The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-04-16

| r.. T.. Parsons moved out on his
homestead Wednesday.
Remember the Williams Jubilee
Singers Tuesday evening.
Mrs. c. w. Adair, of LOOMS, was a
visitor in Orovile Tuesday.
Mrs. G. f. Webb has been visitor
in Spokane during the past week.
Ernest Peck has been lowering about
The sick list this week with touch of
the grip.
DR.. Schwabland was called to Mol
son last Sunday in consultation with
DR.. Tyler.
John Covington, who has been ser-
ously i'll for the past ten days, is now
recovering.
The ladies of the NJ. T.. church gave
a social in the church building Tues
day evening.
Miss Esther Rash, of this place, will
teach three months term of school
in Tunk creek valley.
DR.. Webb was called to Loomis a
couple of days this week to minister
unto people on the sick list.
Andrew Carlson, who has a fine
ranch on Palmer mountain, was doing
business in Oroville Wednesday.
Gordon Jackson, who has been very
low with pneumonia, has entirely re-
covered and is able to be up and around
A steeple is being placed on the new
M. f. church, which will greatly i'm
prove the exterior appearance of that
edilice.
Regular gospel services held in the
Nj. f. church every Sunday evening at
$ o'clock. Sunday school at II a. IN.
Everybody welcome.
}. NJ. Judd, the pioneer livery man
of L,OOmis, was visitor i'll town over
Monday night, enjoying a glimpse of
city life in the county's metropolis.
The two year old daughter of Mar
cese Nicholson, who has been suffering
from tuberculosis of the spine, was
brought to Oroville Tuesday for treat
ment.
Gus Anderson, of Horse Spring cou-
! lee, was in town Wednesday. Mr.. An
derson brought over his sister-in-law
for the purpose of securing medical at
tendance.
No, t,.,,
good music can afford to miss the con
cert that will be given in Sigrist hall
Tuesday evening by the Williams
Jubilee Singers
Forty-three men under contract to
work ON the government dam at Con-
conully, arrived at Oroville Wednes-
day evening, going on up the line
Thursday morning.
What is sadly needed here is some
one TO build cottages to rent. 1t is i'm
possible to rent a neat and comfort
able residence, and there is demand
for Just such buildings.
A boiler, engine and equipment for
saw mill in Tunk creek valley, the
property of Rev. o. S. Hines was re
ceived here Tuesday, and loaded We'd
nesday for its destination.
Manager johnson, of the Sin ilka-
meen Power company, ran a wire to
the GAZETTE Office. 1t will carry the
Juice to run the electric motor that is
to operate the GAZETTE presses.
j. H. Edwards, one of the early set
tiers on Palmer mountain, was in town
Saturday. Like all people who want
to keep posted ON the country Mr.. Ed
wards subscribed for the GAZETTE.
The 26th of April is drifting this
way pretty rapidly, and the Odd Eel
lows are preparing to celebrate the
day in a manner becoming its impor-
lance as to its relation with the order.
Gum Mckinney, an old and widely
known resident of the north part of
the county, came in on the Tuesday
night train from a trip to Walla Walla
and the southeastern part of the state.
: S. Nj. keeler has purchased the Par
. sons boarding house and adjoining lot
and proposes making extensive i'm.
. provements in the way of charging
the building. Mr.. Keller is a welcome
addition to the business men of the city
! DR.. Schwabland was called to Mol
son Monday to operate on Mrs. Gus
Peterson for abcess of the brain. He
was assisted by DIR. Tyler. of Nelson
AT last reports the patient was resting
easy, and her chances for recovery are
favorable
Judge. f. w, Taylor passed through
town Friday last on his way to Repub
lie, where he was due to hold tern
of court. The Judge has made fin
record since taking office, and is spok
en- of highly by all who have had bust
( ness before his court.
3 The Crescent saloon has just changed
} hands. Barney johnson, late of Chat
leroy, is the new proprietor. Carpen