The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-08-12

Mrs. Thompson will speak in the
LOOMS NJ. f.. church Sunday evening.
Attorney Fitzgerald was called to
Conconully Tuesday ON legal business.
A very bright display of northern
lights was a heavenly phenomenon
Tuesday night.
The good order that prevailed dur
ing the tournament was favorably com
mented upon 10y every visitor.
DR. Schwabland made a professional
visit to Loomis Wednesday, and states
that the several patients are doing well.
The telephone has been moved from
Jay Newell's store to the office of John
f. Reese, opposite the Peerless hotel.
Amos Harry, Albert Blaine, Roy
Henson and Chef Moore of Chesaw were
interested spectators at the tournament
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. f. Forde drove
over to l.oomis Wednesday in their car
and expect to remain at that place a
couple of weeks.
Geo. Bowerman has the thanks Of
this Office for huge watermelon and
muskmelon, the best the force eyer
put their faces into.
Marshal Myers ran in an Indian last
Friday evening, who by some myster-
ious means, had managed to secure an
over dose of fire water.
Mrs. Jas. Stack left Saturday morn
ing for Rochester, MINI. The lady has
been in poor health for some time and
will undergo an operation.
Webb Hurley dropped in from
LOOMS Monday and took part in two
or three of the ball games in the tour
nament as member of the picked
nine.
Remember the ice cream social given
under the auspices of the LOOMS NJ.
f. Ladies' Aid Wednesday evening,
August H. Proceeds for repairing
parsonage.
Mrs Fred j. Fine, accompanied by
her son, Lawrence Campbell, departed
Saturday for Elgin, His, where they
expect to visit with Mrs. Fines par
ents for some three months.
Harry Hall was in town Wednesday
from Horse Spring coulee, after an en-
CINE for thresher Mr.. Hall recently
returned from tripto st. Louis, where
he sold a car load of horses.
Miss Fannie +. Gardiner, of Chicago
is visiting the brother Geo. j. Gardi-
ner. The lady has been spending the
summer at Los Angeles, and came up
to Oroville on her way home.
Mrs NJ. Jarvis, who has been visit
inc on the coast since June, arrived in
Oroville last Friday. She was met at
this place by Mr.. Jarvis, and they left
for their home near Tonasket Saturday.
w. +. Burbury, one of the sturdy
and thrifty old time residents of Horse
Spring coulee, and Il gentleman who
combines intelligent management with
industry in making farming a success,
was a visitor in town Wednesday.
j. A. Gadbury met with a painful
accident Saturday while unloading hay
at his barn in this place. The wagon
was backed upon him catching his
RIGHT arm in such a manner that a
bone was broken just above the wrist.
Miss Eva Gilmour and Miss Mary
StofTeren. of the Oroville ME. teacher
training class, each received loo per
cent in their recent examinations 1t
is expected that the final examination
will be held in Oroville on August -.
w. 5. Cooper, who wa, at the head
of the Conconully schools last year, and
who is to teach at Nelson the coming
winter, was in town several days this
week. Mr.. Cooper is out as a candid
ate for the democratic nomination fof
county clerk.
If reports from Loomis are correct
typhoid fever is spreading at that CAM
rs number of new cases have devel
oped. Besides those already reported
Frank Burndley, Marion Gadbury
Walter Allen, Il daughter of Chas
Jones and others are on the sick list.
Not one of the county papers had the
courtesy to mention the base ball tour
nament at this place in their las
issue. This is hardly the right spiri
to display, especially as the GAzETrI
has in the past taken pleasure in an
nouncing any event that is to TAKE
place in neighbo-ing towns.
II. f. Jones is in charge of the Sim
ilkameen falls power plant as repre-
senting the Republic syndicate tina
recently leased that property. He Isl
man long schooled in the mystery o
electricity, pleasant gentleman t.
meet, and has confidence in the future
of this upper country.
Mrs. J. \. Gadbury accompanied b.
) her daughters, Misses Jennie and Lola