The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1912-08-09


Miss Celia Frank left for Republic
Tuesday to spend few days visiting
with friends.
Div. Superintendent Doyle passed on
to the front in his private car Friday
last, on a tour of inspection.
AL Sailing returned to Oroville Sat
urday night from his trip to Montana.
on his way back to PentictOn.
A kiln of brick is gradually being
built in shape at the brickyard, and in
a short time ii will be ready to fire.
Miss Mildred Mitchell returned to
her home this week after having taken
summer course at Cheney Normal.
Saturday must have been an o Be
Joyful day for some of the inhabitants
judging from reports floating around.
Mrs. Geo. Condor, of LOOMS. left
last Friday morning for California,
where she expects to remain until next
spring.
Ed Klingman's new residence is
looming up, and will be ready for Oc-
cupancy before the coming of cold
weather.
The Sundays this summer have been
everything that floats puts out on the
lake on the days of rest.
Miss Hilda White. of LOOMS. ac-
companied her aunt, Mrs. Anna Gray,
to Oroville Friday last, and spent some
hours in town the guest of Miss Kate
Dallam.
w. II. Crandall has again resigned
as councilman. If Mr.. Crandall is not
careful he will keep up this thing of
resigning that particular Office until
he will get the habit.
Charlie Schalm, who once swung 4
razor in OrOville when connected with
local tOnsOrial establishment, has
returned to Arizona after having spent
about year at Victoria. b. c.
Will Ford, of Loomis, came over to
Orovile last Friday evening with J. +.
Samson and Jas. +. Forde. who had
been motoring in the LOOMS neighbOr-
hood, returning home the next day.
J. A. Spencer has been appointed
janitor of the public school for the
ensuing school year. and will take up
his residence in the south part of
town before school opens in order to
be near the building.
Mrs. A. J. Wickersham. who has
been in failing health for long time,
was taken out to Spokane for treat
ment Saturday. The friends of the
family trust the invalid will find
speedy and permanent relief.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mcdonnell came in
from PentictOn Sunday, and Mr.. Nc
DOnnell left for Spokane Monday on a
business trip of few days. Mrs. Nc
DOnnell will visit with friends in OrO-
Vile during her. husbands absence.
Sheep Fold Mission--The Sheep Fold
Mission will be held every night at 8
O'Clock until further notice at the
Parker building next. to Steels Pool
Room. We hope all the people of OrO-
vile will take an interest in this good
work.
d. G. Gibson. the aluminium man, re-
turned to OrOville this week for the
purpose of delivering the goods for
which he was taking orders early in
July. Judging from his reports alumni
um will shine in many of the Kitchens
of this county.
G. G. Iiedger, local manager OF the
North Washington Power company.
left Monday on a three weeks vaca-
ton. He will go from here to Repub-
lie to meet his wife and child. and from
there continue on to Yakima county to
visit his parents. II will be the first
visit he has made to his Old home In
three years.
Deputy Sheriff McCammOn did not
succeed in landing the hunters on the
hill east OF town shooting out of sea-
son whom he was after last week, but
was so close on their trail that they
dropped the evidence of their crime in
the shape of dead birds. They had a
scare thrown into them that may cure
them of the habit.
The Northwest Mining News says,
"A representative of the CRANKY com
pany has made a brief examination of
the several properties which might be
reached at considerable depth were
the Old Palmer M. p. 4 r. company s
tunnel extended. These are Copper
World. Copper World Extension. Sum-
nit, Pinnacle and Others
Miss Ruth BOwerman, who attended
school at Republic last winter, and
has been taking teachers course
this summer at the Cheney Normal,
arrived in OrOville the latter part OF
last week, and after n visit with
friends of a day or two went on to
Hedley. Miss BOwerman expects to
teach in Ferry county next winter.
Mrs. Anna Gray. who has conducted
dry goods and ladies' furnishings
store in LOOmis for number of years,
was an outward bound passenger last
Friday morning, on her way to Ala
media, Cal, where she will spend the
coming winter with her daughter, Mrs.
Chas. Graham, During her absence
the store will be in charge of Miss
fIilda White.
Complaints continue to come in that
huntres are killing game birds out of
season in the hills surrounding Orc
Vile. The protective law Is explicit,
and the punishment for its infringement
is severe. If few of the guilty par
ties could be captured and made to pay
IA stiff fine it would have a salutary
effect. There is Il fund collected from
hunters licenses supposed to be used
for the purpose of protecting game,
and some of it should be applied to
running down this class of criminals.
Joe Bush. who creates awe along
the lire of the Great Northern railroad
as he passes to and fro, existing as he
does in the public mind as a detective.
was in town last Thursday night on
his WAY TO the front Mr. Bush is not