The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-11-18

Our local attorneys are off to court
at Conconully this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Fruit were visitors
In town from LOOMS Saturday.
Chas. F. Sigrist left for Spokane Sat.
urday to take in the national apple
show.
DIR. o. w. Mintzer will preach in
the M. f. church, at LOOMS, Nov. q,
at p. m.
Philip Cochran, living near Night
hawk, proved up on his homestead
Thursday last.
The first snow to fall whitened the
earth Wednesday night, but it moved
off the next day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Van Alta were
in town Saturday from their home on
Palmer mountain.
Vic Champneys, the pioneer stock
man of the Similkmeen valley, was in
town a couple of days this week.
Deputy Assessor Carl Hamilton was
in town Saturday, from Loomis, for the
first time in couple of months.
John Kendall, the old time River
side livery man, was among the visit
ors scattered about town Monday.
A moving picture show is giving
nightly exhibitions in Peerless hall.
Somewhat metropolitan style. Ell
Mrs. Paul Schultz, of LOOMS, was
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Il. f.
Collier, for several days this week.
The Ladies' Aid of the Nj. E. church
will meet next Wednesday afternoon,
at the home of Mrs. S. G. Mitchell.
w. E. Moultray left Wednesday on
a trip to southern California, and ex-
poets to be absent six weeks or two
months.
Percy Eastman, of LOOMS, who is
helping Geo. Hurley set out large tracts
of fruit in the Sinlahekin valley, was
in town Monday.
H. G. Champneys, an old an popular
resident of the Similkameen valley,
wena of to Spokane Wednesday to take
in the apple show.
e. McCammon left for Conconully
Sunday where he was called to act as
a Juror, and he did not seem highly
elated over the job.
The railroad is accommodating a tre-
mendous stack of fence posts at this
station, presumably for use aloug the
Oroville-Patereos line.
A number of Ferry county people,
witnesses in the Phillips case, spent
Sunday in Oroville on their way to at
tend court at C0nconully.
R. Grieger and S. H. Sanderson were
in Conconully Monday. taking out the
papers that entities them to be
classified with the people.
A. Remie, travelling for a Seattle
wholesale glad rag establishment, was
doing the merchants of Oroville in his
usual suave style Wednesday.
Friday last Guy Gilmore received
the diploma awarded to him for an ex-
hibit of fruit, grains and vegetables he
made at the last Interstate fair.
Fred T. Neal, the new prosecuting
attorney elect, left Monday to visit
with his parents at Davenport, and to
take rest after strenuous campaign.
Christmas comes on Sunday this year,
and is due to arrive five weeks from
next Sunday. 1t is not any too long a
time to get ready for the great holiday.
George Engle, an old resident OF the
county who is interested in some val
liable mining property north OF Oro-
Vile, left for Spokane Monday attract
ed by the apple show.
f. j. Bradley, who has been a resi-
dent of Horse Spring coulee for years,
Will Sell Ilio pCTSOudi property du ouS-
ton Monday, Nov. %, and move to the
west side of the state.
Andy Johnston has purchased three
acres of land near the old ball grounds
in the south part of town, from the
townsite company, and will put up
modern home next summer.
Will Moultray, of this place, gath
cred in a large slice of real estate at
the recent sale of school lands at Con-
conully. He says it is his intention to
prepare the ground for the purpose of
putting out trees.
John M. Cutchie, one of the early
settlers of the Similkameen valley,
we'll up toward the division line that
separates Uncle Sans dominion from
that of John Bull, was visitor in Orc
Vile Friday last.
If you dance be sure an attend the
ball to be given by the ladies of the
Catholic church, in Sigrist hall, next
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