The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-04-30

a. Signs was visitor in Nelson
Tuesday.
J. ?. Anderson was Loomis visitor
Saturday.
Deputy Sheriff Mills was up to Mol
son Tuesday.
Prof. Geo. r. Booher, of Riverside,
was in Oroville Saturday.
Burt Riste was a passenger bound
for Nelson Tuesday morning.
Chas. w. Cook was passenger for
Spokane on Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Herdon, of
Nighthawk, were in town Monday.
w. j. DeNlerchant filed on a home
stead before the L. S. Commissioner
Wednesday.
The new year is slipping along at a
dizzy pace. With today one-third of
it has been.
Geo. Loudon, ir,, the coming Kere-
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Oroville Monday.
Miss Clara Melcher, of Loomis, ar
rived from Spokane Tuesday evening
on her way home.
| Joritz johnson was in from Antoine
Monday to help out with the Odd Eel
lows celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. DeMerchant, of
Golden, were among the crowd at the
odd Fellows dance
G. s. Barnes, all the way from dear
old Des Mones, Iowa, was registered
in Oroville Monday.
A welcome rain fell Monday night
Frightening up vegetation. little
more would do no harm.
J. A. Blackler, manager of the Orc
Vile Townsitc company, was passen-
ger for Spokane Tuesday morning.
Capt. Ruger, of the custom service,
was passenger bound for Chopaca, on
official business, Tuesday morning.
Regular gospel service in the Meth
odist Episcopal church every Sunday
evening pm. Sunday school II am.
w. II. Alexander, of Spokane, who
is largely Interested in the Horn Silver
mine near Golden, was in town Sunday.
Greenwood last week by the illness of
his father, returned to Oroville Mon
day.
H. S. Stoolfire, Spokane attorney
who has interests in this county. was a
visitor in Oroville the latter part of
last week,
A. Geo. Wehe, NJ. Horrigan and r.
G, johnson were in from Weheville,
Monday, taking part in the Odd Eel
lows parade.
II. r. Churchill, of Spokane, an as
sayer and chemist was in Oroville
Sunday. He had been out examining
the Horn Silver mine,
Percy Eastman, Gordon Irvine and
Chas Graham, Loomis live wires,
drove over Monday and took part in
the Odd Fellows festivities.
Mr.. and Mrs. [, J.. Merrill, of Los
Angeles, Cal, passed through town
this week, in company with Nj. x.
Rodgers, en- route for Bedley.
The regular nine and the high school
bal ~;
The score was to in favor of the
regulars, which indicates pretty good
game.
Vegetation is about month behind
regular schedule time. Usually every
thing that grows is further advanced
the FIRST of April than it is now on the
first of May.
Mrs. Bessie Howard, of Riverside,
who Is soliciting advertisements for a
postal guide, spent several days in
town during the week and did consid-
cradle business.
& A. Andrus returned from Spokane
Tuesday evening and reports that Mon
roe Hartman has 50 far improved that
he will return to the Ruby mine in a
week or ten days.
Miss Edwynne 'Cilley, of Orovllc,
who is developing wonderful musical
talent in her studies at Spokane, re-
Gently made decided hit at recital
in that city by her skill upon the harp.
1t should not be forgotten that the
school field meet takes place in Orc
Vile on May s. The exercises promise
to be interesting, as numerous COM
petitorS will probably enter the lists.
Robert Evans has purchased car
load of apples from the orchards OF
Jas. O'Herin, John Woodland, c. Fl.
Baldwin and w. II. Mcdaniel, neal
LOOMS, and will ship them direct tc
New York.
S, j. Dillabaugh, the popular Con
conully inn keeper, was visitor in
Oroville Monday. He cannot wear
himself away from seductive mining
and he was over here on some Law con
nerted with that industry