Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-07-02


rs train.
Samson Snyder was an outgoing
,assenger for Lewiston Oh Thursdays
morning train.
2. B. McElwain and daughter
vie went to Lewiston on Wednes-
dav's morning train.
Miss Sadie Wellmar returned to
lewiston Monday morning to resume
her studies at the Normal.
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Atwood visited
with the Gillespie family this week
and took in the Chautauqua
Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Bailey were
Orofino visitors Monday and depart
ed on the morning train Tuesday.
Mrs. w. B. Kline and Miss Helen
Ross were outgoing passengers on
tuesdays morning train for Lew
iston.
H. F. Ripley was a departing pas
senger on Wednesdays morning
train for southern Oregon via Pen
dleton.
Miss Vada Roberts was an Orofino
visitor Saturday and departed for
Lewiston on Sundays morning pas
senger
Miss Mary Biegert came up from
Lewiston last Saturday for a short
visit at home and returned Monday
morning.
Miss Mary Kohnke was an out
going passenger on the morning
train Wednesday, for Camas, Wash,
near Vancouver.
Chas. Hall. county commissioner
from Teakean. was the purchaser
last week of new Overland a"
from c. O. Portfors. local agent
John Lewis, section foreman of
the Northern Pacific Railway Co.,
was a departing passenger on Sum
days morning train for Spokane.
Bob Gray, who has been logging
for some time near Elk River re-
turned to Orofino Wednesday by
auto and departed on Thursdays
morning train for Lewiston.
Mr. and Mrs DR.. Mcbride Of Mos
COW. who had been visiting with the
Mccain family. departed for home
Tuesday morning. Mrs. Mcbride is
a sister Of Mrs. Mccain.
Miss Marjorie Andrews, daughter
of Manager Ray andrews, of the
Ellison-White Cbautauqua organiza-
ton, departed for Sunnyside, Wash.
on the passenger Sunday morning.
H. B. Osborne. one Of our local
shoe reporters. left this morning foi
G vacation. He will visit his chill
dren in Portland Astoria. Seattlc
and Spokane and expects to reopen
his shop on the first of August.
Samson Snyder returned Tuesday
evening from Portland, Ore, where
re had been for several weeks at
tending the Shriners' festivities
He returned overland in a Chalmers
car which he purchased for J. NJ
Perkins of Fraser.
A. D. Hull and wife. of Spokane
rnotored to Orofino Monday and viii
remain in this vicinity for several
weeks Mr.. Hull is the owner OF
Junction Placer Mine on Gold Creel,
and also has some timber holdings
on Orofino Creek. At present he is
trying to dispose OF the latter.
The Oldest son of Harry Deal o.
the Grangemont section had hi
right hand badly manSled weel
ago Thursday when he exploded ;
dynamite percussion cap with a ham
mer. He was brought to Orofint
and received medical trea Iment ant
at latest reports was doing nicely.
Bailing wire is supposed to be tn
farmers friend but lately it prove'
to be the saving friend OF shoe
maker when F. M. Godfrey slippe
and fell on the pavement. breakin
his leg, which he oeliberatel
patched up with the ever usefu
baling wire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jolly Bullock an
Mr.. and Mrs. and Mrs. A. s. Frazie
made an au'o trip to Ferdinand las
week to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Strick
fadden. Jolly tested out the reliabl
Dodge car by climbing very stee
grades with little effort. The yer
dict is that Dodge could climb a.
upright pole II footing was supplied
Miss Mary Delaney departed o.
Tuesdays morning passenger 70
Elk River, to act as nurse for Mrs
r. H. Leeper and children, who ar
i'll with measles. Miss Delaney
valuable service as trained nurse
in great demand, keeping her con
tinually engaged and In addition
her sunny disposition is panace
for the sick room.
Sam Porter, nephew OF Sar
Porter. auctioneer. arrived In Orc
fino from New York on Monday an
is visiting with his uncle. He ha
just completed four-year enlist
ment in the United States navy
having served the ma jor portion q
that time on the L. s. s. Mort
Dakota. lie is well known here a
this was his home before joinin
the navy.