. E. Myers was an Orofino
visitor Thursday and left on the
afternoon train for Greer.
Vallie Noble and her mother were
passenges on Saturdays morning
tain for Charleston.
! Miss Feaney and Miss Benedict
were passengers on the outgoing
train Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Wohlen and
baby arrived in Orofino on Sundays
morning passenger.
! Harry Burns of Dent was an Or
otino visitor Monday and Tuesday
Adolph Smith went to Lewiston
on Monday morning and came home
Thusrday.
w. NJ. Watson returned from
Lewiston on Mondays afternoon
train.
Mrs. E. A. Schilling arrived in
Orofino on the. passenger Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. E l. Piatt was an outgoing
passenger on the train Sunday
morning
John Larson of the upper NORTH
Fork, was county seat visitor
this week.
1t is reported that quite guam
tity of beans changed hands in Oro-
fino lately at IL cents per pound.
Miss Laura Monroe and her
mother were passengers on Thurs
days morning train, for Lewiston.
A. e. Ho!mberg was an outgoing
passenger Sunday morning and re
turned Thursday afternoon
Fred Westendahl was a passenger
on the up train "wednesday afternoon
for Greer.
Mrs. Herbert Miller reached Oro-
fino from Lewiston Wednesday
afternoon.
Franz Fohl. son of Theodore Fohl,
departed for Los Angeles Wednesday
morning
j. G.. Bullock was an incoming
passenger on Thursdays afternoon
train
C. H. Cline. of the Grangeville E.
L. and p. Co., went to Kamiah Wed
nesday afternoon.
Chas. A. Fisher, of the Clearwater
Timber Protective Assn, went down
the river on Wednesdays morning
train.
Miss Vallie Noble departed on
Fridays morning train to visit her
sister, Mrs. j. E. DeBaun, at Clarks-
ton
T. J. LaForest went to Moscow
Thursday morning on business con
nected with his duties as Deputy
Inspector of Plant Industry.
John Lewis went to Ahsahka
Wednesday morning. He expects to
commence logging operations on his
ranch up the North Fork, shortly.
Mrs. Runkle was passenger on
the down river train Wednesday
morning and returned home Thurs
day.
MIR. and Mrs, Watson, of the Oro-
fion Trading Co. We're passengers
for Lewiston on Sundays morning
train.
l.. f.. Tomblin. foreman of the
Clearwater Republican, left for Spo-
kane Sunday morning to visit his
family.
The Northern Pacific ditcher
broke down Saturday ana was TAX
en- TO Spokane Sunday morning for
repairs.
Miss Sadie Wellman, who has
been attending the Normal at Lew
iston. reached home on Thursdays
afternoon train.
w. Swain. an architect from Pull
man. Wash. who was inspecting
the Orofino school buildings depart
ed for home Saturday morning.
Mrs. E. A. Randall left on Satur-
days monring train for kendrick.
and returned home Thursday after
noon.
Evangelist w w. Crabb, of Sc
attic, will conduct revival meetings
at the Christian Church, beginning
Sunday evening. Apil 9Th.
Ray Whitted. who lately purchas-
ed the e. Brammer place. left for
Juiaetta, Friday morning to visit
his father
A. NJ. Case and Clint Perkins.
both of Fraser. were at the county
seat Friday Of last week. and re-
turned home Saturday.
w. E. Stoddard arrived in orofino
on Wednesdays afternoon passenger