Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1922-01-06
Local ard Personal

10 Lewiston on Mohu"S : p'S'eneei'
Fisher was passenge,
on the outgoing train "Wednesday
morning.
Hamilton departed for WFo-
ming this morning for few weeks
visit at home
-. and Mrs. A. M. Case were
ngers on the outgoing train
Monday morning
John Rettig departed for Spokane
saturday morning after a short vi.1-
-, his many friends at the county
seat
r.,,und Cayanaugh visited the
=. folks at Orofino last week an
departed for Lewiston on Monday
morning.
George Montgomery of Pierce was
:, Orofino visitor Tuesday and de-
..rted for Benton City, Wash, on
u,odnesday's morning train.
Miss Sophia Gertje spent the holt
..u vacation with her parents near
Russell and returned to her school
work at Myrtle on Tuesdays morn
ing passenger.
r I. Carry of Pierce was an Oro-
rno visitor wednesday and depart
"a for Troy, Thursday morning, en-
route to Bowl to push work on his
mining property
stanley Shannon, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Jas. Shannon of Eureka ridge,
denarted for Seattle, Tuesday morn
inc where he intends to remain
during the winter.
DR. Farley reports the arrival
Of little daughter at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. p. M. Lamoreux. The
happy parents are very proud of
their first little girl.
Edwin Aiken departed for Mos
cow. Sunday morning. to resume MS
studies at the U. of I. after an en- :
ioyable holiday vacation with rela-
tives and friends at the county seat.
The basket ball game scheduled
for tonight between the Peck and
Orofino high school teams was call
ed off on account of scarlet fever
in Peck The teams will probably
try out later
Miss GLADYS Molloy spent the
Christmas holidays with her parents
Mr. an Mrs. J. T. Malloy. at the
county seat and returned to Har,
rison, Saturday morning, to resume
her school duties
Wallac Robison visited RELATIVE :
at the county sea- during tht
Christmas holidays and return I'd t.
Pullman Sunday morning Il, con
tinue vocational ,rc dlng at tn
Washington Agricultural college.
The annual meeting of schoo
trustees of Clearwater county is be
ing held in the Orofino high schoo
building and an interesting program
is promised. A full report will ap
pear in our next weeks issue.
Perry Chandler of the Republic
force leaves for Deer Park Wash
tomorrow morning in answer to
message announcing the illness of hi
mother. The old lady is about 8
years of age and is quite weak fror
the effects of very severe cold.
DR.. J. M. Fairley's setter disaI
peared lately and no trace thus ia
has been obtained. The dog
about one year old, color white. wit
top of head and portions of the eaI
black. reasonable reward will b
paid II dog is returned to owner
Mr. and Mrs. w. Nesheim are tn
proud parents Of another lttl
oanghter, who arrived this weel
nrs' Nesheim is staying with he
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Grant SIM
son. on Eureka ridge, for the pr,
Aent. Bill win ro.--r W hts how.
80 hee. ..,eus cie.a la &c
days
Geo, Wilfong went to Lewisto
On The morning passenger Monda
70 visit his son Hugh. who goes
BOISE for medical treatment Mt Il
capital. Hugh is still sufferiu
from the effects OF exposure durin
MS over seas war experience mr.
VIII require considerable medic
attention before he can be release
from the hospital.
silver and gold contest for SUI
cay school membership in Il
christian church will commence {
next Sunday. Mrs. Clarence Athc
ton is the leader OF the side carr
ing the gold colors and Miss Bertl
Walston leads those wearing the al