The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-11-01

A. Geo. Wehe left for his home Al
Pasco Monday.
r. Butler returned home from his
trip to the coast Saturday.
| Chas. F. Sigrist spent several DAYS
at Conconully during the week on le-
gal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Blackwell came
up from Riverside Monday for a visit
of few days.
Geo. J. Hurley came over from
Loomis Saturday in his car, with Webb
Hurley at the wheel.
| Herbert Curtis, of LOOMS, was q
passenger Tuesday morning bound for
spokane on business trip.
| The town council failed to hold a
meeting Monday evening, on account
OF a shortage of members present.
| Mrs. l.. F. Pourtales and baby re-
turned home last Friday evening after
a visit of fortnight with relatives in
| Tacoma.
P. d. Smith, of Conconully, and one
or the brightest members of the county
bar, was in Oroville Monday on legal
business.
Mrs. Ira w. Follis returned home
last Thursday evening from a visit of
| several weeks duration with relatives
at Spokane.
Ducks have been more plentiful this
season than they have for years, and
local sportsmen have had excellent
hunting this fall
Mrs. Harry Phillips left with the
children Tuesday morning for visit
to her old home in Wyoming, and will
be away several months.
A typewriter agent in town during
the week stated that he would have NO
| occasion to return to OrOville should
the town go dry as there would be no
business to do.
J. P. Forde, the old time and we'll
known merchant of LOOMS, was q Wis.,
itor in Oroville Monday, coming over
with Geo. J. Hurley and Webb Hurley,
returning home the same evening.
DR.. j. l.. Masters has purchased DR..
Schwablands residence. DR.. Masters
secured cozy home at figure that
would not have touched it II DR..
Schwabland was not going away.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Starrett, of Cen
trail City, Nebr., parents of our popu-
lar young tOwnsman s. B. Starrett, jr.,
arrived in Oroville Saturday last to
spend few days visiting with their
son.
1t Is astonishing what a large num-
Der OF freight cars are now handled
In the freight yards at this place. The
freight business on this line has in
creased amazingly within the last few
months.
The Odd Fellows of TOnasket will
give dance this week Friday evening,
which promises to be one of the great
est events that has ever taken place
in that town. A number will prob
ably go down from here.
Horace Brown, who holds some min
ing claims on Whisky Hill that have an
excellent showing, and which he has
worked for a number of years, was in
town Saturday. He went to work
again on those claims this week.
Guy Fruit was circulating around
town Monday. He came over from
LOOMS in his car for the purpose Of
looking at thoroughbred cows, with q
view of investing If satisfied with the
stock and prices were within reach Of
his bank account.
When you get hungry under the
stress and excitement of election day
bear in mind that the Ladies Aid of the
M. E. church are to serve a delicious
chicken dinner, and be sure and get
some of it. This dinner will be served
IN the Lyric theatre.
A. P. Williams, who owns a ranch
Under the shadow of Whitestone noun
lain, was in town Saturday. MIR. Will
Jams makes his home in Seattle,
vhere he is connected with the Print
hg Trades Manufacturing company.
nd was up here to secure a renter
pr his land.
Judge C. H. Neal stopped in Oro-
lie last Thursday evening on his way
= his home at ConcOnully after bust
ess trip to Spokane and Davenport.
Dhe Judge is an old time democrat and
as feeling pretty good over what he
insiders sure victory for the demo-
attic party.
lumns and note the change of adver-
B advertisers. This is the season of
year when every business man
build make his announcement to the
II ouOWo IAdt hO 40 oiiVO Gnu
- the goods.
B. n Grub was tried before jury
business men in Justice Crandall's
: Irt Monday on charge under the
Il In ordinances of maintaining
i, sance. Attorney Sigrist appeared
N the town and Attorney Smith for
defendant The jury rendered a
e |erdict of not guilty.
O. Judge S. J. Sincock was in town
In Tonasket Saturday, with every
learance of vigorous health, as
= high living on the fat of the land
y reports Tonasket will be supplied
electric light by the last Of this
k, which will be an occasion of re-
ling among our neighbors.
= ,e Washington Motor Car company
- ,ital now has two hunks and pits
disabled autos, and both pits are
~ ,st constantly covered with ma
{ es requiring repairs. And there is
X more expert repairer in the state
+ Charlie Peterson, who Is at the
: of the overhauling department.
{ X M. Judd. of LOOMS, was in town
: day. He came over to look at a
X of blooded cattle with an idea OF
+ Sting. The idea had not matured
Z ,iently when he was here. and he