Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-10-14

Mrs. Clyde Blake was an outg Ding
passenger on this mornings train.
w. r.. Affleck was an outgoing
passenger on The morning train Sun
day.
Floyd West and father law. MIR
Shanholzer, departed for Spokane
on this mornings passenger.
John Scott and X. Hanson we're
passengers on Saturdays morning
train for a short visit at lewiston.
J. Corn of Peck, was an Orofino
visitor Wednesday and departed for
home on the morning train Irusr-
day.
| Mrs. Frank Zelenka and daughter
Mrs. Lolo Swank We're passengers
for Lewiston on Wednesdays MORN
(, ing train.
Mrs. E. F. Nichols was pas
senger for Lewiston TUESDAY morn
! ing en- route to Walla Walla to
visit relatives.
Gust Schneidau the big wrestler
departed for Spokane on the morn
ing passenger, looking for more
graphing heroes to conquer.
Lauren L. johnson was a pas
senger for Lewiston on Saturdays
morning train and Will probably
visit Spokane before returning home
II Frank Atwood departed for Lewis
ton Saturday morning to take up
his duties as mail clerk on the
Clearwater Branch. after short
vacation.
S. a. Tannahill a prominent lew
iston attorney, transacted legal busi-
ness at the county seat Tuesday ana
departed on Wednesdays morning
passenger
E, +, MCGUIRE OF Cavendish was
: a county seat visitor Monday tran
sacting business for the North Fork
; Highway District. MIR. Mcclure re-
/ turned home Tuesday morning.
Marshall Lebanon, commissioner
of the North Fork Highway DIS
trict, visited the county seat Mon
: day in connection with highway
matters and motored home Tuesda!
! morning
The Clearwater Cafe Will serv,
lunch from ll:3V .. m. 10 a. III
tonight TO accommodate those attend
. ing the social dance TO be gwen b.
Prot. +. X. Gregory in the Cd,
Fellows Hall.
Mrs. William Noble an
Mrs. +. +. Weissenfluh will enter
tain the Aid Society at the Method
list church, Wednesday, oct. Is
Refreshments viii be served for te
cents. Everyone welcome.
Andrew Bloom, manager of tn
Elk River mills, 1notored over fror
Elk River Sunday TO attend a reg
ular meeting OF the CIearwate
] Highway District MIR. Bloom IL
turned home by car Tuesday morn
: ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halliday of Rcal
dan. Wash, who visited at the Wa
ston home, departed for the 81
Bend on Sundays morning tran
Mrs. Halladay's sister, Miss Berth
Walston. accompanied them dow
the river.
The Sunday evening meetings a
growing in interest, which is a
tested by the increased attendanc
The church choir is taking forI
Good singing will feature the Sc
vices hereafter. The Faulkner far
lily will furnish the special mus
next Sunday morning. The past
will continue TO preach on topics
vital interest 10 all, the subject +
next Sunday morning being: ''Tl
Power That Moves the World
This will be contrast betwe
Christianity and other theories I
the uplift of the race, based on G'
2:20. An eyangelistic service w
be held at 7:30. There is notal
progress in the Sunday school, Sc
eral excellent teachers have recent
been secured, which makes I
classes interesting TO the pupil w
not come to Sunday school ne
Sunday? Get out of the old !
and take your place in the world
affairs. You can render no bet
service than to take your place
the ranks of Christian forces.
J. A. Hoffman, Paste
RED CROSS is AGAIN ACTIv