The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1911-10-06


gers Tuesday, headed for Spokane to
attend the fair
Jas. Laughran, Cowboy Jimmie"
will be a sightseer at the Spokane fair
He left for that city Monday.
Mrs. r. p. Hoskyn returned home
last Thursday from visit of two
months at her old home in Iowa.
Tha- knight of the paint brush Sam
Mclean, is decorating the exterior of
Frank SamsOns large mansion.
DR.. c. p. House was an outward
bound passenger Tuesday, headed for
the Spokane fair to take in the races.
Frank Eartell. jr., was among the
passengers eastward bound Monday
morning headed Tor the Spokane fair
Mr.. and Mrs. Reevie Frank were off
for Spokane Monday to aid in swell
ing the crowd III attendance AT the
fair
Mrs. Il. c. Lindstrom and her young
son LEFT Monday for Spokane to visit
with relatives, and Incidentally attend
the fair.
Miss Mile Richards, of LOOMS
stopped over in Oroville Monday
night on her way to Spokane to at.
tend the fair
Mine Hos; e. n Grubb, of The Rad
bourn hotel, cut loose for Spokane
Monday morning to enjoy some of the
gaietie5 Of the big fair
Many people, residents of the town
and surror nding country, left here
the first three days of the week 70
attend the Spokane sail.
J. B. Stever, of Lewistown, Ill.e a
brother of Jos. NJ. and Geo. H. Stever,
of this place, arrived in OrOville Fri
day last for the purpose of locating
permanently.
Miss Maggie BOttonley departed for
California TUESDAY to be absent some
weeks. She will stop off at Spokane
for few days While en- route 20 at
| tend the fair.
Mrs. c. G.. THEY and her daughter
Miss Edwynne Tilley, left for Green
wood Tuesday morning. where they
will attend the fair at that place, of
which Mr.. RILEY is the manager.
The Greenwood fair was on this
week. bur as the dates cOnilicted with
| the Spokane exposition the attendance
| was materially reduced, as the bigger
attraction overshadowed the lesser
G. J.. Armstrong came down from
Nelson. where he is temporarily occu-
plying a position in the bank at that
place, Saturday evening, and Mrs
Armstrong returned with him Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. W. FOllis, of Gar
field, are visiting their son, Ira W. Fol
lis, cashier of the Bank of OrOville
Mr.. FOllis ST., will return home this
week, puI MIS- Folis will remain ioI
mon h.
Marshal McCammon is Liable to ar,
rest himself out of a job if ne keeps
on sending prisoners to Conconully
as the accOmmoda tons for that class
of bOarders are about exhausted al
the county seat.
Mrs. c. c. Hedger returned nome
Thursday last with the recently ar.
rived heir and the father has beer
busy since getting acquainted with
his new responsibility Mrs Hedgel
was accompanied by her Mother, Mrs
DR.. Marley
Mrs. Fl. W. Bragg and her two chill
dren left for Spokane Monday to at
end the fair. Bragg will join the
grand and Independent order of tenn
porary widOwers. of which there is
a large membership in town just al
the present time.
Mrs Pat Connolly visited at the
Cunningham home Sunday and Mon
day of this week as she was returnins
home from spending the summer Wis
iting with her mother in Portland She
left Tuesday morning for her home II
Oroville. Riverside Argus.
Samuel Blackler started this weel
building a large and substantial barr
on his valley ranch Just east of town
H. M. Wood is doing the work This
is preliminary to building a mcderr
home, which, if not built this fall, vii
be put up carly in the spring.
NJ Adams, CT Riverside, was il
town Saturday on legal business Mr.
Adams is an attorney and dev0tei mos
of his attention to land matters, beinf
pretty we'll posted in that line, as he
he held position for a long tine il
the general land Office at Washington
Just year ago this month Johnnie
Armstrong. while held in daress OF
some misdemeancr for which he wa.
found guilty, broke Jail and escaped
Monday Armstrong was in town ant
Marshal McCammon set trap fol
him, into which he deliberately walk.
ed. In consequence Armstrong was