Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-02-04

train.
J. w. Blake was an outgoing pas
senger on Wednesdays morning
train.
parting passenger on Sundays morn
ing train.
DR.. J. NJ Fairly was a passenger
on Thursdays morning train for
Spokane.
w A. Wellman was an outgoing
passenger for Lewiston on Saturdays
morning train.
Mr.. and Mrs L. L. Johnson were
train for Moscow
Prof. r. W. Kullberg went to
Moscow on Saturdays morning train
Tor a short visit at home.
Mrs. Ralph Merrill was s. passen-
ger on this mornings outgoing train
for a short visit at Moscow.
Kendrick this morning to visit for
Il SuQll llIliS Will IiSI NiOlhti.
Palmer Soderberg departed for
Moscow Sunday morning to resume
his studies at the U. of l. after
short home visit
Miss Della Loseth and Miss Helen
Ross We're denartins passengers this
morning for Spokane on short
visit to the Falls City
E. 4. Randall assistant cashier
Of the Bank of Orofno, departed
for Ahsahka Monday morning en-
route to the Teakean country.
Miss Maybelle Larkin is visiting
at home this week. her school at
the mouth of Elk Creek in District
No. 16. being temporarily closed.
w. Chandler came up from Lew
iston this week to transact business
at the Clearwater county seat and
departed for home Wednesday morn
ing.
Geo. Brady of Bovill is an Orofino
visitor this week. Mr.. Brady owns
some valuable mining property In
the Bovill section that shows en-
couraging propects
Miss Phyllis Sayles, musical in
structor in the Orofino schools, went
home on a short visit Thursday
morning, taking advantage of the
closing of school until Monday.
The Misses Marie and Edna Piatt
were passengers on this mornings
train for Ahsahka to visit their for
ner teacher. Miss Nell Roberts.
principal of the Ahsahka school.
John Loseth came over from Mos
COW last week for short visit with
the home folks and returned to the
university city Tuesday morning to
again take up his studies at the U.
Of !.
v. r. Clement graduate of the
law department Of the University OF
Idaho and who was admitted to the
bar in Lewiston, last fall, is assist
ing county attorney +. E. Smith in
the prosecutors Office.
Lester Vanarsdale, who has been
soiourning at the Oxford headquar-
tiers. left for Spokane this mornlng
to enter the Northwestern business
college and complete a course he
started some time ago.
John German, former we'll
known resident of Orofino, but now
residing in Spokane, arrived at the
county seat last Friday afternoon
and after a short visit with his
MANY friends departed for home
Monday morning.
Deputy sheriff c. o. Portfors went
to Lewiston Monday morning IN
charge of Clarence Allen, VINO was
sent to the State of Idaho sanitar-
ium at Nampa. An attendant o.
the institution accompanied Mr.. Al
len from Lewiston to south idaho.
Miss VERNE Snyder, Aston Sny
der and Emerson Snyder. children
of G. w. Snyder and who attended
the funeral Of their beloved fathe
Wednesday forenoon, departed OF
Thursdays morning train, Miss Sny
der and Aston going to Lewiston
and Emerson going to Elk River.
Small pox, in mild form, !
prevalent in portions of Clearwate
county. AS preventative agains
the further spread of this diseas
the schools at Orofino have bee
closed until Monday next when II
expected they will open and con
tinue without danger of again bein
closed.
The Ladies Aid met at the HON
of Mrs. o. H. Holmberg. on Johnso
Avenue. on Wednesday. February
There were thirty ladies present an
a pleasant time was enjoyed by a
attending. The hostess was assist
cd by Mrs. Ada Holmberg and Mr.
G w. Groves in entertaining tn
members of this charitable societ!
Henry MODS Of Etwall. Wash
called on the Republican Wednesda
and took out years subscriptio.
Mr.. Moos left Clearwater Count
two and half years ago. having bee
the owner of the Nels Olson piat
when here. He arrived here Monda
ON business connected with sale
his ranch and returned home lhur
dav. He was glad to meet MAI
old friends and mentioned that UT
fino had improved and progress
some during his absence
Emerson Snyder, of Elk River. W
very agreeable surprised at
spring-like appearance of the Clea