Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-04-23

visit with the folks at home and
returned on Sundays afternoon pas
senger.
G. Fl. Curtis was departing pas
senger on Tuesdays morning train
| for Plummer. Idaho. at which place
he owns farm that he wishes to
: inspect.
Miss Mary Kolasa went to Nc
ellis Spur on last Fridays morning
passenger and crossed by boat, to
the south side of the river to visit
her parents.
Miss Ida Follett was an outgoing
passenger Tuesday morning for
Rochester, Mimi, to possibly under
go surgical operation in Mayo
Bros. hospital.
Mrs L. C. Taylor of Charleston.
who was visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Bonner at the
county seat, departed for Lewiston
Monday morning.
Miss Nell Roberts came up from
Ahsahka, Saturday afternoon and
visited with Miss Agnes Gillespie
over night. returning on Sundays
morning passenger.
i Harry Burns of Dent, was a
county seat visitor Tuesday and de-
parted for Ahsahka, on Wednesday
morning passenger to take the stage
from that point home.
j. E. Fitzgerald, former attorney
of Orofino. and now located at
Wallace, was doing legal business
in the district court. Tuesday and
departed for home Wednesday.
District Judge Edgar C. Steele
and court stenographer G. d. Hodge
departed for Moscow on Thursday S
morning passenger after three
days session of the district court.
Fred E. Butler, Lewiston's princi-
pal attorney was doing legal bust
ness in the district court. at the
, county seat, Monday and Tuesday
and departed for home Wednesday
morning.
Fred Wilfong was an Orofino Wis
itor last week and left on the pas
senger Saturday morning. for Mis-
soula, Mont, where he is in the
employ of the government forest
service.
Pete Hanson and Henry Snyder
went to Lewiston by train Thurs
day morning to bring back two
Dodge cars. The Dodge continues
to be popular car in the Clear
water country.
Frank Moore, prominent attor-
ney of Moscow, came in on Wednes-
days afternoon passenger to tran
sact business in the district court
Mr.. Moore returned home on Thurs
days morning train.
w. Swain of Pullman, was al
Orofino visitor last week, and in
spected the progress of improve
building. Mr.. Swain departed 70
home Friday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Duross cam
in from Elk Creek by team, Tues
day to transact business at Orofino
Mrs. Duross returned to Ahsahk
on Wednesdays morning train. AM
from thence proceeded home b,
stage. Mr. Duross returned hom
Wednesday taking in load of hay
VIM. Gowen, an examiner in tn
State Auditing department, was il
Orofino this week looking over tn
records of the different accounting
officers of Clearwater County. A
usual everything was found in bust
ness like shape. Mr.. Gowen de
parted on Wednesdays mornin
train.
All young ladies who are in love
or think they are. should Sc
Puppy Love-" Lila Lee gives som
expert advice on GLOW to WOO an
how to be wooed," especially
your man has a faint heart. Lii
Lee is the latest wondergirl OF tn
pictures. Don't miss her-she'
simply great!
Mrs. f. X. Bemis departed Thurs
day morning. for Elk River. vi
Spokane. Mr. Bemis is now locate
nj Elk River and the Bemis famil
contemplate making Elk Rive
their future home, for time a
least Big wages and good treat
ment Is the drawing card In Tn
Elk River locality.
Miss Mildred Thompson was
outgoing passenger for Ahsahk'
Saturday morning, and after
short visit at home departed &c
Lewiston to enter the Normal. Mis-
Thompson completed very success
full term. last Friday. n Schot
District No. 10. and her work
highly commended.