Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-11-12

" ihI"C2y morning to visit roll
Gives and view the hne horses ana
Na''ie or exhibit at the big show.
District Judge Edgar c. Steele
ma attorneys s. A. Tannahiil and
VIZ! NcNcnee We're outgoing pa
e"ee's on tuesdays morning train.
Mrs. y H. Rhodes. of lewiston
VINO was visiting her parents Mr.
ana Mrs. w. NJ. Watson. last v.ae,,
departed for home SUNDAY morn,ne
II. l.. Ewing. district STAGE enri-
..NeF located at Lewiston was an
o.oIho visitor this week and denart-
ca OF IN" morning train "Wednesday
R. W Kullberg. principal OF The
1fohho school went to Moscow -
? turaay morning train for a short
no"c visit and returned SUNDAY az
ternoon.
Grandma F1dmonson. Who has
oeeh visiting her son, Frank and
oaushter. Esther, of Orotino. dep,rf
81 FOR Everett, via Spokane Thurs
day morning
Mrs. Shoemaker and daughter
ana Mabel Blake, went to HAYDEN
Lake on Saturdays passerge~ to III
,ena Christian church convention
held at that resort.
Theo. Foil. secretary of the Clear
water Timber Protective Association
Eeturhed from Spokane "Wednesday
AFTERNOON and went back 20 the Falls
CITY on Thursdays morning passen-
ger,
Mrs Duncan. who has been Wis
lung her brother. J. =. Harlan. do
parted Tuesday morning for Califir-
MA MI Harlan ACCOMPANIED hi,
sister to Lewiston and both took in
the stock show.
Dr. e. w. Horswili reports that
Alols Arth of the Fraser country has
| neen seriously i'll with pneumonia.
me patient was practically we'll
n'lt later suffered serious relapse.
he Is now said to be entirely out of
danger
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Crawford de-
parted Saturday morning for Bak-
ersheld. Calf. where they will spend
the winter. The Crawfords have
many friends in the Clearwater who
VIII be pleased to see them again
in the spring
Beginning next Su, day morning
Rev. j. A. Hoffman will preach .
series OF three sermons on the of.
nee and person of the Holy Spirit.
rms IS continuation of series
preached last spring on Christian
fundamentals.
Ray Perciful, former Orofino
schol boy, was around today shaking
hands with old chums Ray is now
with the VIM. Fox Film Co, the
| largest organization of its kind in
the world. The young man appears
to be especially fitted for the nosi-
ton he now occupies and no doubt
will make good in the movie bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Canton left for
California on Mondays morning
train. The Cantons will take in
San Francisco and Los Angeles be
fore returning home to the incom-
parable Clearwater We hope Phil
will be benefited in health by the
trip and we know Mrs Canton will
enjoy the beautiful California eli
mate and scenery
The regular monthly meeting of
the village board OF trustees was
held Monday night in the city hall
There was no special business to
come before the session so the board
adjourned after disposing of its reg
ular routine business. However, it
was reported the city has $1,000 to
tide it over until the 1920 taxes
are due in January
A. A. Baker and Chas. Boyle, two
printers from Bangor. Maine, were
outgoing passengers on Sundays
morning train for Portland, en- route
to San Francisco. Mr. Baker got
out last weeks Republican while
Mr. Johnson was soiourning at
Grangemont Mr. Boyle was form
erly on the Troy News. Both
young men are going 10 take in the
coast and California before return
ing home.
d. c. Reyes, superintendent OF
the Grangeville Electric Ligh &
Power company in Orofino, was q
business visitor at Peck last week
He met with the business men OF
that community and talked over
the installation of light plant al
that place. He advised putting in
an alternating current system fol
which the equipment can be bought
cheaper than for the direct current
system. The alternating system Il
now recognized as the standard
equipment. His visit to Peck will
In all probability. ultimately result
in the installation of a light plan
in that place in the near future.
In order to raise money for The
maintenance of war orphan. tho
local w. c. T. u gave dinner or
election day. The amount realized
1 was sixty-five dollars. The ladies o
this organization desire to express
their appreciation to the man!
friends who kindly made donations
of food. Especially do they thanl
the Orofno Mercantile Co. for thei
generosity in giving free use o
their store room, without the use o
which 1t would have been quite in
convenient to serve dinner. Thi
firm also made liberal donation
from their stock of merchandise.
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