Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-12-02
Local and Personal


passenger.
Miss Vivian Molloy was an out
goirg passenger on the morning
train Monday.
The Dorca.s Circle viii meet. with
Mrs. Lloyd Hill on We esday after
noon, December 18th, 1921.
A. G.. Kester of Lewiston, was an
Orofino visitor Tuesday and depart
ed Wednesday morning for home.
Rich Dresser departed for Lewis
tom Monday morning after Thanks
giving visit with the home folks at
Orofino.
Eenry Loseth was a passenger on
Mondays outgoing train to make
his visits to parties requiring expert
4 piano tuning.
H. N Lawrence, agent for the
Madison Lumber Co.. Lewiston, visit
ed the county seat this week and
departed for home Tuesday. morn
ing.
Miss Maude Baker spent Thanks
giving with the folks at home and
departed for Greer Sunday afternoon
en- route to her school at Con- No.
/, Fraser.
Miss 'ulia Brown departed for
Moscow Sunday morning to resume
her studies at the U. of l., after
spending pleasant Thanksgiving
vacation with relatives at the county
seat.
I. r. Grow, editor of the Orofino
Tribune, returned from Spokane
Wednesday evening after having
witnessed the parade and welcome
at that place in honor of Marshal
Foch.
E. A. Schultz, representing the
Gregson Sales Co. Of Spokane, re
turned on Sundays morning train
after arranging the big successful
sale at the Orofino Trading Com
pany's store.
Miss Sophie Gertje was a passen-
ger for Myrtle, Nez Perez county,
where the young lady is teaching
school, Miss Gertje spent the
Thanksgiving recess with her par
ents near Russell
Word was received this week that
B. R. Schmid. former cashier OF
the Fidelity State Bank of Orofino
has moved his family from Lewiston
to California where he has accepted
lucrative position. Other particu
lars are not available.
Sumner Stonebraker of Ferdinand
was an Orofino visitor Monday ant
departed for home on Tuesday
morning passenger via Lewiston. Mr.
Stonebraker has one of the best pacl
animal outfits in Idaho and will b.
pleased to communicate with an,
one desiring work in his line.
The Orofino High School girls bas
ket ball team in charge of Mis-
Alois Kennedy went to Kendric
this morning to play there tonigh
and will contest with the Troy teal
tomorrow evening. The young lac
les making up the team were Jear
nette Cochran, Captain. and Jane
Walsh, forwards; Lillian Shaw, Gel
ter; Edna Luttropp and Ida Lut
ropp, guards Eva Hibbeln, substitut
The Misses Penney, Essen and Mr.
Norton, representing the Kerr. Gi
ford Co., Inc. of Portland, Orr
have been demonstrating Kerr
oats, farina, wheat flakes and h
cakes in Orofino Monday. Tuesd;
and Wednesday of this week d
each of the ladies held forth in I
Mercantile, the Trading Compal
and Bullock and Holmberg stor
and treated the customers to sa
pies of the above cereals cooked
themselves. The Kerr products c
now be purchased at any Of the
cal groceries.
An enjoyable surprise party "
given Mr.. and Mrs. Oren Crock
Inst Saturday night. Those pres,
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ballard and chi
rem. Mrs. Clyda Axtell Surfing a
Muriel Axtel. Ralph Tun. Mr., a
Mrs. Tony Ockert, Mr.. and NJ
Plumlee. Floyd and Paul Plumb
Mr.. and Mrs. Merchant and Mrs,
l.. Conors At eleven o'clock
licious lunch was served. consist
OF salad. sandwiches, cake and
fee. VThe guests departed for he
at late hour All reported hav
an exciting time.