Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-02-13


on the train Saturday morning.
Bob Gray made a trip to Lewis
ton on Sundays morning train.
Jolly Bullock was passenger on
Tuesdays morning outgoing train.
A. M. Case was departing pas
senger on Saturdays morning train.
A. e. Holmberg departed on the
outgoing passenger. Tuesday morn
ing.
Miss Mary kalosa was a passen-
ger on Mondays morning depart
ing train.
Miss Mabeiie LarKin was an out
going passenger on the train Sun
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Davis were
outgoing passengers on the morning
train, Monday.
...-. and Mrs A z. Hadley were
outgoing passengers on Wednesday, S
morning train.
Maynard Brown went to Lewis
ton on Mondays morning passen-
ger, enroute to Asotin.
Paul Gerard, of the q. S. Forest
service. went down the line on Sat
urday's morning passenger.
]. w. Mulch and w. Walsh were
outgoing passengers on last Fridays
morning train, for Spokane.
Mrs. H. d. Runkle was de-
morning train for Spokane.
Warren Myers and Ned Phillips
made the round trip to lewiston
Sunday. to visit Lester Aubrey.
l. R. Grow. publisher of the
Orofino Tribune, was a passenger
on the train Saturday morning.
The young couple Will make their
home at Bishop, Wash, where Mr..
Briggs is engaged in the rruit
business.
Garry Briggs of Bishop, Wash,
and Nellie Chase of Ororino, were
married at Lewiston, Idaho, on Jan.
81, 1920.
j. j. Johnson, Palouse mer-
chant, spent Sunday in Orofino with
his son, Lauren, foreman of the Re-
publican.
Harold Munck, who returned
from the Sound this week departed
for Lewiston on Wednesdays morn
ing train.
Miss Flora Noyes, an instructor
in the Orofino school, was an out
going passenger on saturdays
morning train.
Sheriff F. W. Garrison returned
Tuesday evening from Boise where
county sheriffs.
Miss Winnifred Wellman re-
turned to Lewiston on Saturdays
morning train, to resume her studies
at the State Normal.
Mrs. Ida NJ Smith. aged %,
died at the Northern Idaho SAM
tarium February 9th. The funeral
was held Thursday at Dearly, Idaho.
Mrs. E. w. Bowdisn of the
Fraser section died February 9Th,
and was buried at that place on
the Sth. Other particulars are not
known.
Ed S. Miller, an inmate of the
Northern Idaho Sanitarium, died
from pneumonia February II. The
remains were shipped to Latah this
morning for burial.
John B. Collins, commissioner or
the Pierce Highway District, was
an Orofino visitor last Friday and
departed on Saturdays morning
train for Lewiston.
Charles Nelson, aged A, died
from pneumonia, February Sth at
remains were shippd to Wallace
Wednesday for burial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Schuback
departed on Sundays morning train
for Chicago. Mr.. Schubach had
been employed as mechanician In
the Clearwater Garage.
Mr., Miller. proprietor or the Rex
Theatre. announces that there Will
be show next Friday night. which
Will be the first show since the flu
ban was put into effect.
The adjourned meeting of the
county commissioners. which was to
he held last Monday. was again ad-
journed until February Gath, only
one commissioner being present.
The commissioners of the Clear
water Highway District held their
regular monthly meeting at their
office In Orofino last Monday. No
special business came before the