The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-09-26
LOCAL NOTES,


Miss Edith Boyd, of Spokane has been
guest this week # Mrs Frank M.
Dallam, ST.
\. Rehwinkel, of Prencher Creek. AL
berta. is visiting his brother in law. DR..
=. e. Elmer.
Services will be he'd in the Catholic
church of this place the first Sunday in
each MONTH
Chas. Powell sr., left for Spokane last
Friday on "A business trip to be absent
sc eral days.
Mrs. J. ?. Cole, of Los Angeles, is
VlsitlnS with the family of her brother
!n-law, Geo. |. Cole.
j. w. Gilmore left on business trip
to Spokane Wednesday to be absent ten
lays or two weeks.
Jas. jackson was a passenger for Spo-
Kane wednesday on a business visit con-
nected with the cattle trade.
MISS Ellen Jones, of Nighthawk, was a
guest of Mrs. Chas n. Peterson Tuesday.
and left for Spokane Wednesday.
The regular meeting of the Deborah
society will be held at the home Of Mrs.
Il. Butler Wednesday October /.
Geo. Stoltz went to Riverside Wednes-
day with his moving picture machine to
give entertainments during the fair.
o. D. Mitchell and S. McEwan were
iined $l5 and costs in the police court
hlst FRIDAY on charge of being drunk
and disordery.
Thanks to the generosity of c. c.
ledger, j. A. Blackler and r. Butler
most of the residents of Oroville enjoyed
a feast of venison last week.
Judge Stanley Webster, of Spokane,
stopped over in Orovile Monday night on
his way to Conconully. where he will pre-
SIDE in Judge Pendergast's court.
Word was received from Conconully
"Wednesday that Geo. Steil, charged with
gambling. had been fined 500 and SEN
fenced to six months in the county Jail
j. V: johnson had the misfortune to
break his left arm just above the wrist
recently while at work in one of the
mines in the Occur d'Alene district. He
returned home Monday and will remain
chine drili. "e'" '''' - ''''"''e ma
a brick fell from the second story to
the basement of the new hotel building
saturday morning catching workman
| named Simmons on top of the head, cut
ting and severely bruising the scalp. The
accident put Mr.. Simmons on the idle list
| for several days.
DR.: f, E. Elmer. assisted by his sister
llr. Bessie Rehwinkel performed a sue
of Wanicut Wednesday morning The
patient will be able to be out within a
| month, and in the mentme is stopping
with Mrs. Harphan.
| Geo. w. Loudon, Of the Simikameen
valley, and II. f. Windsor, of Loomis
shipped 2S00 sheep from this station to
Chicago Saturday. Messrs. Loudon and
Windsor accompanied the shipment to
the point of destination.
| Mrs. Wilma K. Jones, of Okanogan
spent Thursday and Friday in Oroville
offering for sale a stock of ladies' hats
| She made a number of sales and was sc
well pleased with Oroville that she may
decide later to locate here and go into
| business.
| A public reception for the teachers OF
the public school was given in the Pres
| byterian church last Friday evening
which was very largely attended by resi-
dents of the town and district, and {
source of much pleasure to all present,
The Radbourne hotel now sports q yer,
handsome, twelve passenger auto buss
that makes the trains mornings and even
| ings. 1t is a Buick ear, and the body II
a neat piece of workmanship. 1t is
conspicuous addition to the motor carr
of the town, and attracted a great dea
of attention when It came rolling II
from Spokane Saturday
In response to an appeal for train ser
vice the Great Northern ran daily train
on the branch while the Riverside fai
was in session this week. Trains lef
Oroville at 1880 a. M, and returning ar
rived at Oroville at p. m. This was
great convenience to the people livin
along the line, and contributed in a larg
measure to increase the attendance at tn
fair.
Frank Justice went up against Joh
Bareycorn Friday last and as is gener
ally the case was knocked out in the frs
round. Marshal Payne, who, by-the-w way
is making one of the most active marshal
the town has had in years, caught MI
Justice, if not red handed at least gi
soaked, and gave him lodgings in the tow
crib. The next day Mr.. Justice got jus
, tice in police court his contribution
the town exchequer was V and costs
and the costs cut down his possession
another V and then some.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Flueky, OF Toledo
Ohio arrived in Oroville Saturday. M