The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-01-12

Mr.. ana MIS- Stanley Evans, or the
Sirlahekin valley,spent Sunday in Orc
Vile.
Miss Ruth Bowerman spent the holi-
days in Oroville, returning to school
at Republic Monday
The Virginia Warblers, the best en-
tertainers on the road, at Sigrist hall
next Tuesday evening.
w. p Burberry, the Horse Spring
coulee rancher and sheep man, was
transacting business in Oroville Mon
day.
Mrs. George Bowerman, who has
been at Spokena with Mr.. Bowerman
since the apple show, returned to Orc
vile last week
Senator La Toilette must be very
lonely man. According to his autobi-
ography he is the only honest Office
holder IN the country.
here duriI g the past week, returned tn
OroVilie last Saturday Mrs. Trummel
is still here with her misunderstanding
dale Relormer.
Miss Elizabeth johnson returned to
her horne on Antoine creek Saturday
with her father, LOritz johnson, after
having spent several weeks in Oroville
visiting with friends.
Carriers famous jubilee singers will
appear in Sigrist han next Tuesday
evening. The entertainment will be a
musical treat that no one who enjoys
good music can afford to overlook.
Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Whitcher for
merly % milestone fat who have beel
living in Spokane for the past year OF
two, are now located in SanFrancisco.
where they expect to remain perma-
nently
VIM. Holbert, who has resided so
long in Loomis that the date of his
arrival is lost in the misty records of
the past, was in town Monday, having
driven over bunch of cattle for Stan
ley Evans
Ell Davis has filed his bond as treas
urer of the town of OrOvlle. but ow-
ing TO the sudden illness of Ira w.
Foll'i, the former treasurer, the books
have not as yet been turned over to
the now watchdog of the public funds,
DIR. W. r. Schwabland has been call
ed TO Conconully as a witness in the
DR.. Elmer trial that is set for Satur-
day. DR.. Efners troubles grow out of
selling whiskey in dry territory, or at
least that is what he is charged with
in several indictments.
J. Fr:is is cutting ice on the river
near the bath house for summer sup
ply at the creamery. Geo. Devon is
also harvesting in the same locality.
Every individual owing an ice house
is now busily engaged gathering in a
supply while the crop lasts.
Remember the dance to be given in
hall tomorrow. Saturday,
night by the railroad boys The at
tractive point about this social affair
is that everything is free and every
body stands invited to be on hand and
partake. This generosity should re-
suit in pulling together the largest
crowd that has ever collected in the
hall
Chas. A. Andrus was down from
Nigthhawk Monday, and while the
weather was not ideal for prone
made, he elected to make the trip on
foot. Considering the amount OF flesh
he has to carry Mr.. Andrus possesses
no little pluck to make such an ex-
cursion under such climatic condi-
lions. He showed up cheerful and
which would indicate that he
suffered no inconvenience from his
exercise.
There will be additional attractions
at the Lyric Friday, of this week, when
in conjunction with the usual moving
pictures Miss Kathleen Mayo will ap-
pear III vocal selections and charac-
ter dances. This is Miss Mayos sec
ond appearance at the Lyric. She
made great hit on the occasion of
her fornIer visit and the announce
menI of her return should draw out
large audiences.
Mrs. French, the aged mother of
Wellington and DR.. F. J. French, died
at Conconully Tuesday. The lady was
stricken with apopleXy last week land
for time the attending physician was
in hopes she would rally and even
tually recover. Rev. Geo. w. Hurl-
but. who was spending a couple OF
days in Oroville prior TO starting for
Brewster, via Loomis, Conconully and
Okanogan, was called by telephone to
conduct the funeral, that took place
Wednesday afternoon