Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-05-14

home of Mr.. and Mrs. C y. Nc
Eachron. departed 70: ~o,ne. on
Tuesdays morning passenger
w Ncsheim came in on Tues I
days morning train from Greer I
Mrs. Nesheim viii follow In a few
days by car, from Pierce, as soon
as roads are fit for auto traffic.
e. Cecil Parker. County Superin-
tendent of Schools. accompanied by
her sister. Miss Mary Porter Par
ker, were outgoing passengers for
Lewiston on last Fridays morning
train.
r. F. People Of Juliaetta. came
over Wednesday afternoon to par
ticipate in Masonic ceremony
4 during the evening Mr.. People re-
/ turned home on the morning train
Thursday.
Katherine Whitman, formerly
assistant cashier of the Fidelity
State Bank of Orofino, arrived in
tOWn NSullCSudN tFibooh " 1pN'N
several days with Mr.. ana Mrs. II.
F.. Ripley.
E. V. Beck. Receiver of the de-
funct Orofino Highway District.
was at the county seat last week
gathering data from the county
records toad him in the closing up
of the highway districts affairs.
DR.. ]. NJ Fairly. T. F. Edwards
and C. D. McEachron. three prom
inent members of the Masonic fra
ternity, were passengers on last
Fridays morning train, for Lewis
ton, TO attend a meeting of the
Shriners.
r. r. Schmid and number OF
other Clearwater county residents
left this morning for Moscow to
serve as jurors and witnesses in
the case of the United States against
Blair Hoar before sitting OF the
grand jury at that place today.
Kendall Judy moved out to the
Jensen place. about 10 miles from
town, last week. and will get out
quantity of ties and poles this
summer. and is calculating on get
ting a small saw mill established
in that locality in the near future
Mrs. Malvania Oppliger and Mrs
IMertude, mother and sister. re-
spectively of Emil Oppliger, were
passengers on last Fridays morn
ing train for Lewiston. Aftei
| visiting relatives at Lewiston, Mrs
| Oppliger will proceed to Minneapo
| lis and Mrs. Mertude will return tt
Seattle.
Mrs. Bert Frazier went TO Mos
COW. on Wednesdays mornins
Messenger and returned on Thurs
davis afternoon train, bringln'
| hack her father. J. c. Bullock. VII
has been under the doctors care
Jake has sufficiently improved I
he able to come home and his man
friends hope to see him on tn
streets again in the near future
! Mrs. w. M. Chandler an
daughter Laura Small. went
| Lewiston, Saturday. ruusehuntln'
The Chandler family are maxim
arrangements to locate in Lewlsto
= in the near future. The Repubi
- can regrets their contemplated d.
parturc and will reluctantly al
| prise their many friends "he
thew leave the county seat for the
prospective new home.
Miss Mildred Riggles, of Levi
ton, who has been employed
stenographer and typewriter
attorney Eugene A. Cox, in his la
office is now acting in the san
capacity for Prosecuting Attorne
IF. E. Smith. Mr.. Smiths practi
has increased to such an extent
to make it necessary to employ
efficient stenographer and typ
writer to keep pace with his gre
volume of legal work
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Donaids'
were slightly injured last Thni
day by their car going over I
grade near the Arth place on
Orofino-Fraser road. Mrs, Donai
son had a collar bone broken al
Mr.. Donaldson hurt one OF
arms. The car rolled over sever
times and was badly damaged. 1
occupants of the car We're fortuna
in escaping without ve'y serio
injuries as the hill below the 70
is very steep where the car we
over.
Next Sunday morning Rev. j.
Hoffman will preach on
worlds Disease and It's Cure.
1880 party of twenty or mo
workers in the Interchurch mo>
ment will depart from the chur
and drive to Eureka Ridge, whe
big meeting will be held W,
~. raonya ~ tho surrounding cOu