Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-02-11
WHAT YOUR FRIENDS AND
NEECHBORS ARE DOING
Bob Gray was a pass niger on Sun

Bob Gray was a passenger on Sun
days .rorDiEg train for Lewiston.
Mrs. j. H. Miller was passenger
Tor Lewiston on Thursdays morning
train.
Frank Zelenka was a passenger
for Lewiston on Mondays morning
train
j. M. Mclean made a bushes
trip to Lewiston on Saturdays pas
senger.
Mrs. A. Soderberg was a passen-
ger on Saturdays outgoing train for
Lewiston.
Paul Lindgren was an outgoin 8
passenger on the morning train
Thursday.
Mrs. Geo Wilfong was q passen-
ger on Tuesdays morning train for
Lewiston.
Miss MaybeH Larkln was de-
parting passenger or the mcrairg
train Saturday.
Frank Rider and j. w. Scott wers
MESSENGERS on Saturdays morning
train for Lewiston.
Mrs. H. .. Britain was an outno-
ing passenger on Tuesdays morning
train for Spokane.
M and Mrs. y. C. kevee were
passengers on Wednesdays morning
train for Lewiston.
Harry Nalrath, deputy game ward
en-. made business trip to Lewis
ton on Thursdays passenger.
Mrs. H. ]. BobbitI and brother.
Otis Harrington. departed for Lew
1ston on this morninS train.
Geo. Alteneder went to Moscow
this morning to assist IN gospe,
meetings at the university city.
Chas. A. Fisher. who has been
visiting at home for short time,
departed for Spokane on Sundays
morning train.
Mrs. Lanphier. former resident
of Orofino. visited her son, VERNE,
last week and departed for Genesee
Saturday morning.
Mrs. o. H. Holmberg and Miss
Evelyn S. Merwin, county school
superintendent. visited relatives and
friends at Peck last Sunday.
Mrs. A. NJ Case went to Lewiston
Sunday morning to visit her son.
who is taking business course In
the Lewiston Business College.
Lew Compton of Weippe came
down from Greer on Thursdays
morning train and departed on this
mornings passenger for Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Boehl departed
Tor Spokane on Thursdays morning
passenger and will later locate on
Puget Sound, probably near Seattle.
]. B. West, an attorney from Lew
iston, was trarsacting legal business
at the county seat Thursday and de-
parted on this mornings passenger.
Abe Hill went to Lewiston Satur-
day and returned with his little
grandson. Master Strickfadden. who
will visit with his grandparents dur
ing the winter months.
]. J. Johnson came up from Peck
Monday to attend the special meet
ing of the Woodmen and returned
home on Tuesdays morning passen-
ger.
Henry Loseth departed on Mon
days morning passenger for Juliaet-
ia and other points. Mr.. Loseth is
gradually extending his territory in
the piano tuning line and is estab-
fishing a growing business.
Paul Smith. of Twin Falls, organ
iZer for the Modern Woodmen of
America, departed for Culdesac, via
Lewiston. Tuesday morning to meet
and work with the neighbors of the
Culdesac camp.
w. H. Tyer, State Deputy Head
Consul of the Modern Woodmen of
America, departed for Lenore on
Tuesdays freight in the interest of
the fraternal beneficiary organiza-
tion that he represents
Ye foreman of the Clearwater Re-
publican received a phone call from
of the arrival of seven and half
pound bouncing baby girl at the
Gritman hospital where Mrs. John
son is confined. Am going to see
mother and child tomorrow.
Ora Cohun departed for Washing
ton. d. c.. on Thursdays morning
train to enter the service of the
Red Cross for work near the Dard-
anelles in European Turkey. Ora
is brother Of Homer Cohun. form
erly an Orofino mechanic who Is
now connected with the Hack Log
ging Co.. Ora was former U. S.
Marine, who after the Armstice took
up the Red Cross relief work in
European countries.