Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-06-03
Local and Personal

Don Reyes and Ralph Merrill
spent Monday on trip to Pierce.
You pay higher taxes If forests
burn. Do you like It?
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Davis spent
Sunday visiting relatives at South
wick.
M. LeBaron Of Cevendish was a
county seat visitor the first Of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Holmberg OF
Peck. spent lasp Sunday visiting in
Orofino.
A. Linden and Harry Wood of
Dent were Orofino visitors last
Tuesday.
Born Sunday May 20, to Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Brown, of Gilbert, a
daughter.
Earnest Jewell one of RusselPs
hustling farmers was doing business
in Orofino Tuesday.
L. A. Thurston and Chas. Shine.
Of Ahsahka, were business visitors
IL OIOAluO, wednesday.
Frank Edmondson is hauling in
poles for the National Pole Co. and
Grangeville Electric Co.
John Osborn of Dent, visited his
father H. B. Osborn last Monday
and returned home Tuesday.
Carl Funk went to Cottonwood
Sunday and visited his folks, return
to Orofino Monday evening.
Miles Cochran gave the woodwork
on the front of the Rex Theatre.
q fresh coat of varnish. Tuesday.
D. c. Pippinger. a prominent Cav
endish farmer, was trangacting bust
ness in the county seat Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. l. R. Morrison and
daughter Frances. of Kendrick, are
visiting at the home of Sampson
Snyder.
Grace Larkin returned home
last Monday after she had taught
a successful term of school at Primo
ton Idaho.
Ethel Richmond, principal of
Genesee High Sshool, is visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. R. R.
Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Bradish
were passengers on Wednesdays
morning train for Lewiston.
Mrs. Chas. Lewis of Kendrick
came over with the ball team last
Sunday and visited with her mother,
Mrs w Nv CroOkers
Albert Gurnsey and Mr. Baily of
Peck were in the county seat last
Tuesday, on business before the
county commissioners.
Mrs. Bertha Beck and sister Miss
Milly Mooers. daughters Of Mr.. and
MAS. c. e. Mooers departed Wednes-
Ga, morning for Seattle.
Miss Viola jerks Of Dent, was an
Orofino visitor Tuesday, and de-
la. t.u on Wednesdays passenger to
Ahsahka. enroute home.
Home grown Strawberries aS
f;ne as any ever produced in the
famous Hood River sectionn have
been on the market in Orofino this
week.
H. B. Osborn. the shoe man. has
rearranged the furniture and ma
chinery In his place Of business and
thus made a great Improvement IN
It's appearance.
I.R. Morrison who has completed
q successful school term as superin-
tendent at Kendrick. has located
temporarily at Orofino. Mr.. Morrison
intends to be In the government
fire patrol service during this sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Dickson were
IN Orofino last Monday investigat-
ing some of the houses offered fol-
sale. They finally decided on one
and as soon as the transfer can be
made, will own home in our will
age. into which they will move this
fall
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Crawford ar.
,i.cn :nursd,.. by auto, from Rak
,-s,l-lG, Cal'snr IL, VI. St.cktur
PIrtl,n.. Tnr AG..?G. I'd Lewistc-.
Nj. Caa"iorG Wal ." - ais ho.ae
st,ad rec. [ w Gre an outing
during the no, wather. The Craw.
fords are partial to the Clearwater
country and prefer the hills and
climate of this section to the Cal
ifornia variety.