Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-01-14

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Thursdays morning outgoing train.
j. N. Mclean was passenger for
Lewiston on Mondays morning train
Frank Alreneder was an outgoing
passenger on Thursdays morning
train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoi~en were de
parting passengers on Tuesdays
morning train.
Bob Gray and vii. Johnson .vere
outgoing passengers on the morning
train, Tuesday.
John Pearson of Dent, visited
Orofino this week and departed
for home Wednesday morning.
c. E. Bobeau departed for Spokane
on Mondays morning train for
short business visit at the Falls
city.
A. z. Holmherg was county seat
visitor last Friday and derarted for
Peck on Saturdays morning pas
senger.
]. w. Cavanaugh departed for
KendricE Wednesday morning to
visit his daughter and son-in- law
Mrs. and Mr. Lee Reaburg
j. G. Bullock went to Moscow on
Thursdays morning train en- route
to Spokane after few hours visit
at the Latah county seat
S. A. Thorp, former Clearwater
County resident was passenger on
Wednesdays morning train for Mos
COW, where he now resides.
c. H. EIDE. cashier of the Bank of
Orofino. departed for Ahsahka on
Wednesdays morning passenger for
a trip into the Teakean country.
Miss Sophie Olson daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Eric Olson of the Can
yon Creek country. departed for Spo-
morning.
Miss Eva Shannon and uncle,
Robert Hall. departed for Seattle on
Saturdays morning train after a
short visit with Miss Shannon's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Shannon
of Eureka Ridge.
Ben Merwin and'Mrs Marie Leep-
er, both of Elk River. were married
in Spokane, Monday. The newly
weds expect to visit Orofino soon
and will later visit Mrs. Merwin's
parents at Sites.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Read, of Weis-
err parents of Mrs. C. A. Krogh and
Mrs Arthur Frear, who have been
visiting at the homes of their two
daughters, departed Tor Weiser on
Saturdays morning train.
w. ]. Jordan. General Agent of
the Northern Pacific Ry. Co. was
an Orofino visitor last Thursday
meeting the patrons of his popular
transportation company. Mr.. Jor-
dan departed for Lewiston on the
morning train last Friday.
The deal between Bullock and
Holmberg involving the sale of the
grocery stock, and the Opnlieer
Bros. whereby the latter were to
take possession the first of the year
did not materialize and Ollie and
Jolly are still operating the store.
Mrs. Dirrim. daughter of P. H.
Noble, was taken to Spokane on
Wednesdays morning passenger. to
probably undergo surgical opera
ton The unfortunate lazy was
accompanied by her husband, Mrs
Baker, her sister and DR.. Horswill
Mrs. j. w. Chittenden reached
Orofino from Lewiston last Friday
afternoon and returned home Mon
day morning The Chittendens still
retain friendly recollection of the
county seat and enjoy visit to tho
timber clad hills of Orofino.
Bertha the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Dell Webb, celebrated hel
eighth birthday Wednesday. January
18th, by entertaining a few of he1
little girl friends at the Webb home
in the afternoon Bertha, who has
been seriously i'll for several weeks
had just recovered from her sickness
C. F. Halle. of Toppenish. was al
Orofino visitor last week and de
parted for home Sunday morning
Mr.. Halle is operating laundry a
Toppenish and has established ;
steadily growing business in TIL
Yakima valley. Mr.. Halle was II
Orofino to close the deal for the sal
Of his laundry plant at this place
The patrons of the Hotel Orofin
are now being conveyed to and from
this popular hotel in an up-to-dat
auto bus built by the Clearwate
Garage. Mr.. Thornton's garag
operates the bus and the car is bull
for a drayage and furniture movin
rig, which being completely covered
will protect goods from damage b
rain or snow.
C. McCausland presiding elder @
the South Methodist denomination
was visitor at Orofno Sunday an
departed on Mondays morning trai
Mr.. McCausland visited with MI
and Mrs w. H. Whitworth, Sunda
night. who had not seen each othe
for % years, they having been az
quaintances and neighbors In Aull
vile. Mo-. quarter of a centur
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Canton, VIII
lately returned from visit to Cal
fornia. departed on Saturdays morn
ing passenger for Lewiston, wher
they intend to reside permanent.
Tho Coptnnc haua MANY SINGER