The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-03-28

The High School Circle of the Par
ent-Teacher's Association will meet
at the high school Friday afternoon of
this week at O'clock.
Mrs. Frank M. Dallam, jr., arrived
Saturday evening from Albany, Ore
gon, where she has been spending the
winter with her parents.
County Superintendent of Schools
w. E. Gamble spent several days in
Oroville the past week inspecting the
schools in this neighborhood
Judge E. X. Pendergast passed
through town the first of the week on
his way from Conconully to Republic,
where he goes to hold term of court.
Emile McDaniels intends to leave in
few days for Swift Current, B. c.,
where he will join his brother Frank,
and will operate moving picture ma
chine.
Ernest R. Mosby, of Havillah, and
Miss Victoria Elizabeth Neander were
married Sunday morning at the Pres
byterian parsonage by Rev. F. M.
McCreary.
J. F. Samson and J. E. Forde drove
down to Riverside and back yester-
day on business. The trip was made
in Mr.. Samson's car.
Tom Stanton returnd Saturday from
an extended visit to Soap Lake and
Spokane. Mr.. Stanton was in poor
health when he left, but returns fully
recuperated owing to the efficacy of
the Soap Lake baths.
Word was received here Monday
that little child of Eugene Abby, who
lives near Wauconda, fell into a tub
of scalding water and was so severely
burned that it's life was dispared Of
No particulars could be obtained.
Mrs. Fred Gadbury left Thursday
morning for Spokane to consult an ear
specialist. Mrs Gadbury recently
suffered an entire loss of hearing as
the result of cold contracted on her
return from Loomis a couple of weeks
ago where she went to attend the
funeral of Herbert Schwartz.
The young people of the First M. e.
church of Oroville will hold a X. D.
c. A. A. A. track meet Friday evening
April 4. The members of the G. e.
and the young people of Oroville are
most cordially invited, The place of
meeting will be announced later.
Homer w. Noyes, of LOOMS, was
business visitor in town Tuesday and
Wednesday of this week. Mr.. Noyes
is engaged in the produce brokerage,
real estate and insurance business
and has made arrangements to open
an Office here, where he will spend a
couple of days in each week after
April tenth
Ira L. Bair, brother-in-law of c.
F. Sigrist, accompanied by his wife
and four children and the mother of
Mr.. Sigrist, arrived Wednesday night
from Wadsworth, Ohio Mr.. Bair and
family will locate here, while Mr.. ST.
grists mother will spend the summer
visiting with her son.
Rev. F. M. McCreary of the Presby-
terrain church here, is preparing to re-
move with his family to the coast. Mr.
McCreary was called here a year ago
and has given such general satisfac-
ton to his church people that all re-
greet exceedingly to part with him. His
going will be regretted not only by his
church people but by the entire COM
munity.
J. w. Graham and George j. Hurley,
of LOOMS, drove up from Omak Mon
day accompanied by B. F. Emery, In
dian agent at Omak, and Interpreter
Joe. They were out getting sigma
lures to papers in long negotiation
for right-of-way for irrigation ditch
es through Indian allotments in the
Sinlahekin valley. The party returned
to Loomis Monday evening. The
right-of-way secured is for the main
irrigation ditch of the Whitestone pro-
ject.