The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-08-19

wednesday morning for Spokane to
loin her husband.
Attorney r. p. Hoskyn was in Spo-
kane several days this week on pro-
fessional business.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Provo went to Che.
paca Saturday to spend several DAYS
visiting with their daughter Mrs Oty.
Mrs. Robt. Hoose returned home
Sunday from visit of several weeks
duration among friends at Fairview.
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Mrs. II. w. Bragg and children re-
turned home during the week after
spending much of the hot spell up in
Nelson country.
L. A. Hubbell, who is interested in
and has been connected with the RUBY
mine for long time, spent last Friday
night in Oroville.
Mrs. Dick Boering, Of Hedley. sister
OF George and Harry Bowerman. has
been visiting with her brothers during
the past fortnight.
Mrs. a. ID. Balderson returned to
her home at Spokane SATURDAY.. after
having spent fortnight with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Samson.
Sam Ryder, one time resident of
Oroville and now knuckling down to
| the simple life on ranch in the Tunk
creek country, was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Nj. Dallam left Saturday
to visit with Mrs. II. G. Champneys.
on Palmer lake, and friends at LOOMS,
| expecting to be absent a week or two
A very radical change in the weather
| Sunday left a premonition of coming
winter on the cloud piercing peak of
old Chopaca in the shape of mantle
| of snow.
The long list of sick people at LOOMS
are on the road to recovery. Forum
ate indeed is that camp in having no
fatalities during the reign of dread
| typhoid.
| The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Forde, of Loomis, that is suffering from
the dread disease, infantile paral ysis.
is slowly improving and reported to be
out of danger.
The protective season for game birds
expired Monday, and the man with a
gun was common sight this week.
Birds are scarce and skittish just now,
and no large bags are reported.
Geo. j. Hurley, of Loomis, was an
outgoing passenger Monday morning,
on a business trip to Spokane and
Wenatchee. He drove over from
LOOMS during the night with his son,
| Webb.
r.. Greiger and w. O. Hamish left
Monday for the Green river hot
springs, where they will devote a couple
of weeks trying the boiling out process
matism.
Geo. J. Gardiner left Saturday morn
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assistants Mr.. Gardiner will survey
the property for patent, a job that will
occupy his time for the next three or
four weeks.
Ed. Klingman of the Washington
Commercial company, left Monday on
a trip to southern Idaho, and will be
gone week or ten days. The young
man has earned an outing by close APP
plication for many months.
Capt. Dui1ield after his return to
Oroville resigned from the revenue
service and has gone back to the coast.
NJ. j. Quigley is temporarily acting as
immigration inspector at this place
until an appointment is made totill the
vacancy.
Another Oroville candidate in the
lists at the primary election is Henry
X. Dougan, who is running for county
surveyor, and if personal merit and
professional ability counts for anything
in vote getting he should make II stiff
run for the place.
Dan England, who has by great in
dustry and the application of "A knowl-
edge how to treat fruit trees right
made the Elis-Forde ranch, on the Ok
anogan river, one of the most promis-
ing big orchards in the valley, was in
town Tuesday after supplies.
Last Friday evening Il new girl made
its appearance in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Richmond, of LOOMS, and
there is much JOY in the family the
little one has come to brighten The
mother and child are doing well, and
]. NJ. is by degrees coming to.
A. u. Murray has invested in gas
oline launch, from which he is due tc
extract much pleasure, as his home Is
situated on the shore of Osoyoos lake
The boat came in knocked down, ano
Mr.. Murray has had his mechanical
ingenuity taxed to the limit getting il
together.
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