The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-06-13
TONASKET NEWS

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ness last Monday.
Claud Mcintosh, of Wauconda, spent
Friday in town on business.
Justine Hill, of LOOMS, spent Sat
urday night at the Shemik hotel.
Miss Hazel Smith is entertaining
her friend, Mrs. Curtin, of SpoFane.
Clay Fruit is reported as slightly
improved, but in very weak con-
dition.
Mrs. F. A. DeVos has been the guest
of Miss G. NJ. Donald at Grove Camp
the past week.
Judge Sincock left for Wenatchee
last Saturday expecting to return
next Saturday.
Mr.. Airhart, the Wenatchec World
representative, is in our town a few
days on business.
Mr.. Grogan, of Wenatchee. is here
for a few days as representative of
the Fox typewriter
Rev. Decka, of Havillah, held Ger
man Lutheran services Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Schweik-
ert.
Mrs. Keller and son and daughter,
Will and Maud, of Oroville. were
guests of Dave Mayberry and family
Sunday.
Rev Hodshire, Nj. E. presiding eld-
er, held services in the church, June
Sth. At the meeting 20 new members
were admitted.
Mrs Folsome entertained the La
dies Aid Tuesday and their guests,
Mrs. Mcdaniel and Miss Colleen Nc
Intosh, of LOOMS.
Mr. and Mrs. Newell, of Havillah,
are combining business and pleasure
in a trip to Spokane. Wenatchee and
several other points
Perry Somers, of Bonaparte mount
ain, was down Monday with load of
lumber for the Dodge building from
the Turpen saw mill.
The Sunday school convention del
egates were laid over in Okanogan
from Wednesday until Saturday wait
ing for the passenger to return.
The ladies of Tonasket will give a
basket dinner and picnic on July 4th.
All are invited Sports and games
for all, especially for the children,
have been planned.
Mr.. Weirman, our creamery man,
made trip up in the BOnaparte
country last week. He gained several
good customers, Mrs. Walter Crisp
among the number.
John Pollock, Ramsey Bros, and
William McComb are making hay. The
recent rain caught some of them with
thier hay down. Those who had it in
shock are not anxious.
John Johnson. of Bridgeport, was
visiting Lane and George last week.
Archie Drew and family have moved
into OrOville, where Mr.. Drew has en-
plOyment in the car shop
The Civic League will give fete at
the school house June 81. Ice cream,
cake and strawberries are promised
and elaborate decorations and an in
teresting program are planned
Nelson Brothers, of LOOMS, gave
dance Friday night. Tonasket was
represented by r. l.. Picken, Art Lane,
c. Dodge, r. Warehouse Miss Hazel
and Howard Smith and NJ. *. HOwen.
Clair Munroe received painful blow
on the finger while at ball practice
Monday. The ball struck the end OF
the finger, smashing it pretty badly.
We hope it wont put him out of the
game Sunday.
Miss G. NJ. Donald, Mrs. F. A. DeVos
and Mrs. f. B. Grinnell autoed to Onak
with Rev. Robt Thompson in his Fn d
Sunday, returning the same day. Mon
day they autoed to Loomis as guests
for the week of Mrs Robt Thompson.
The G. n has finished its examina-
ton Of the big ditch details. and it's
legal heads are now drawing up con-
tracts to be submitted to the big ditch
promoters. Engineers will be imned-
lately put to work on the survey and
it is expected that al legal matters
will be adjusted in the near future
The Bonaparte mountain people
held good roads meeting last Sun
day in the Grange hall. The men
agreed to meet again next Sunday,
and appoint day when all would go
out for days work on the roads. New
if our people down here in this count
ry will do the same and open mp a
good road or roads to bring tn, PIPER
country ranchers in touch with our
town, We are sure the increase in
trade will repay threm trebly for the
time and labor spent.
Aeneas valley played Tonasket at
Anglin Sunday and everlastingly wal
loped the river lads. Score is to 2.
After their walkover with Tonasket
they went to bat with the Tunk creek