Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-07-09
WHAT YOUR FRIENDS AND
NEIGHBORS ARE DOING


ton on last Fridays passenger.
Ellis Small made business trip
to Lewiston on Tuesdays passenger.
Mrs. James Holt was an outgoing
passenger for Lapwai Monday morn
ing.
Ed Bruning and Frans Magnus of
Grangemont are Orofino visitors this
week.
Geo. Alteneder was a passenger
for Lewiston on the outgoing train
Tuesday.
r. l.. Harris was an outgoing
messenger on Sundays morning train
for Peck.
Lapwai Saturday morning to spend
the fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Swank were
departing passengers on this morn
ing's train.
Harry Walrath. deputy game war
den made a business trip to Lewis
ton Tuesday.
Attorney w. j. Hannah was an
outgoing passenger on Thursdays
morning train.
F. M. Godfrey was an outgoing
Messenger on last Fridays morning
train for Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Hart were de-
narting passengers on the morning
train last Friday.
Miss Mary Kalosa spent the week
end at home and returned to Lew
iston Monday morning.
Miss Ethel Richmond was de-
parting passenger last Friday morn
ing on the outgoing train.
VIM. Chandler came up from
Lewiston Wednesday afternoon on a
several days business trip.
Rev. ]. Hoffman, went to Asotin
Monday to take part in camp meet
ing labors during the week.
Chas A. Fisher was an Orofino
visitor Sunday and departed on
Mondays morning passenger.
Miss Vernie Snyder departed for
Lewiston Sunday morning after a
short visit at the county seat.
Mr.. Charles E. McKinly of Lewis
ton is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs
Phil Canton at the county seat.
Miss Mary Biegert returned tc
Lewiston Tuesday morning after a
week end visit with the folks al
home.
C. e. Long of Fraser, was {
county seat visitor this week ant
departed on Mondays morning pas
senger.
Miss Mary OHara departed fol
Spokane Wednesday morning afte
pleasant visit with the hom'
folks.
Frank Gaffney of Weippe, was al
Orofino visitor last week and de
parted on the morning train. las
Friday.
Mrs. Ray Andrews, daughter 0
Mrs. l. Nj. Anderson, was an out
going passenger on Mondays morn
ing train.
Miss Sadie Wellman was a HON
visitor for short time last wee
and returned to Lewiston Tuesda
morning.
Mrs. Fred Ashley who was visi,
ing with her mother, Mrs. Mimi
walsh, departed for her home q
Spokane Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs j Svoboda wei
county seat visitors Monday and de
parted for Lewiston on Tuesday
morning passenger.
Mrs. Schilling of Lewiston, visite
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Wise last week and departed fo
nome Sunday morning.
John Larson OF the upper Mort
Fork was an Orofino visitor Sunda
and departed for home afoot VI
Slocums Monday morning.
Theo. Foil, secretary of the Clear
water Timber Protective Associatio
made a business trip to Lewiston G
thursdays morning passenger.
Miss Anna Holm, who has bee
visiting her aunt, Mre. I. M. Ande
son, departed for her home at Twi
Valley, Mimi. Thursday morning.
J. S. Hindman. Special Agent
the Northern Pacific. Railway CO
was a county seat visitor this wee
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senger.
Mrs. r. A. Randall. wife OF r.
Randall, assistant cashier Of Il
Bank of Orofino. was an outYoir
passenger on the morning trail
Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Ferguso OF Lewiston
who visited with the Lindgre
family at the homestead ON Whisk'
Creek. departed for nome Tuesd,
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Jones al
daughter Margaret departed We
nesday morning by auto for Spokal
enroute to the coast by way OF u
Big Bend.
Mrs. Otto Smith. Miss Hazel Mo
roe and Miss Jessie Smith departs
Tor Lewiston Monday morning to e
gage In fruit picking during Il
cherry season.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lomax of Kali
iah came down on Sundays mornil
passenger to visit relatives at I
county seat and returned on t
aftprnOon train