Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-06-11

nier or his ranch three miles cas-.
OF town
Mrs Milo Mosier was departing
passenger on Mondays morning.
train for Spokan wnere she viii
visit her mother and sister and lat,
er proceed t. California to Join bei
husband at san Francisco.
c. f. sullivan went to Lewiston
Monday morning to prosecute the
worn or roofing the building on
winch they have contracts. +. f.
sullivan Joined his brother Thurs
DAY and will help pdsh the work
along.
Bert Lomax made business trim
to Spokane on Tuesday. Mrs. Lo-
max was the efficient manager nj
the garage in her husbands absence
and business went on rs smootbIv
as II the general manager mad been
on deck.
MIS- Jas Chambers departed for
portland, Oregon, Monday morning
70 Visit her daughter. Mrs. Cheno-
win, and grand daughter. CRYSTAL
mrs Chambers will visit other rela-
yves in the Webfoot state before re-
turning home.
Lyle Garrison and Babe Kauff-
man departed for Elk River on
tuesdays morning tIain. via Pa
louise. They expect 10 get employ-
ment with the Potlatch Lumber Co
and may remain at the mill town
for several months.
Arthur S. Guerin is one or this
years graduates at the Lewis and
Clark high school in opunane. He
Is the son of Mrs. Nat Brown.
whose husband was at one time CON
nected with the Clearwater Timber
protective Association The lad
attended public school in Orofino.
Miss Mary Biegert departed for
Lewiston Wednesday morning to
take an advanced cou, Sc at the nor
mai. Miss Biegert has been en-
gagged in practical school training
as a substitute under the normal
system during the past term and
VIII soon graduate as an up-to-date
instructor
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Randolph of
Plerce went to Lewiston on Satur
days morning train TO prove up on
desirable homestead in 37-5. Jas.
Johnston of the same township ar
companied them as Z witness. All
returned to Orofino the same AFTER
noon, leaving for home on the AS
ISOLATION auto truck Sunday morn
ing.
Miss Hilda Bennen, sister of w.
/. Bennell, arrived i'll Orofino from
England this week. Miss Benefits
home has heretofore been in Itch
field, Staffordshire, England. but
will probably be Orofno in the flu
lure. Miss Bennell greatly admires
the rugged hills and beautiful
water valley.
Miss Mabel Storholt, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Sturholt of For
est View Ridge, departed for Lew
lston Sunday morning to take a
summer course at the State Normal
Miss Mabel recently closed a very
successful term as teacher in the
| Gilbert district and intends to still
improve her efficiency as an educa-
tor by additional normal training.
Roy Peatman, son of the late
VIM. Peatman and brother of Mrs
Oren d. Crockett, departed for Oak
land, California Wednesday morning
! Mr.. Peatman was called here on
the sad mission of attending his
fathers funeral and was heartily
era -eful at the expressions of SYM
pathy for the bereaved and the
evidence of respect for the beloved
| father
p. r. Shea, eX-sheriff of Clear
water county. arrived in Orofino on
Saturdays afternoon train and after
Ia pleasant visit with his many
friends, departed for Elk River on
Thursday. The GENIAL Pete has
been on the sick list for some time
and although lacking In avordupofs
he has a superabundn ce of convivi-
ality that reminds one of the jovial
Pete of old.
Frank Jones, mayor and mercb-
ant, has proved his efficiency along
several lines of activity, but he
has at last struck his occupational
waterloo" Proof of this fact may
been seen in two stitcnes over his
right eye, in somewhat dilapda-
ted nose and an arm that looks like
he had had an encounter In north
ern France. While doing some re-
pair work at home he had the mis-
fortune to fall from table on
which he was standing. with the
result above stated. The accident
was not fatal but Inconvenience
Mr.. Jones for day or two.
Mrs. Laura Oliver and Mrs. Marie
Anderson went to Moscow Sunday
morning to attend the graduation
exercises at the u. OF l.. Mrs. Oil
ver's daughter. Verle being one of
the graduates. The young lady has
accomplished this enviable educa-
tional result by her own individual
efforts and has gained finished
education by persistent application
and determination. Miss Verle is
an exceptionally efficient teacher
and her admiring mother may justly
feel proud of her talented daughter.
The Young lady contemplates a trim