Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-01-07
WHAT YOUR FRIENDS AND
NEIGHBORS ARE DOING

J. r. Richardson former Orc
hnoite, was visitor 1T the count!
seat during the holiday week, and
departed for Spokane Saturday
morning.
Bert LomaX came down from
hannah Thursday morning for a
short visit between trains and de-
parted on the aftei noon passenger
for home.
Hiss Maude Baker departed on
the Casey mail route for the Fraser
country to resume her duties as
teacher in the Consolidated No. l
school district.
Phil Canton reports the sale of
his residence property in Orofiho TO
A. L. Walston, property holder OF
Caverdish. who will now establish
a residence in town.
P. R. Shea, sheriff elect, arrived
in OroGno Wednesday afternoon from
Elk River and will establish resi-
dence here preparatory to carrying
out the duties of his office.
MI and Mrs. 1. r. Nor. ison OF
with Mrs. Morrison's parents, MT.
and Mrs. Samson Snyder and depart
ed for home Saturday morning.
Miss Alma O'Hara departed on
Saturdays morning train to again
take up her duties as teacher in
School District No. 5, after holt
day visit with the folks at home
Miss Eulalia SLAYER, formerly a
Clearwater county teacher, visited
friends in the Gilbert section last
week and departed on last Fridays
morning passenger for Winchester.
Miss Ethel Richmond and Miss
Esther Martinson departed for Gen
esee Sunday, after pleasant holt
day visit with Miss Richmond's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. R. r. Richmond.
Miss Julia Brown, who is attend
ing the U. of 1. at Moscow, enjoyed
the holiday vacation with relatives,
at the county seat and departed for
the University city Sunday morning.
Roy Case, son of Mr. and Mrs. A..
M. Case, visited with his parents
during the holiday week and depart
ed for Moscow Sunday morning to
take up his work as student at the
U. of. l.
Miss Lillian Bartlett, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Bartlett, for
mer Orofinoltes, and now residing
in Lewiston, was ar Orofino visitor
last week and departed for home
Saturday.
Will Johnson, Joe Storholt and
Adolph Johnson departed on Tues
days morning train for Ahsahka, en-
route to the woods near Teakean
where they will get out poles dur
ing the winter.
Robert Johanson, Harry Mullikin
John Loseth and Leonard King spent
the holiday week with the homo
folks and departed for Moscow Sat
urday morning to resume their
studies at the U. of l.
Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Wilson, par.
ents of Mrs. d. c. Reyes. who spent
eight weeks visiting their daughter
and son-in-law-, at the county seat
departed for Pocatello. Thursday
morning via Spokane and Pendleton
Miss Mavis Aiken and brother
Edwin visited at home during thu
holidays and departed on Saturday
morning train, Miss Mavis going tt
Camas Prairie and Edwin to Mos
COW where he is attending the U
of I.
J. s. Hogne and wife receive,
the sad news of the death of thei
son-in-law. S. X. Hogan of Kansa
City, who was an able minister O
the NJ. e. church, south. He leave
wife and three daughters t
mourn his loss.
Miss Violet Phar, who last weel
visited with her parents, Mr. an
Mrs w. Phar, departed for Lewiston
Sunday morning to continue he
studies at the Lewiston business col
lege, where the young lady is max
ing rapid progress
Seymour Snyder. chairman of tn
board of county commissioners an
Probate Judge, elect, has moved I
Germans addition to Orofino, frol
the Weippe country. the change /
residence beng nessitated by h
erection 10 the latter Oft1ce.
w. A. Wellman is behind tn
!, counter at Oppliger Bros grocer
. attending to the wants of the
many customers. Oppliger Bros. al
$ fortunate in securing Mr. Wellman
: services as he is well acquainte
:, with both the public and the bus
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Small of Kna1
pa, Ore, after pleasant visit viii
= Mr.. Small's parents. Mr. and Mr.
Ellis Small. departed for home Tue
[ day morning. via Spokane. Jay
: scaler for big logging outfits on II
o Columbia River and holds an IN
portant and lucrative position in Il
Oregon woods.