The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-08-20
TRAIN SCHEDULE
Daily Except Sunday.

Vincent Doody is reported as among
Jhe numerous sick at LOOMS.
Many people were up on the lake
sunday enjoying days outing.
Mrs. y. =. IIutchings. OF Loomis is
reported to be quite i'll with typhoid
fever.
\ son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Al.
ltiSte, OF the Similkameen valley. last
Thursday.
There will be regular services in the
presbyterian church Sunday evening,
Rev. II. NJ Course.
Miss Laura Ostenhaut, of Seattle.
has been visiting with Mrs. j. r. Ea-
ton for the past fortnight.
/. l.. Work returned Saturday from
attending meeting of bankers held
at Leavenworth last week.
Will Judd was over from LOOMS
Monday after the household effects OF
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson.
Judge y. w. Barry, of Riverside,
who is candidate for the judgeship.
was visitor in Oroville Sunday.
AL Carew, who has been seriously
i'll at Loomis for some time. is report
ed to be well on toward recovery.
The graduating exercises of the
teacher training class of the NJ. f.
church Thursday evening, Sept. 8.
w. J. Hoskyn is having lumber de
lvered on the lots back of the Presby-
or It1 f4INt Il
dence.
DR.. Schwaband was called to LOOMS
Sunday night in response to a call from
Geo Drew. who has young child
quite i'll.
Julius Brechlin, who has been work
ing for the Golden Sands mining com
pany, left for his home at Loomis
Tuesday.
Brandy, the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Smith, has been quite i'll
this week. At present writing the lad
is much better.
Mrs VIM. Q. King, of Minneapolis
arrived in Oroville Saturday and con
with her grand daugher, Mrs. Jas. f.
Forde
Hedley will hold a two days cele-
bration labor day, Sept. and 8, and
the local band will contribute the mu-
sic. No doubt a number of people from
Oroville viii be present during the
Robert and Mrs. Thompson will be
in Oroville Sunday evening, August
%, on their way o'the annual confer
ence, and will conduct gospel service
in the NJ. f. church. Mrs. Thompson
will speak
,,o y y voho oro,lool,od tbo Fact
va ii th,,,,IL a,Insod 70 no
edge of the AK Monday, while splitting
wood. and the result was that he al
most separated that useful member
from the hand
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place III tile NoaI" Sn.. q $500 1io'
ing AIIeT soy utN % . o1i,',i
torrIo Temperature o"g VIM - l'O. nrd
80 .i'o l9' VII o,,o,,,rb ~ eGnire frns
for comfort.
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tahciler ana "''ot YAK 80 II, town
livery business III l1n"'.''9, "it' - ha VG"n
the la1ler PItu Vi .I'O 49,
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where ne mas "eGn nv ius , liz Lnttnr
OF years ne iou,,u ''0 o,iI Ia. cor,o
than ONahoS"i oo"i''' ''"0 ""' 0'''''
back TO stay
During the past week there mas 93een
another exceedingly not spell + riGaH
last the thermometer mafNeu l' .,.. ne
e th', foarful dust, and a heavy pail OF
e,,v ,I' ,, ,o the weather very uncom-
S''ioMG ,''' and i. conducive to languid-
.ol ,'n ai;d s ','l
ness 'i' ''0''''
+. 4. McGuin,oi brewster announces c'''
his candidacy before the primaries io'
the Office Of county engineer posi-
ton he now holds 10y appointment TO
ill the uneNpired term OF one Noou,
ward. Mr. McGuh Is llf9G-fIa9H clSlI
engineer and surveyors ana mas 80 iar
filled the Office he seeks to retain WIN
much ability and to the satisfaction OF
the COMMISSIONERS
Judge w {. Brown OF Ok9noSah'
announces himself as candidate Tor
the Office Of superior Judge Tor Ihe Ju-
dicial district of Ferry and OK9nogan
counties. When this Judiclai qISUtlct
was organized Mr.. Brown was the iirs'
..1,,t,I iuJrp To serve In the UlSLllCI.