The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1911-05-12

| y. W. n. FOrSDcrS, Nelson farmer
was in O'oville Tuesda?
Sheriff Thorp VAS in town Monda,
on business connected with his Office
nr. G.. =. House returned home IN,
latter part of last week from a trip t.
the east
Jas T.. Ford ran down to Spokan,
Saturday t. spend "A few days witt
his family.
Wm Byers. of Riverside, after spcn
ding a week in Orovilic. left for For,
George. Il. C.. Wednesday.
A. Signs ha> contract to build {
hotel at Nelson. which will keep hin
away from homc for some time.
Mrs. f.. b. Grinncll came over from
Conconuly Saturday to spend few
days With her neither and brother.
+. W. Culbcrtson. who owns a home
stead near Nelson. was transacting
business in Orovil!c the first of the
week.
The much needed rain fell copiously
in the valley during the week l. was
timely and OF Questionable value To the
cultiNator OF the soil.
Miss Millie Richards. who spent the
winter in southern California arr, ed
in Orovillr Friday last on her way to
I
Mrs. DR. Manley. who spent several
weeks visiting with her daughter Mrs.
c. c. Hedgcr, returned to her home at
Republic "Wednesday.
Robert Evans and DR.. Schwabland
went over to Conconully Tucsi;y
where their presence was requires il
some court proceedings.
mrr Mountain tunnel property a, Loo
mis-, was an outgoing passenger east
bound, Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thompson and
Miss Mcintosh. who are doing very
successful church work at I.oomis and
TonaSket. were visitors in town Tues
day.
Miss Alice SWitZcr is visiting with
her sister, Mrs. Fred j. Fine. Miss
SwitZer had charge of IA school in Lin
coin county during the past school
wear, and may teach in this county
next yca".
Some Of the higher ridges within
sight Of town were pcpperCd with snow
after the rains OF the past week 1t is
a trinc unS eaSoEablt, even on the
higher places, ard eat down the tenn
peraturc to a point where fires were
not uncomtort lbIe.
Return games will be played on the
local diamond between the Oloville
and OkanO9an and Omak ball teams
some inc during this month and TIL"
events will draw out a large crowd
from all tn" surrounding country. The
well as Off the field.
Elacklcr. who is an outtielder with
few equals AMI 70 Supporters in anna
teur rank, and Hedger IA crack all
around player. Wcr' unable to az
company tie Fam on its OkanoSan-
Omak trip Theii presence might not
have mad" any difference in the result
of the gaA.cs. th'n again it might
Surely Peter Becker struck it rich
in TEXAS \ letter from him requests
that the paper be discontinued until
fall, as he was about to sail for Eu-
rope on u protracted visit. A few more
of rs had better light ont for the Lone
Star state if sight seeing in foreign
lands is the reward for a change of
base.
e G.. Tillcy left for Spokan" Monday
morning, and may extend his trip to
Tacoma Mr.. RILEY has an interest
in an eNtonSiYc tract o. land near
Princeton. 4. -. situated in tn coal
belt and consequently of much pros
DttllNt Vault. Il' IdH S''ii' ''' '''
this time with he expectation of clos
ing IA deal
At The Methodist church sunday,
May II: 1880 a. m. Bible school;
80 "a. m. m )rling Worship, theme.
r'Our Mothers; $50 p. m. Epwolth
league; s p, IN. evening service, theme
THE Gospel Of Work" Next Sunday
is both "Mothcrs' Day" and Labor
Memorial Day" A cordial invitation
is extended to all to attend our serV-
ices. A. Baumdn, Pastor.
Lester Knoh pitched the game at
Okanogan for the locals His failure
to WIN should not discourage the lad,
for when in form he is a pulling
tWirler. and a 'lC"n, "arnt st bali play =
cr. He has hal no practice this sea-
son and Vas in Nc condition physical
" when H. went into the box Satur~
day. iinoff has t; ken some of the hest
clubs into camp in the past. and viii
do it again when he gets into form.
Everybody seemed to have vca,n-
ing for chicken Monday evening, juds-
ing from the rush at the chicken sup