The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-07-19
Al. hlste left for Spokane Thursday
morning on business trip.


Rev. A. Bauman left Thursday MORN
ing on trip to Spokane for a short
vacation
The Republic ball team will play
the nome team on the local grounds
August 4th.
~ Guy Fruit was over from Loomis
tuesday in his car. on a business Wis.,
IT, remaining only few hours.
., VIII Ford stopped over in Oroville
tuesday night on his way to his home
at i.Oomis from an extended trim TO the
coast cities.
TWO PeddicOrd brothers, of Spo-
kane, motoring through this north
country stopped over in Oroville
Tuesday night
Since the 4th there has been quite a
falling off in travel, but this is a sea-
son of the year when travel presents
few attractions.
The Children's Day exercises at the
Methodist church last Sunday were
very largely attended and the program
was excellent in every respect.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cunningham
and their two children, of Republic,
are visiting with Mrs. Cunningham
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. McCammon.
Chas. l.. Sheely, connected with the
workingmen's compensation commits
sion, was in town Thursday on one
OF his regular tours of the state in the
service of the department with which
he is employed.
Rev f. M. McCreary will leave next
week for the coast on his summer va
cation. Mrs McCreary will be
guest of Mrs. Jennie Johnson, at her
mountain ranch. during the absence
of Mr.. McCreary.
Another open air dance will be given
in the big Pavilion. on the south side
OF the track. Saturday evening. The
success Of the one last Saturday night
means another large crowd for the
repetition. Excellent music will be
provided.
In cOmmemOratiOn of the first birth
day of their son. Frederick Roland.
Rev. and Mrs. Fred. NJ. McCreary. en-
tertained the young people of the
Sunday school and neighbOrhOod at
the Manse on Monday afternoon.
Remember the meeting to be held
at Cummings hall Monday evening,
and be sure to attend. The object of
| Jllut IlcctluS 10 W ulSCUSS SuUJcCt
in which every resident of Oroville
and the north part of the county is
vitality interested.
Now it Is said that as soon as GER
tain railroad repairs under way about
Grand Forks are completed force
will commence laying steel on the
south branch. We think so. However,
an arrival of iron would strengthen
faith in the rumOr.
Charles Peterson of the Washington
Motor Car company, who is an expert
at repairing automobiles, has much
to do in that line during the summer
months, not only overhauling local
cars. but making repairs on touring
cars passing through town.
Mrs, Oscar Trummel returned to her
| home Tuesday evening from visit of
several weeks duration with her par
ents at Valley. Mrs. Trummel was
very Ill while away, her life hanging
on a thread for several days. She has
almost wholly regained her normal
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Samson were out
going passengers Thursday morning
on their way to Seattle. where they
will spend a few weeks with relatives
and friends. Mr.. Samson will probab-
" return prepared to join the auto
brigade which Is growing rapidly in
numbers in this place
A "Trip Around the World" will be
a leading feature of the garden party
to be given by the Ladies Aid of the
! Loomis NJ e. church at the parsonage
Thursday evening, August %. You
cannot afford to miss this. rare OPP
portunity of going abroad" at greatly
reduced rates. Please remember the
date, August %.
Geo. Whistler had Mayfiower peach
es on his place ripen this year only
ten days later than the same variety
of peaches ripened in California. He
has had this fruit on the market for
two weeks. And this would indicate
that California has only slight ad-
vantage over the famous OkanOgan
valley for the production of early
fruits.
e. N. Grubb Is expecting his archi-
feet in from Spokane In few days.
The architect Is under contract TO
superintend the building OF the new
hotel AS soon as he arrives steps will
he taken to put in the cement founda-
lion. Soon the ring of the trowel Will
be heard in the land, making music
more pleasing to the ear than the
notes of brass band.
The Oroville moving picture show
viii give an exhibition and perform
ance at Nelson Monday evening. A
nrogram will be presented that cannot
fail to please. The company made a
hit at Nelson at the time OF the last
visit. The entertainment to be pro-
vided Monday evening will be equal
in every respect to that given upon
the occasion of the first visit. No one
in Nelson or vicinity can AFFORD TO
miss It.
w. II. Bohannan. publisher of the
Chase. (B. c., Tribune. accompanied
by a friend. passed through town In
an automobile early Thursday morn
ing on his way to Vancouver. chase
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