The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-09-23
TRAIN SCHEDULE.

attack of rheumatism.
No service at M. f.. church Sunday.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Ed. Spankenburger was a visitor at
| spokane for several days this week.
Mrs. Frank Grogan, of Nighthawk,
was visitor in Oroville Friday last.
Quite number of people from this
vicinity attended the Riverside fair.
| Fred Neal left for Spokane Friday
last on a business trip of short dura-
ton.
Harry Hamish has returned to Spo-
ksne TO resume his studies at GonZaga
college.
There has been some pretty warm
weather this week for this season of
the year.
Hon. Geo. j. Hurley, of Loomis
stopped over in town Tuesday on his
way to the outside.
Joe Lenton, the first and original
homesteader in the Nighthawk neigh
borhood, spent last Tuesday night in
Oroville.
w. S. Phillips, railway publicity
specialist with Great Northern rail-
way, stopped over in Oroville Wednes-
day night.
Gene Judd was over from LOOMS
Tuesday, on his way to the north half
where will gather up bunch of cattle
he recently purchased.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gadbury, who
have been in Spokane for some time,
stopped over in town Wednesday night
on their way to their home at Loomis.
Miss Kate Dallam left today for en-
rollment at the state university, Seat
tie where she will take a course in
journalism. -Wenatchee World.
Andrew Carlson, an Industrious farm
er gradually getting ahead in the
world, who owns Il homestead near
Wehesville, was in town Monday.
Geo. Whistler who is one of the best
posted horticulturists in this part of
the county, will attend the Spokane
fair and examine closely the fruits on
exhibition
Miss Agnes Desmond, of this place,
took the highest honors in the August
Sth grade examination for the county,
which was very creditable to the lit
tie lady.
j. j. Bennett arrived from Seattle
Tuesday and announces that he is back
to Okanogan to stay. Just what his
plans are for the present he did not
say, but he may wind up on piece of
orchard land.
Mrs. Sarah Regain proved up on a
homestead situated near Wehesville,
Saturday. Few women of the age of
Mrs. Regain, who has turned 81 years,
attempt to exercise and perfect their
homestead right.
The new warehouse of Beal & Payne,
on the south side of the track, is about
all covered and boxed in. 1t fills a
large space in the scenery, and quite
an addition to the structural collection
in that neighborhood.
Chas. Powell returned Monday from
stay of week at Spokane, where he
was kept busy laying in stock OF goods
T for the new mercantile house in which
he is largely interested The Washing
ton Commercial company
Charles Haley, of the Okanogan val
lev, and Miss Alva Garrett, of LoOmis,
were married Saturday evening, Judge
Sincock officiating. The marriage
took place at the home of Judge Sin
cock, in Horse Spring coulee.
a. Creelman, who is making his
headquarters at Hedley, where he is
interested in one of the choice mining
properties in the rich mineral zone
that surrounds that British Columbia
camp, spent Monday night in Oroville.
II. II. Fellmy, who will have charge
of the school at Wehesville the pres
ent term. was in Oroville Tuesday.
The gentem an is a recent arrival from
the east, and has had considerable ex-
perience training young ideas in the
way of lettered lore.
Harry Houittan, a prosperous ranch
er of Horse Spring coulee, left Friday
last for Republic where he goes into
DR. Webb's hospital to be treated for
typhoid, from which he had been suf-
fering for some days. Rest and treat
ment will soon make him a well man.
Deputy Collector Chas. Cole, the Joe
Miller of the custom service, spent
Saturday and Sunday in Oroville, cast
ing his eagle eye over the houses en-
gagged in the wet goods trade. lie was
loaded with his usual cargo of stories,
and kept his friends on a broad grin
during his stay.
Mrs. Ira w. Follis has been very
seriously i'll for number OF Gays, ana
for time there were grave appre-
tensions that she could not survive.
Wednesday there was decided change
for the better, and while not entirely
out of danger, tho chances are decid-
edly in tho lady's favor.
T. L. limerick, travelling agent for
the Washington Fire Insurance COM
panv. arrived in Oroville Tuesday from
LOOMS, where he was called to adjust
the losses sustained by the destruction
of II. f.. Windsor's residence. The
liability will be met as soon as Mr..
limerick can make his report.
Ex-County Commissioner Pat Nc
Donald and he is entitled to the pre-
fix, as he was one of the first commits
sioners to serve in the county-was in
town Saturday. Since last February
Mr.. Mcdonald has been holding down
ranch on the mountain so persistent
~ that he rarely gets to town.
Mrs. j. NJ. Judd, of LOOMS, left for
her old home in Wyoming Friday last
to visit with a sister. There Is TO DE
n family reunion this month, and
among those to be present whom she
cxpects to meet is sister she has not
seem for 40 years. Mr.. and Mrs. Judo
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