Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-09-23

Will Harris and Arch Rowland
were passengers last Saturday ror
Lewiston on a short pleasure trip.
Walter (Tobe) Chambers returned
last week from Alaska, and is visit
ing at the home of hisp arents, Mr.,
and Mrs. James Chambers or Glen
wood
Melvin Fuller son of Mrs Alex
Hamilton. left for Seattle Saturday
morning where he will become a
student in the Broadway nigh
School of thai city.
Mrs. AXtel was taken to Lewiston
Monday morning for medical at
ention by a Charleston physician
The old Iady is suffering from can
Ger and was conveyed in a cot on the
train.
Perry Chandler, Formerly OF the
Republican force, is taking an out
ing with the survey crew on the pro.
jected railroad from Orofino into the
timber belt
Work of removing the old plank
sidewalks, preparatory to the laying
of the new cement walks, is nov
nearly completed. We may expect
to use the new ones before snow
flies
Lew Champion, who had charge
of the Elk Mountain Lookout FOL
the Clearwater Timber Protective
Association during the fire season
departed for Spokane on Saturday
morning passenger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephens Of OF Mon
tesano, Wash, were Orofino visitors
this week. Mrs. Stephens is a sis
ter Of John and II. p. Hanson or
Orofino, and has been living near
the Coast for several years.
iiC tdtIClS ljStilulC VIII "
held in Lewiston October 81 to Nov
ember 4. The counties of Asotin.
Wash. and Nez Perez, Latah, Lewis,
Clearwater and Idaho will be rep
resented at this meeting and an in
teresting and instructive Session Is
anticipated.
Edwin Rettig, who had charge OF
a crew for the Clearwater Timber
Protective Association during the
past fire season, came down the
North Fork to Ahsahka> last Friday
on a raft piloted by George Gleason
who is an expert raftsman and
knows every foot of the North Fork
from the Little North Fork to All
sahka.
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer and daugn-
ter of Los Angeles, We're visitors
lately at the home of Mrs. Palmers
mother. Mrs. w. H. Foust, and de-
parted for home by auto after a
pleasant visit at her mothers home
Mrs. Palmer was a pioneer resident
of Orofino and attended the first
school in this locality in Glenwood
taught by Mrs. Ellis Small. Mrs
Palmer was particularly pleased tc
meet many of the old time residents
of this precinct.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester aubrey de
week for Sausalito Calf, where tn;
happy couple will make their future
home The writer was in Sausalitt
fifty years ago when 1t was quie
little village and before Mt. Tamal
pals was thought Of as resort
! Today Sausalito is town of 5000
and through this present thriving
town a stream of visitors pass Il
Tamalpais to view the beautiful
coast scenery. The Republican
wishes the newlyweds happiness an
prosperity in their California home.
In another column or this 1ssu
Of the Republican will be found a.
advertisement of the A. NJ. Gas
Lumber Co.. offering building ma
terial at reduced prices. The short
age Of dwelling houses in Orofin
Is serious drawback 60 thegrowt
of the village and the REASONABLE
prices and terms that the A. N
Case Lumber Co. is offering shout
be an inducement to prosperity
builders to purchase from this fri
and commence building operation
at once. Call at this firms offic
in the Burns Block and talk tn
matter over with Mr.. Case.