The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-10-04
LOCAL NOTES.

Dr. G. p. House was a passenger
bound for Spokane Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Blackler went to
Spokane Thursday morning to attend
the fair.
e. b. Lindstrom has gone to Nelson
where he takes a position in Phillips
meat market.
Rev. F. M. McCreary left for Seattle
Monday to attend the annual session
of the Presbyterian synod.
w. o. Hamisch, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Ellen, left for Spokane
Monday to attend the fair.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Beeman and Roy
al Beeman left for Spokane Monday
attracted there by the fair.
Miss Elizabeth Grathwohl left Mon
day for Spokane to attend the Inter-
state fair, that was in progress this
week.
Geo. II. Ellis returned to Wenatchee
Wednesday after having spent week
in OrOville looking after his landed
interests.
1t is getting late in the season, but
there is every prospect of that brick
garage, mentioned as possible ad-
dition to the improvements of the year,
being constructed this fall
Joe Cotay plead guilty to the charge
of having sold liquor to Indians be-
fore the United States court at Spo-
kane last week, and was sentenced to
| pay fine of 500, and to serve sixty
days in Jail.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Blackwell, of
| Riverside, mOtOred to PentictOn Sun
day. Mr.. Blackwell is stuck on the
fourishing British Columbia town,
and we are not surprised after having
seen the place.
w. II. RUSSELL advance agent for the
Otto Wei's Royal Hawaiian Musical
Novelty company, spent Wednesday in
Oroville. Mr.. Russell is one of the
Oldest advance agents on the road, and
meeting up with him recalled early
days in Spokane.
The band went up to Greenwood
Monday in full membership to supply
melody for the fair at that place. Their
contract called for three DAYS Der
formance. The boys will make rec
ord, as they always do when visiting
neighboring towns.
Harold McCammon, Bob Evans, Guy
hayDurn and Harry Stanton left yes
terday FOR Okanogan lake via the Ok
anogan river, in Mr.. Stantons SILVER
Belle launch. With the exception
of short portage at Okanogan falls
the trip presents no difficulties.
Il. w. Barnes. our local photograph
er, went up to Nelson Monday to take
views of thresher outfits, and Judging
from the reports that come from that
locality, If he could only take the
yield he would have pictures that
would surprise the eastern farmers.
The Ladies Aid of the Loomis M. E..
church met in the church parlors
Thursday afternoon. September 90,
and IN the course of business decided
to hold their annual bazaar on Deem
Der q, afternoon and evening. Dolls
OF all sizes will be special feature
of the bazaar this year.
c. S. b. Chant, one of the oldest and
most reliable piano dealers of Spo-
Kane, Is in town to remain several
days. He is here to take orders for
pianos, or to do tuning, repairing or
rebuilding instruments wherever such
services are required. He can he
reached by leaving orders at E. A. Nc
Mahan's jewelry store.
Chas. S. Lewis. from Ellemeham
mountain, feels that Oroville should
make the fair permanent institution,
and promises that if another is held
next year his locality will be largely
represented among the exhibitors
Nothing the town could promote would
prove of more benefit to the entire
community than a fair association
with annual exhibitions.