The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-09-05


uses Il motor thr II err
services at NJ. il. church next Sum-
ca. AS follows: SUI Cav school at loo
a. m. Epworth Lts@ue at 1880 n. III
lad by c. J. Hinslaw. subject, jar
Neglected Neighbour Gods" Fto yone
Is cordially invited t. 9th services.
" H. Schweikart returned from
:. kane last Wednesday where he
hts t,rn the past sever al weel, under
er.nf medical tea .rt. Tia mill
SERTED to operate Wednesday AMI el
poets to be bus IN rugh the cor'ing
srssfn.
nc Women's CIVIC league of To-
nasket will hold It's c';lb year yearly
meeting for the eler;' of officers for
th ensuing year MT Saturday Ter
noon September 13, at the school
hose. All membA.s should be pres
ent I this meeting
TIE Good Roads. o. rather Com
!. ercial and Good 20 IDS, Club hsIi its
fl! ST regular meeting Monday evening,
Sept ember list. ltame'nber the club
me cts the first Monday in everv month.
Pres r. l.. Picken, V. P, C. J. Holman
and secretary and treasurer, B f Pct
trson.
Clay Fruit is exhibiting some very
fin hos a
Tuftys and George and Lanes places
of business. DR.. Clough pronounced
Cuff has been bringing in peaches
from his tract, which he purchased
from the Britain river ranch a few
years since.
Tonasket was well represented at
the Loomis tennis dance by our citi-
zens. Among those who attended from
here were, Maurice Bowen, Miss Edna
Saule, Edward East Miss Hazel and
Master Howard Smith, Miss Margaret
and Master Tom Mayberry, Miss Mabel
Lane, Arthur Lane w. George, T. c..
Dodge, E. Waukosky, and the rest of
the town, except those absent on other
business.
The reception held ~ the home OF
Suuel rtendent e. 9. Grinnel( for the
t. i, hers of the district was very
succn:,siul affair Monday eve 1ing 1t
put the parents, patrons and teachers
in touch one with he Othe thGs
starting the school year on most
ut,tial understanding and basis The
cvenin$ was most pleasantly passed
in forming new aoduaintances and
music played by TIL, school phono-
graph. Miss donald ice CT aam
mace by the most approved domestic
sci zee idea. and the cake served with
4, was thoroughly enjoyed by all pres
ont The company departed for their
val iCus homes in tn. early evening
convinced that .aa,ftrs,' recer:' ons
ar ve"y pleasant affairs.
Quite a little city of tents is being
built along the river front People
who come in lately are very much
handicapped by the lack of building
material, so are forced to resort tt
the tent Miss Georgia Donald's ten
is very cosy and accommodating II
fact Miss Donald lived there during
spend the coming year in her ten
bungalow. She is the pioneer of tn,
tent colony. Dr. Clough, wife ant
little daughter will occupy tent thi.
winter. e. Waukoskey, of the Nationa
Bank corps, has neat little ten
home, and several others will joir
the colony soon. They are all prov
ing that the outdoor theory is a very
beautiful one, for they are very ro
bust appearing colony, and all lool
as if the life agreed with them.
School in all the districts commenc
ed Tuesday, except at the central The
primaries new room is not ready fol
is in such disarray that it will be i'm
possible to use the rooms this week
but school is scheduled to be on time
to the minute, bright and early neX1
Monday morning. Get the new list
of books needed for the coming year
this week and be prepared to entel
next week equipped for work, with
out one seconds delay. The central
corps of teachers will be Miss Georgia
Donald, principal; Miss Ella M. SEQ.
vile, assistant; Mrs. Nora Hinsh NV
intermediate; Miss Laura Dewey, pri
mary. Mrs. Earl McCabe will be in
charge at Mountain View, Miss Delle
Turtelot, Anglin, Miss Norma Abrams
Bungalow, c. e. Boles, Coulee school
Mrs. Bertha Nixon, Schwartz an6
Wilbur Elder, Chiwhiliken. y, L
Crinnell, superintendent consolidate:
district No. 100.
l.. Kruger, of Warden, Mimi, is here
making arrangements to remove his
sister, Mrs. Newman, and family Of
small children to his home at Warden
Mrs. Newman, who has separated from
her husband and who has been in
straitened circumstances since, be.
sides being ill, has been on the care
of the town for some time. She was
sent to the Mission at Omak for medi
cal treatment short time ago, but
recently returned to town Friends
found she had immediate relatives able
to provide for her, so they were re.