The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-08-20

is in market.
Deputy Assessor Carl Hamilton came
in from LOOMS Tuesday.
John f. Reese was in from his Okla
hogan valley ranch Wednesday,
Gordon Erwin, of LOOMS, was Wis
ltor In town over Sunday night.
L. L. Work, of Conconully, was a
passenger bound for Nelson Monday.
Dave Ionic, who has charge of the
Nlghthawk stamp mill. was visitor
in town Saturday.
The Work g. Co. lob office has been
moved into the building recently occu-
pied by +. A. McMahan.
Mrs. John p. Forde spent Monday
night in Oroville on her way to Seat
tie to attend the exposition.
Hunters found grouse very scarce
article Sunday. Some good bags of
prairie chickens were reported
Miss Hilda White, of LOOMS, was
an out going passenger Tuesday en-
route to Seattle to visit the exposition.
Ed Klingman returned to his post
with Washington Commercial company
Monday morning after vacation of a
| week
Mrs. S. Fl. Sanderson and son Louie
left Friday last on visit of several
weeks duration with friends at Phoe-
nix, B. G.
Henry Bahrs, of Loomis, was pas
senger from the west Tuesday evening,
and left Wednesday morning for out
side points.
The Evans brothers have cut large
amount of hay this summer, and gex-
pect to feed large drove of cattle
next winter.
A heavy fire burned over consider
able territory on the mountains only
few miles southeast of town during
the past week.
$. T.. Armstrong, of the FIRST Nation
al bank went to Nelson Tuesday to
fill position in the Work bank dur
ing the absence of the cashier.
Misses Cloe and Grace Durham. of
Cooperspville, Mich, who were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. De Vos last
week, left for their home Monday
+. }. Cummings. the Riverside mer-
chant, was in town Saturday. Mr..
Cummings still has interests in Orc
Vile that require frequent trips up
this way.
Chas. Thomas came in Monday from
Nighthawk. where he had been visit
ing with his father, and left Tuesday
morning for Spokane, where he he is
now making his home.
+. Z. Klingman of Cleveland, Ohio,
who spent a week with his brother Ed,
of this place, on camping trip in the
mountains west of LOOMS, left for his
eastern home Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. w. r. Schwabland we're
passengers bound for Chesaw Tuesday
morning. Mrs. Schwabland visited
with friends at that place. while the
doctor went cunning for birds.
Assessor c. d. Kloppenburg has been
amounted by the commissioners to rep
>sept the county at the meeting of the
81. a Beard of Equalization, that CON
.oaos It Olympia in September.
W. ,3e,,sie Richards, OF Loomls'
was a pass, anger on the outgoing east
hound last t'.~iday morning, on her way
80 hor old no, ue at Wheatland, ~ ~
The lady expect ed to be absent couple
of months.
The summer season is winding up
with a pretty warm run oil weather,
The public can stand it, for taken as
mho,e tho summer has been one OF the
most pleasant this part of the country
ha, experienced for years
Chas. Halliott, of st. Paul, who Is
with the Gre VI Norlhe'p III
the capacity of an engine err arr''e'' II,
town Saturday, and took a pea'h '''',
lrove over the line of the Propo'e"
Brewster branch.
Orville Hix was down from tire mine !
his father is interested in on Eiieme-
ham mountain Saturday, mingling Win
friends. The writer new Mr.. Hix when
hat Young gentleman was mere lao'
and was pleased to renew the old ae-
luaintance.
Martin L. Tobie, who owns gooo
'anch on EneAs mountain, was III 81
vile Monday. Mr.. Tobie ,>uiy rece,i'-
y returned from Tacoma. WHERE '''
,pent about a year, and expects
urn to the coast in few days to
main all winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Wehe, of Mil
yankee. who were visiting with the
ather of Mr.. Wehe, at Wehesville.
ONE weeks ago, returned Thursday
asst from trip to Seattle to spend
mother fortnight with A. NJ. Wehe
efore returning home.