Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-01-23
Mrs. j. W. Blake was a passenger
on Saturdays outgoing train.


Sam Porter made a trip to Lew
piston on the passenger Sunday.
Herbert Bartlett went TO Spokane
on the train Tuesday morning.
Fred Trotzkey went to Lewiston
on Thursdays morning passenger.
j. w. Blake was passenger on
Mondays morning outgoing train.
c. E Sullivan made business
trip to Lewiston on Mondays train.
Mrs. Celia Brown departed on
Mondays morning train for Lewis
ton.
e. H. Anterior was passenger
Seattle.
Miss Helen Ross was a departing
passenger on Mondays morning
train.
j. W. Blake was an outgoing pas
senger on Thursdays morning
train.
B. R. Schmid was an outgoing
passenger on Wednesdays morning
train.
Chas Fohl was a passenger on
Tuesdays morning train, for Lew
iston.
Mrs. ]. w. Chittenden departed
on Wednesdays morning passenger
for Lewiston.
S. ]. Houx was a departing pas
senger on Wednesdays morning
train for Lewiston.
Mrs. John P. Mix was an out
going passenger on the train Sat
urday morning.
j. B. Loomis was an outgoing
passenger on Thursdays morning
train for Spokane.
E. l. Piatt was an Ororino visitor
Wednesday and departed on Thurs
days morning train.
Basil Frye, of the Cow Creek
section, went down the line on Sun
days morning train.
Stanley Shannon departed on last
Fridays morning train 10 visit rel
atives at Vollmer.
Raymond Gillespie was an out
goin passenger on Thursdays morn
ing train, for Spokane.
Frank Bashaw, of Grangemont,
was an outgoing passenger on the
train Monday morning.
Ellis Small was a passenger on
Wednesdays morning train for \
short visit at Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Bailey were
departing passengers on the train
Wednesday morning for Lewiston
John w. Scott, went to Lewiston
on Saturdays morning train and re-
turned on the afternoon passenger
Mr.. and Mrs C. H. EIDE and Mrs
]. NJ Molloy were outgoing passen-
gers last Friday morning for Spo-
kane.
Job Snyder, of Fraser, was an
Orofino visitor last Thursday. ant
departed for Lewiston the follow
ing morning.
Bert Lomax went up TO Kam1af
Monday afternoon to visit relatives
and returned home on the passenger
~ Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. X. Bemis becam
the proud parents of a nine poun'
baby girl last Friday. Mother AM
child are doing fine.
John Larson, Of the upper Nortl
Fork was an Orofino visitor Sat
urday and went down the line O.
Sundays morning train.
Harry Burns of Dent, was a de
parting passenger Saturday mornin
for Ahsahka en- route to his HON
in the North Fork country.
Miss Alice Weinman went to All
sahka on Sundays morning trail
to visit the home folks, and re
turned on the afternoon passenger
In response to numerous n
quests, Rev. ]. A. Hoffman wi
preach next Sunday morning Q
THE True Church-Its Distinguish
ing Traits"
C. o. Portfors. H. Hoesley. A. n
Case, and H. F. Ripley went
Spokane on Tuesdays morning trai
to take in the automobile show |
the Falls city.
Mrs. Leslie Dick. who has bee
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mr.
c. D. McEachron. departed for Lev
iston Sunday morning accompani'
by her father.
p. r. Bemis, prominent bus
ness man and good roads boost
of Lewiston. was an Orofino visit
Monday and departed for hon
Tuesday morning.