Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-10-07
Local and Personal

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20 Lewiston on sundays passen ger
Miss Mary Delaney was u passen.
ger on the outgoing train Monday
oFping
Coa ty Attorney f. E. smith va,
an outgoing passenger on Mondays
morning train.
J. X. Eichengerger was a passen-
ser for Lewiston on the morning
train Saturday.
c. II. EIDE, cashier of the Bank OF
Orofino. went down the lire on a
short business trip Tuesday
E. A. Wise. of the Orofino Trad
ing Co. staff, went to Lewiston on
Sunday for short family visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Hibbs of Lew
iston were Orofino visitors last week
and departed for home on Satur-
days morning train.
Social dance at Odd Fellows Hall
Friday evening, October IA. Dest
music ever heard in Clearwater
County.
Mrs. Ruby Ashley of Spokane,
who has been visiting at the home
OF her mother. Mrs. Thomas Walsh,
departed for home Tuesday morn
ing.
Phil Schooler of the upper North
Fork of the Clearwater River, was
a county seat visitor this week and
departed on the morning train We'd
nesday.
A. H. Oversmith. a prominent
Moscow attorney, passed through
Orofino Sunday morning from KAN
iah where he was attending to le-
gal matters.
Lauren L. Johnson, who has been
in the government forest service
during the fire season, made the
round trip to Moscow on the pas
senger Wednesday.
c. H. Bellmer of Kamiah, passed
through on Wednesdays morning
passenger for Lewiston. Mr.. Bell
mer still retains home feeling for
Orofino and is pleased with its pro-
gressiveness and prospective prosper
ity.
Miss Margaret Tyler, instructor
in the State Normal at Lewiston,
departed for home Sunday morning.
Miss Tyler delivered an interesting
address at the school house in Dis
trict No. 4, Echo, on Saturday even
ing to an appreciative audience.
Rev and Mrs. Jope departed for
Spokane on Mondays morning pas
enger after very satisfactory evan
gelistic session at the county seat
The Jopes are earnest and interest
ing laborers in the Christian field
and their work here was of lasting
benefit to the cause of Christianity.
Mr.. F. X. Gregory, pianist at the
Rex Theatre, will give a social
dance in the Odd Fellows Hall, Fri
day October IA, and may continue
these entertainments during the
winter months. Mr. Gregory is an
accomplished pianist and is furnish
ing the patrons. of the Rex Theatre
with appropriate musical selections,
and his dance music will be up to
date
Mrs. Maynard Brown. daughter
of Ed Donath, departed with her
three children for lewiston on the
morning passenger Tuesday Mr..
Brown has purchased a tract of land
across the Clearwater River from
will make their future home. Mr.
Brown has had n steady position in
Lewiston and no doubt will prosper
In his new location.
Arrangements are being made for
a wrestling match in the Rex The
atre Saturday. October %, between
Ernest Miller of Sand Point, cham
pion light weight wrestler of the
northwest, and J. W. McTarnahan.
the willy grappler of Orofino, who
has shown his ability before two
Orofino audiences. The match is
best two out of three and promises
to be fast affair as both contest
ants are evenly matched
Contractor A. G. Kester started