The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1909-10-29
TRAIN SCHEDULE.

| IIelS or LOOMS, was in town Tuesday.
e. w. Mallory will have a bic turkey
shoot in Oroville the day before Thanks
| giving.
| Mr.. and Mrs Lee Rhoden. of LOOMS.
were over to the dance "Wednesday
evening.
f. j. Cummings, of Riverside. left
on a business trip to Spokane Wednes-
day morning.
Chas. Shull, one of the pioneer resi-
gents OF the county, was in town from
Loomis Monday
MI. and Mrs. Thos. Dunlop and Mrs,
| Williams, of kipling, were visitors in
town this week.
}. &. Bunbury, head of the boundary
ponce force, was down from Green
wood, Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas. Powell and Miss Kate
Dallam went to LOOMS Thursday for Il
visit of few days.
Arthur Lund, the popular and sue
cessful young banker of Riverside, was
in town over Tuesday night.
Conductor Gage, of the Keremeos
run, is taking a lay off to move his
family to his ranch near Kettle Falls.
Jas. Callahan and A. NJ V. Kaas, of
Loomis, were in Oroville Wednesday
on tour of the county along the line
| OF the new railroad.
The department of commerce and la
Dor has designated Oroville rs one of
the four ports of entry in the state for
the admission of aliens.
d. Balm has been on the sick list for
several days, and at one time was in n
serious condition. At last accounts
Mr.. Balm was improving.
Henry Mustard was down Wednes-
day from his Palmer mountain ranch
to meet a brother who had just come
in from the Walla Walla country.
Geo. w. Loudon. of Ioomis, drove
l2C0 sheep through Oroville, Saturday,
on the way to Vernon, where he had
disposed of the bunch at good figures.
Miss Ada MCGEE, who has been Wis
ting with her sister, Mrs. f. TruaX,
for several weeks, returned to her
home at Santa Cruez, Cal, Wednesday.
The Odd Fellows dance Wednesday
evening was a hummer. The attend
ence was large, and those present had
large time measured by the pleasure
in circulation.
A cradle roll reception will be given
Saturday afternoon from to 4. in the
M. +. church parlor. All the mothers
and friends as well as the babies are
cordially invited.
The town council advertises in this
issue for bids for building Certain. side.
walks in the north part of town. Here
is chance for the carpenters to get in
on an extensive job.
Geo A. Blackwell, of Riverside, one
of the old residents of the county who
has prospered in business enterprises
with which he has been connected, was
a visitor in town Monday.
The Halloween party to be given
by the Tri Mu society this evening
promises to supply whole lot of Joy
all who attend. The young people
should be encouraged by large at
tendance.
Miss Gladys Blackler left for her
home at Forest Grove, Ills, Monday
morning, after having spent the sum
mer in Orovile. She was accompanied
as far as Spokane by her brother, j.
A. Blackler
Dan Welch, u prosperous cattle man
living near Loomis, left Thursday for
his old home in Pennsylvania, where
he will spend the winter. 1t Is the
first time he has been cut OF the coun-
ty in - years.
B. H. Richards formerly of Okanog-
an. the town., now of Lind this state,
accompanied by VIM. Wildigton and
w. A. Luce, of Spokane, were in this
part of the county during week figur-
ing on land deal.
Hugh Jones, a resident of the Mol
son country, was brought to town by
friends this week, and is now under
the care of DR.. Beale, at the Hendrix
lodping house. Mr. Jones is suffering
from heart trouble.
Mrs. Thompson will speak at the
regular gospel service in NJ. f. church
Sunday, October 81, at $50 p. m. Sun
day school every Sunday at ii a. m.
Regular prayer meeting every We'd
nesday at 1870 p. m.
Jack Long and Jas. Kinchelo drove
in 1870 head of beef cattle Tuesday. Adj
ed to this bunch were Ii head belong
inc to A. p. and Cecil Hutchings. The
cattle were weighed in here and driven
to Nelson for shipment.
The dance given last Friday night
for the benefit of the Catholic church
was we'll attended and thoroughly en-
loved by those taking part. The re-
ceipts were large leaving satisfactory
balance for the church.
The local Circle Women of Wood
craft have a class of Is new members
who are to be initiated in Il couple OF
weeks. Mrs. Hollywood will return
TO conduct the ceremony, and Will be
assisted by large delegation from
| LOOMS.
Parties are eradicating the marks OF
the fire on the south end of the Peer
less hotel. New paint is great I'M
proven of buildings, and particularly IN
this case where there was much brown
and scorched space exposed to the pub
lie view.
The Keremeos Chronicle says that
"the first wedding to be celebrated In
Keremeos church was held on Wednes-
dav. the 10Th inst, at noon, when 81
neon Robert Tilson was united to MISS
Leslie Ada Rainey, daughter OF Mrs.
L. A. Schafer, of Oroville."
Fred. j. Fine was called to Nelson
Monday to act in the capacity OF coron'
er in the case of a sudden death. Upon