The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1910-07-29
Daily Except Sunda

The county commissioners meet ne xt
week.
The protracted drouth seems to be
here to stay.
Chas Shull, of LOOMS, was visitor
In town Saturday
The capacity of the grand stand at
the ball grounds is to be doubled for
the tournament.
p. Zimmerman, connected with the
state land department, has been spend
ing the week in Oroville.
Jas. f. Forde ran his new auto to
Fairview and return Sunday, making
"A miles in about three hours.
Johnnie Mecher, bright young lad
living at Loomis, spent Tuesday in
Oroville visiting with friends.
j. f. Samson and Fred J. Fine repre-
sonted this precinct in the republican
county convention held at Omak Tues
day.
Mrs. Frank Burnley, of Loomis, is
seriously i'll with typhoid fever. DR..
Schwabland was called. over to see her
Tuesday.
f. A. Brouillette has rented the va.
cant room on Main street, next to
TruaX's barber shop, and will open a
shoe shop.
Main street south of the track is be-
ing neatly graded for couple of blocks,
much to the improvement of that
thoroughfare.
Mrs. Ed Cox and children returned
last week from visit of several weeks
duration with Mrs. Cox's parents, in
Stevens county.
Riley Hurlbert and Solan Sain, OF
Loomis, are still very sick men. The
balance of the typhoid fever patients
at that camp are rapidly improving.
A new panola has been added to
the equipment of the Hotel Radbourn.
1t is fine instrument, and the guests
of the inn are supplied with abundance
of choice melody.
Gospel services will be conducted by
Robert and Mrs. Thompson, in NJ. +.
church. Loomis, Sunday, July 81.
Morning 80 a. m: evening s o'clock.
Sunday school 1920 a. m.
Harry Hazelhurst was in town Tues
| day. He had just received word that
his brother, Robert, was killed at
| Deyils Lake, North Dakota on July
II. in an automobile accident.
r. Greiger has been on the cripple
list for week. A carbuncle, or some
other misery creating excrescence
fastened on his left foot, making navi
CATION difficult and piling up a large
amount of suffering.
A desperate effort was made on the
part of the elements to get up rair
Thursday last, but failed to connect
However a marked change in the tenn
perature followed, which was hailed as
a blessing by sweltering humanity.
DR.. C. p. House returned home this
week from visit to Michigan, and is
about the happiest man in town, as or
the 18th of this month boy was borr
into the family. Mrs. House is with
her parents in Michigan, and is doing
nicely.
If was impossible for the All Stars
to dig up a catcher Monday, hence
were unable to make the trip to Omal
and play the scheduled game of ball
which was great disappointment al
around. and especially to the manager
| of the team.
Frank Grogan the sage, rancher ano
miner of the Similkameen valley, was
in town Friday last to purchase
mower. Thanks to repeated high
water this spring the farmers OF the
valley will harvest better than aver
age crops this year
Jake .Tordi, German 10 years Of
age died at LOOMS Sunday, and was
buried Tuesday, Robt. Thompson Of
floating. The deceased was a resi-
dent of LOOMS and vicinity for mum
ber of years. He was an industrious
and unassuming citizen, and made
many friends who mourn his loss.
Attorney Fitzgerald has received
copy of the decision of the supreme
court in the case of Phillips. 1t was
written by Chief Justice Rudkin, ano
is a clean cut legal document. Natur
IL, Nj, L';tz0erald feels highly pleased