The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-10-09
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OF Mr.. and Mrs. P. z. Davis Friday
last.
Miss Bertha Jones, of Nighthawk,
was visiting with friends in Oroyille
over last Friday night.
DR.. F. S. Faulds came in from his
orchard tract Friday last and left for
Spokane Saturday on business trip.
Mrs. Frank Bartell, ST., left last
week to visit relatives in South Da-
kota and will be absent two or three
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bailey, Of To.
nasket, spent the week end in Oro-
vile the guests of DR.. and Mrs. ]. L.
Masters.
Miss Beryl Bailey, who filled the
position of stenographer for Judge c.
II. Neal for the past several months.
left for her home in Spokane Friday
last.
Rev. d. H. Chandler left Monday for
Moscow, Idaho, where he will attend
the meeting of the Presbyterian sy-
nod, which is in session at that place
this week.
Miss Ivy Hare, who has been visit
ing with her father III Oroville for the
past year, left Monday for Fresno, CAL
ifornia, to join relatives and make her
future home.
Marshal Case is receiving the thanks
Of the public and making life pleasant
er for pedestrians by repairing the
cross walks that had fallen into a ter
rible state of dilapidation.
A large number of sportsmen hiked
tf the hills Sunday in pursuit of the
elusive bird, travelled over a vast
amount of real estate and were re-
Warded with very few feathers.
Will Holbert, bright young man
who was born and grew to manhood in
LOOMS, spent last Friday night in
Oroville. Young Holbert is clerking
for Will c. Jones, at Nighthawk, and
is making good.
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Voligny was operated on at the Oro-
vile hospital last week for enlarged
tonsils. The operation was not SER
ious one, and the little fellow is get
ting on nicely.
Miss Ellen Hamisch left for Seattle
Tuesday where she will spend the
winter with relatives. The young lady
goes to the city to take music lessons.
She will be sadly missed among the
young people of this place.
If you want to enjoy a pleasant
evening attend the dance given by the
band in the Orpheum theater tonight.
The receipts go to the benefit of the
band and for that reason every lover |
of the dance should make it point to
attend.
The county fair at Riverside this
year opened Thursday, and continues
today and tomorrow. There is only
one day in which those who have not
already done so can attend the fair
and Oroville should send down a big
delegation for the last day, that is to-
morrow.
Conductor McLain, running on the
Oroy;ll n Wouotchao hronch mot with
a painful accident Saturday. When
his train was at the Y ready to back
up to the station he seized break lever
and attempted to step upon the car. The
lever pulled loose and Mr.. Mclean
fell violently to the ground, severely
wrenching his back. The injury laid
him up several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Davis and daugh-
ter arrived in Oroville Saturday and
will make their home in the Grubb
residence in the north part of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis are the parents OF
Prof. w. Leonard Davis, of the local
public school. They lived for years
a. the old stage station at Ophir, and
are we'll known to all Of the older
residents of the county.
Every newspaper has its model sub
scriber, or subscribers. The Gazette
has one in the person of j. V. Johnston.
His subscription expires on the Sd OF
October, and every year as certain as
the Sd of October arrives Mr.. Johnston,
or representative, appears at the Of
flee and extends the subscription
year. A thousand such subscribers
would make this earth a paradise to-
a publisher.
Miss Georgian Donald, of Tonasket,
democratic candidate for county sup
erintendent of schools, spent last
Thursday night in Oroville. AS there
is no republican candidate for school
superintendent Miss Donald's nomi-
nation at the primaries was equivalent
to election. 1t is a position that she
is well qualified to fill, and under
her direction the schools of the county
will not deteriorate.
Miss A. Blaine, of Chesaw, was
operated on at the Oroville hospital
last week for appendicitis. The young
lady had been a sufferer for some
time from attacks of illness pronounc-
ed to be appendicitis, and it was at
last decided to submit to an operation
for the removal of the cause Of her
trouble. She passed through the Or
deal safely, and at the present time
ir uell ON the way to recovery.