The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-06-18
TRAIN SCHEDULE.

hon. M. "A. Smalley, OF CneSaw,
spent Sunday in Oroville.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Hastings, of Kipling
were shopping in town Tuesday.
Ed Mills, of Boneparte, was visiting
with relatives in Oroville Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Kootch, of Kipl-
ing. were visitors in Oroville Tuesday.
Ole a. johnson filed homestead on
land situated on Ellemeham mountain
Monday.
w. b. Sexson returned home Mon
day evening from his trip to Spokane
and Reardon.
Mrs. Richards, of LOOMS, was a Wis
itor in Oroville last Saturday, coming
here to consult DR.. Webb.
Mr. and Mrs. f. j. Cummings were
up from Riverside Monday. Mr. Cum
mings still has interests here to look
after.
Judge John II. Fraser returned Sat
urday from a few days sojourn at the
county seat, where he was called on
court business.
Miss Kate Dallam received life
diploma for teaching Monday, having
graduated from the Normal school and
taught two years.
A party of Oroville residents went
up to Osyoos on launch Sunday, and
spent the day fishing, bathing and hav-
ing a general good time.
Misses Bernice and Marguerite Will
liams departed Tuesday morning to
join their mother in Seattle, where
they will spend the summer.
Miss Edwynne lilly returned home
from Spokane Saturday, where she had
been attending the Academy of the
Holy Names during the past year.
Jas. f. Forde, j. A. Gadbury, Jay
Newell and Harry Forde made record
Tuesday evening unloading a car of
flour. They skinned the car in 30
minutes.
There will be game of ball on the
local ground Sunday between the pro-
fessional men and nine from the
band. 1t will be hot stuff, and well
worth seeing.
p. ID. Smith, of Conconully, one of
the bright and successful members of
the county bar, was passenger on the
east bound train last Friday morning
He was accompanied by his son.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Western, of Spo-
kane. stopped over in Oroville Monday
night on their way to the home of H.
G.. Champneys, on Palmer lake, where
they will spend couple of months
H. B. Vinton, the Spokane optician,
spent couple of days in Oroville this
week, on one of his regular profession
al tours of the upper country. He was
on the trip by his wife.
Dr. j. L. Masters left for Spokane
Tuesday morning, where he will be
joined by his wife, who has been visit
ing in Portland and Seattle. and ex-
poets to return to Oroville in few
days.
Already some four barrels of crude
oil have been used on the sloughs and
water holes in this vicinity in an effort
to cut down the mosquito evil. May
the the remedy prove efficatious is the
prayer of the public.
Miss Helen Stoddard, who has been
attending the Academy of the Holy
Names, at Spokane, during the past
year, stopped over in Oroville Monday
night on her way to join her aunt,
Mrs. E. C. Willard, at Loomis.
Miss Gladys Blackler, of Lake For
est, HIS, joined her brother, A. j.
Blackler, of this place Friday last. and
will spend the summer in Oroville and
vicinity. Miss Blackler spent last sum
mer in Oroville with her parents.
Mrs. Mary w. Taylor, the stenogra-
pher, completed transcribing the test
money she took down at the two land
contest cases heard before the L. S.
Commissioner last week, Monday, and
returned to her homestead on Palmer
mountain.
None of the population should over
look the band concert that takes place
in Sigrist hall this evening. While
aiding Il deserving organization the
audience will be given full value re-
ceived in the shape of most enjoyable
A couple of fairies-tarnished fairies
--loated in town last week and were
yanked as vags. Judge FRASER assess
ed tax of SIS per, and the strangers
departed hence, wised up to the fact
that Orovlle is wearing off the repu-
tation of wild and woolly.
Judge and Mrs. E. w. Taylor stopped
over in Oroville last Friday night on
their way to Republic. where the Judge
opened term of court Monday. Judge
Taylor is making most creditable
record on the bench, and is spoken of
highly by all having business before