The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-08-30
Primary election week from Tues

! ~ oioNllle MONDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Collins were
passengers for Nelson Tuesday.
Mrs. Anna Mitchell was passen-
ger for Nelson Tuesday morning.
ReV. H. o. Nash will hold Episcopal
services at LOOMS next Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. j. +. Samson left Wednesday
Tor Spokane to be absent until Mon
day
Oliver fluffy, the Tonasket mer
1laht' spent several days in town
this week.
AL. Fox has just finished a new gran
AIRY at ). Blackler's suburban home
east OF town
Mrs. r. n. Grubb. who has been
spending the past week in Spokane
returned home Wednesday.
MRS. Chas. Peterson has been on the
SICK list several days this week. but
was improving at last reports.
That old time engineer. Jeff Irbv.
! who has the Princeton run, is taking a
80 day lay off from active duty.
Mrs, Ed. iiiingnian left Thursday
morning for Spokane where she will
Visit win her grand parents for some
days.
KEY. A. Banman and Rev. Robert
| thompson left Monday morning to at
| tend the NJ E. conference at Ellens-
burg.
The new brick kiln was fired We'd
nesday, and the proprietors will con-
tlnue making brick to the end of the
season.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Dallam returned
nome from Republic Saturday, and
while far from strong is steadily inn
proving.
The Misses Mildred and Orpha Mills
went to Nelson on the east bound
passenger Tuesday morning for Wis
it of few days.
VIM. Keller left Monday morning for
his old home at Bellevue, Ohio. where
he will spend the winter among rela-
liNes and friends.
School opens Monday, and the
youngsters who have enjoyed long
holiday will commence a longer sea
son OF hard study.
Mr.. and Mrs n. Evans, after resid-
ing in Oroville for several months.
returned to their former home at We
natchec this week
The Grand Master of the |. 0. o. r..
OF The district of British Columbia, will
visit the local Odd Fellows lodge next
Wednesday evening.
Clay Fruit. the prosperous stock
man and land owner of Tonasket, was
d visitor in town Thursday mingiing
with his old friends.
The new residences of +. A. De Nos
and ed. klingman are nearing COM
pletion, and are striking additions to
the homes of the town.
Prof +, b. Grinnell was in town
Thursday from his home near Tomas
ket tor the purpose OF making an ad
ditional homestead filing.
Considering the number of candi-
dates who are out Tor nomination in
the primary election very few put in
IN appearance at this place.
| Andy Johnson has had a barn built
! in the rear of the residence that he
will occupy this winter, located just
east of the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Jas. jackson and young son
went to Spokane Tuesday. where they
| will meet Mr.. Jackson, and visit with
! friends in that city for some days.
An epidemic broke out among the
| automobiles about town and i'll the vi
! cinity last week and most of them
were in the hospital for several days.
Mrs. A. j. Wickersham returned
! home from Spokane last week where
. she has been under treatment for Il
/ fortnight She is much improved in
| health.
Mrs. w. j. lloskyn returned home
Monday from the surveyors camp,
/ some distance beyond Coalmont, where
1 she visited with her husband for a
month.
Andy Carlson was in town from his
ranch near Wehesville Thursday. He
still carries his arm in sling, as the
result of an accident he met with a
! fortnight ago.
Mayor and Mrs. ]. f. Reese have re-
turned to OrOvillp after an absence OF
several weeks at LOOMS. caring for
/ GUY Fruits place during that gentle
mans absence.
Guy Fruit was over from LOOMS
Thursday. Mr. and Mrs, Fruit have
lust returned from an extended auto
mobile excursion in western Washing
ton and Oregon.
Indian Farmer W. }. Hall came in
from Republic Monday on one OF his
occasional visits, called here on bust
ness connected with the management
of his red wards.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Armstrong were
unfortunate in losing son that was
horn dead Monday The friends OF the
popular young couple sympatniZe
| Nth tbap1 in their loss.
Postmaster Mills is having the post
office neatly tinted, which Will I'M
prove the interior of that pubic re-
sort The work is being cone by that
hrnsh artist. Sam Mclean.
There were no Withdrawals OF can
didates in this county from the repup-
lican ticket by those wishing places on
tho progressive ticket to be nominated
NV urinary election September 1.
l.. Stofferan's new building Will be
covered with metal sheeting IN lmlta-
lion of stone The material IS hre
nroof and that will add to the safety
as well as the appearance OF the ou'lo-
ing.
Residents of the East OroVllle Or
ohard Tracts are getting rid OF thelt
surplus products by shipping large
n