The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-08-16

i'ed friends in town this week.
): X. Patton, of Riverside. was a
business visitor in town Saturday last
Chas. A. Andrus, of Nighthawk. was
business visitor in town last week
Saturday.
PROFESSOR L. B. Grinnell, of Tomas
ket, was an Oroville business visitor
Friday last.
Judge j. II. Perkins and Geo. Riste,
OF Nelson, were business visitors in
town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs c. M. Strobridge. of
Republic. were registered at the
Peerless Saturday last.
Il. b. Newland. of Chesaw was in
orovllle Tuesday keeping vigiant
eye on the political game.
Freddie Baines, who has been a
guest at the Work home the past week,
returned home Saturday last.
Mrs. f. S. Taylor, of Riverside, was
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Davis, last week Saturday.
County Engineer +. A. McGuin came
the first of the week to inspect the
work of the survey crew he has in
the field near here.
Rev. A. Bauman returned home the
latter part of aast week from his sum-
mer vacation. Mr.. Bauman was as far
east as Kansas this trip.
First baseman Saunders is pitching
hay this week on the Indian Edwards
ranch near Nighthawk. This is one
way to keep in good training.
Ferd. May, who has been filling a
vacancy at the First National Bank
for the last two weeks, returned to
his home In COncOnully Saturday last.
James East, now of Denver, Colora-
do, was in town over night Tuesday.
James was on his way back east after
visit with his parents down the val
ley.
Chas. +. Sigrist is experimenting
the putting up of the hay on the In
dian Edwards place above Nighthawk
this week and has large crew at
work
Mrs. r. c. Johnson, of Wanicut, left
for Nelson Tuesday morning where
she will assist her husband in the fruit
and vegetable stand he opened there
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. CRUDE, of Cho-
paka, spent Monday evening in town.
Mrs. CRUDE took the Spokane train
Tuesday morning for an extended
eastern trip.
Patrons of the local telephone eX-
change should add the following new
numbers to their phone directories:
VIM. Allen, 25Y; W. e. Buzzard, 1SB;
Ford" Garage, 10Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Gordon and chill
dren returned home Friday last from
a weeks visit with relatives near Riv
erside. They were accompanied home
by Miss Dorothy Putnam.
Geo Bowerman, of Hedley, was in
town Friday last visiting his brother
Harry at the ranch. He left for home
Saturday well supplied with the daint-
les to be found on the ranch.
Utility player O'Brien heard the B.
G. siren call after the game last week
and accompanied the PentictOn boys
on their triumphant homeward jOurn-
ey in the autos Friday morning.
Mrs. DAILY, mother of pitcher Tom of
Keremeos, was in attendance at the
Penticton- Oroville fasco last week
Thursday and was a very enthusiastic
supporter of her son from the grand
stand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Blackler, Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Blackler and j. F. Sam
son mOtored to COncOnully last week
Friday in Mr. SamsOn's new car The
trip was one which combined pleasure
with business.
Have you registered yet? Do so at
once and see to it that your neighbor
has not neglected this important duty
as you must take part in the primary
If YOU wish to see the best men nolll-
mated for Office.
RI. Blackstone, of Chesaw, who is
making the race for auditor has es-
tablished political headquarters at
the county seat and Is making very
active and thorough campaign for the
Office of his choice.
The public reception rendered Rev.
and Mrs. II. o. Nash last week FRIDAY
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Hos
kyn, was very largely attended. The
host and hostess very pleaslngly en-
tertained their guests.
Ed. Brown, who has been employed
at the Ells-FOrde Orchard tracts
south of town for the past six months
was an outgoing passenger tuesday
morning bound for Spokane to nave
some troublesome teeth cared for.
A.C. Pratt left Tuesday morning FOR
eeds. North Dakota, for Visit WIN
his parents. Mr.. Pratt had not been
home for thirteen years and expects
TO make the old folks a good visit 10
make up for past deficiencies along
this line.
r.. E. Collier was around asking MS
MANY friends to have smoke on him
tuesday morning to assist him in Gel
ebrating the arrival of Miss Collier at
his home early that morning. Here
wishing the little lady long, happy
and prosperous life.
Monroe Harmon spent Sunday at ms
home above Nighthawk. Since gong
| into the auto business and opening
garage here Mr.. Hartman has become
almost a permanent fixture or the CITY
and spends more time here than ne
, does at the home place.
Guy Harpham was in from his place
on the mountain west of town iuesday
and made application before the local
Commissioner to make final three year
nroof on his homestead. This IS the
Grst three year application to be Is
s,,ed from the local land office.