Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-05-13
Local and Personal

b y. Mime was passenger
Thursday morning for Moscow.
J. c. Clugstcn was a passenger for
Lewiston on the morning train Tues
day.
Albert Holmberg was a passenger
on Thursdays morning outgoing
train.
Mrs. M. E. Bonner was a passen-
ger on the outgoing train Saturday
morning.
Mrs. H. H. Bole was an outgoing
passenger on Sundays morning train
for Lewiston.
Mrs. S. R. Swantek departed for
Colfax, Wash, on Wednesdays morn
ing passenger.
Village clerk J. B. Loomis was a
departing passenger on the train
Thursday morning.
John Pearson of Dent was a coun-
ty seat visitor Monday and returned
home Tuesday morning.
County Attorne f. E. Smith and
Auditor Kaufman made business
trip to Lewiston on Thursdays pas
senger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Myers de-
parted on Thursdays morning pas
senger for Spokane for a short visit
at the Falls City.
James (Scotty) Watson is build
ing a three room dwelling near the
Methodist church which will soon be
ready for occupancy.
Miss Blanche Tweedy OF Lewiston
visited with Orofino friends last
week and departed on Mondays
morning passenger
Theo. Foil, secretary of the Clear
water Timber Protective Association
was passenger for Spokane on
J Tuesdays morning train.
DR.. L. J. Perkins, of Lewiston,
visited the Gilbert section this week
and departed for home on Wednes-
days morning passenger.
Miss Gladys Molloy departed for
Kendrick Monday morning after a
week end visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John T. Molloy.
Forest fires are invasion by an
enemy. attacking lives, homes, in
dustries and building material. Help
guard against this danger.
Mrs. J. H. Noftsger of Peck, de-
parted for home on Tuesdays morn
ing passenger after a short visit with
relatives at the county seat.
| Fish, game and stream depend on
green timber. Every acre burned re-
duces the campers opportunity Put
fires out. Be careful with smokes.
The Misses Phyllis Sayles and
jeanette Loft were outgoing passen-
gers on Saturdays morning train to
visit at the home of Miss Sayles at
Lapwai.
Mrs. Thomas j. Root or Greer was
an Orofino visitor Monday attending
to probate matters before Judge Shy
der, and departed on the morning
train. Monday.
Mrs. Earl Mcdonald and daughter
Orista of Tenino, Wash, visited
friends in Orofino last week and de-
parted for home on the morning pas
senger Saturday.
Mrs McEachron and Miss Sar-
Chef will assist Miss Luelling in en-
PERTAINING the Ladies Aid Society
next Wednesday afternoon, at the
home of Miss Luelling.
Harry Mulliken reached Orofino
on Thursdays afternoon passenger
for a short vacation. He will return
to Moscow on Sunday and resume
MS StuOleS AT the y. OF i.
Mrs. A. E. Holmberg of Peck re
turned home on Mondays morning
passenger after short visit at the
homes of her son o. H. Holmbert
and daughter. Mrs. J. G. Bullock.
L. NJ. Simpson. of Spokane gener
al manager of the Grangeville Elec
trio Light and Power Co.. spen
Monday at the county seat and de
parted on Tuesdays morning train.
Norman Howes, bachelor wh'
has been living on a farm at Frase
during the past six years, was OF
Tuesday committed to the Nortl
Idaho Sanitarium by Probate Judg'
Seymour Snyder.
L. F. Culver was a passenger OF
Sundays morning train for Lewis
ton. Mr. Culver Is making prepare