The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-11-29
LOCAL NOTES.

III puSiHeSS TUESDAY.
Victor G. Grove, of Chesaw, was ar
Oroville visitor Monday.
Claude George, the Omak gas engine
man, spent Sunday in town.
Geo. II. Sogle, of Riverside, spent
the first of the week in town.
W. E. Beeman, of Tonasket, was
registered in town last Saturday.
Representative R. L. Picken, OF
Tonasket, spent Sunday in Oroville.
j. w. Graham and Guy fruit mot.
ored over from LOOMS Monday even
ing.
Harry Phillips, the south side bar.
Der, left for a trip to Spokane last
week
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon SanbOrn and little
son, OF Nelson, were Sunday visitors
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Provo spent Sunday
with their daughter, Mrs. L. Oty, at
Chopaka.
Otto Mills is taking Herbert Silver
nalIs place as brakeman on the run
to Princeton.
Saturday was pretty lively day in
town, many from the country being in
| 10 40 trading.
r. Greiger was out bound for
Princeton, B. c., Monday morning on
a business trip.
&. Umscheid was in from his Horse
Spring coulee place Wednesday tran
sacting business.
Attorney r. p. Hoskyn and w. H.
Crandall were in Nelson Wednesday
on legal business.
E. r. Hoose and family have moved
into the S. r. TilsOn house south of
the railroad track.
Roy Riste, of Nighthawk, spent Sum-
day as the guest of his parents. Prof.
and Mrs. w. G. Riste.
l.. Stofferan was in from his ranch
near Huntley this week looking after
his property interests.
| l.. w. Barnes made another trip into
the Nelson neighborhood Wednesday
on picture taking tour.
| Chas. A. Andrus came down from
Nighthawk Tuesday evening and re-
manned over until Friday.
| d. E. Riste, principal of the Nelson
school, spent Sunday with his parents,
Prof. and Mrs. w. G. Riste.
Jas. Jackson and son Richard were
out bound passengers on the Spokane
train Wednesday morning.
! Alfred Hagelberg and w. A. Nc
Donald, of Nelson, were business Wis
itors in town last Saturday.
| Morris Rumsey left for Chicago Sat-
urday, where he will visit with rela-
tives until after the holidays.
Arthur Lund, the Riverside, LOOMS
and TOnasket banker, was a business
visitor in town last Saturday.
w. F. Gruly and N c. Cody, both of
Nelson were in Oroville transacting
business Monday and Tuesday.
Roy McCampbell, the Okanogan un-
dertaker and county coroner, was in
town all day Tuesday on business.
Peter MCPHERSON the Brewster at
| tOrney stopped over night in OrOville
Monday on his way to the outside.
II. E. Windsor was over from LOOM
is Friday last with a slather of
dressed mutton for the local market.
H. w. Hixon, one of the early home
steaders on Palmer mountain, was in
town transacting business Friday last.
P. d. Smith. of Conconully was in
town last week Friday on legal bust
ness. He came over in his big motor
car.
Friday was hoodoo for the Prince
| ton train, for besides the accident to
brakeman Silvernail car jumped the
track at COalmOnt
Those with a sporty leaning and
handy with a rifle were shooting for
turkeys at McLaughlin's shooting gal
lery during the week.
Walter Kleineschay, of the OrOville
Construction company, visited over
| Sunday with his partner, B. J. Cutler.
| at his Mt. Hull ranch.
Attorney e. A. Williams, of Nelson,
stopped in Oroville few hours Tues
| day on his way home from the county
seat on legal matters.
DR.. w. r. Schwabland left in his
motor car Tuesday morning for Spo-
kane. From here he will go east to
| take an advanced course in surgery.
Mike Manning, of Loomis, was in
Oroville Tuesday enjoying city life
and meeting up with old acquaintance
es at the metropolis of the OkanOgan.
Judge E. X. Pendergast stopped ov-
err in Oroville last Friday night on his
way to Conconully from Republic
where he had been called on court
| business.
| Mrs. S. r. Tilson and her mother,
| Mrs, l.. A. Schafer moved to CoalmOnt,
| B. c., last week. Mr.. Tilson Is en-
gagged in the gents furnishing goods
| business at that place.
j. Friis was in Princeton and Coal
mont for several days this week look
ing after new markets for his Oroville
| Creamery and calling on his old GUS
| toners in those camps.
The travel on the railroad the
past week has been exceedingly heavy
and the best part of it is that 1t Is
strangers coming into the country and
not local folks moving out or about.
Mrs. j. A. Hagerman, who has been
visiting her parents and brothers at
, this place, returned to her home last
| week in Twisp. Mrs. F. Bartell, ST.,
accompanied her as far as Conconully.
Mrs. C. Schassberger has been quite
| ill this week and it was necessary for
| DR.. w. r. Schwabland to perform
! minor operation to relieve the lady's
suffering. The patient is recovering
| nicely.
Editor Dallam did almost a double