Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-04-09

home on Saturdays morning pas
scnger.
! Miss Mavis Aiken, who is at I
tending the Normal al Lewiston T
was home visitor last week and I
returned to her studies Sunday
morning.
Mrs Mary Parson, who has been
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
". G. Willoughby at the county
seat, departed for Peck Thursday
morning.
Miss Elizabeth Sarchet and Mrs.
! F. /. Lindsren were departing pas
sengers this morning to attend the
Inter Church Convention at Lewis
ton today
Miss Maude Baker, who has
been visiting at home for few
days, returned to Moscow sunday
morning to resume her studies at
the U. of l.
Miss Amsel Green was an out
going passenger Saturday morning
for a week end visit with the home
folks and came back on the after
noon train Sunday
w. G. Willoughby was an out
going passenger on this mornings
train to attend the funeral of Geo.
Nichols, which will take place this
afternoon at Lewiston.
Mrs Mary Fiddler, mother-in-law
of Fred Erb of Greer, died April
/, from old age. She was SO years
old. Burial took place on April 3rd
in the Fraser cemetery.
W. H. Carr was a departing pas
senger on the tram Wednesday
morning. Mr.. Carr is arranging TO
put in a saw mill at the mouth of
Elk Greek on the North Fork.
Theo. Beletski was an Orofino
visitor this week, shaking hands
with his many old time friends and
departed for his home at Wasco,
Ore, on Thursdays morning train.
Phil Canton and C. H. Curtis
returned from Kansas City, We'd
nesday afternoon. where they have
been for some weeks past. Both
appear to be much improved by the
trip.
Wolfard Renshaw came down
from Kamiah Wednesday morning
on business connected with the
Government Forest Service, and re-
senger.
The Misses Grace and Blanche
Simpson, who are attending the
Normal at Lewiston, were home
visitors for short time this week,
and departed on Tuesdays morning
passenger.
Mrs Mabel LomaH came down
from Kamiah last Friday morning
to visit relatives at the county seat
Her husband arrived Sunday morn
Hing and both departed for home or
the up train Sunday afternoon.
The Misses Nell and Vada Rob
Cl 10 up vi NoetSuiuuS . oiS|i
noon passenger, to attend the con
cert given by the Hallowell &C
Both young ladies returned to All
sahka on Sundays morning train.
Robert B. Swadener was an Orc
fino visitor Sunday and departed o.
Mondays morning train. Bob ha
an important position in the Wash
ington State Highway Department
and is supervising highway work i
the Yakima valley.
Mrs. l. M. Anderson departed fo
Portland, Ore, last Friday morn
ing to visit her daughter and son
in-law. Mrs and MIR. Ray Andrew:
Mr.. Andrews holds an importan
position with the Ellison-Whit
Chautauqua organization.
Fred Butler, Lewiston's promi
visitor last week. boosting for tn
bonding of the Grangemont High
way District. He, apparently at
conlplished results in the successful
eItctiOH VI tHc DOnu lESuS.
Mrs. Willoughby wen, to Lewis
ton on Thursdays morning passen
ger, on account of the death of he
brother-in-law. George Nichols. VIII
died there Tuesday night. TIL
funeral was delayed, awaiting al
rival of relatives from distance.
F. II. Anterior went to Lewis
ton "Wednesday morning to visi
his son Clarence who is sufferin
from an injury to one of his eye.
Unless immediate relief is obtained
MIR. Anterior intends taking tn
young man to Spokane for treat
ment.
Rev. s. M. Craig will fill tn
pulpit at the Methodist Church
Sunday morning and DR.. Judy wi
kdaliyer an illustrated lecture In tn