The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-09-04
HERE AND THERE ON THE curb


thas. l.. Andrus was a visitor II
town from Nighthawk Wednesday
Miss Stella Hensen made a trip tc
oroville Tuesday.-Conconully Rec
ord.
MT. and Mrs. L. l.. Work of Oroville
were Conconully visitors Thursday
Ccnconully Record.
Or. c. P. House returned home
Tuesday from an extended trip to the
coast and Spokane.
the melon crop in the valley this
year Is one Of the largest that has
ever been harvested.
y. M. Johnson and H. H. Scott, of
Oroville, were Conconully visitors last
Saturday.-Conconully Record.
j. w. Graham drove over in his car
from LOOMS Tuesday night with ,,as
sengers bound for the outside.
Mrs. David Mayberry and daughter
Miss Margaret, of Tonasket, were Wis
iting with Mrs. s. VI. Keller during
the past week
girl was born % the household
o. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Walmer, liv-
ing on the East Oroville Orchard
Tracts, Saturday.
A. Creelman stopped over in Oro-
vile Sunday on his way to his home
at Hedley from a business trip to
the outside cities.
W. j. Frank Miss Cecilia Frank and
Miss Bernice Desmond returned
home Friday last from a visit of sew
eral days at Seattle.
A. c. Allison will teach again the
coming year in the Nelson schools, a
position he held last year and gave
universal satisfaction.
Mrs. P. J. Trodden and Ruth Tur-
ner were in Oroville between trains
Monday and Tuesday, consulting Dr..
Lewis.-Chesaw News.
Owing to failure to show up at the
Town hall at the appointed time there
has been no meeting of the town
council for two weeks.
The stork was visitor at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Oty, at Chopeka,
Tuesday, leaving a little girl to
brighten the household.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Hedger and son
Billie returned from a visit to the
coast last Thursday evening after an
absence of several weeks.
Fred. Mckeehan was in to Wn sew
eral days during the past week froiu
Marcus, called here by the death of
his friend George Stewart.
w. B. McChesney and F. J. Arnold
came over from the Ivanhoe miue
Tuesday night and took train TO- the
outside Wednesday morning
From the oppressive heat Of Satur-
day the weather suddenly changed,
and Monday morning there was a kick
in the air like unto early frost.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Loudon and
daughter, Miss Ruth Loudon, were Wis
itors in town Tuesday from their
home in the Similkameen valley.
c. T. Fenner, the barber, moved his
family up from Oroville Wednesday
and for the present will live in rooms
at the rear of his shop.-Molson Lead
er.
Robert killian will enter his blood
ed banty chickens at the Spokane fair,
and as they are fine lot of birds
he should carry off some of the prizes
offered for poultry.
Among the residents Of Oroville who
took the teachers examination at Con-
conully last week were Myrtle Berg,
Viletta Granger, Helen L. Johnston
and Della R. Litzell.
w. H. Clifford, Of Mansfield, Ohio,
spent several days in Oroville this
week, and while here put in much
OF his time looking over the Ruby, in
which he is interested.
Quite a number of spOrtsmen took
to the hills Tuesday after grouse, it
being the first day of the open season.
The grouse that did not keep under
cover had little show for his white
alley.
F. Noel, who caught for the Oroyilie
ball club during part of the season,
and caught well, goes to Hedley Mon
day to catch for the Hedley club. Or
OF least that is the tip that comes to
this office.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Masters of this
place, and MIR. and Mrs. w. e. Grant
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ritter, of
LOOMS, returned to Oroville Sunday
afternoon from an extended auto trip
into British Columbia.
Hugh Miller, one of the republican
candidates for commissioner from the
First district, was in toWu Monday
+, ON his home on Pine creek. He
was over here looking over the
ground as to his candidacy.
w. o. Hamisch returned Saturday
from his combination business and
pleasure trip to the coast. He had a
rest coming, after months of close
application to business, and he enjoy
ed every day of his absence.
The worries of the candidates will
be over next Tuesday, that is all those
who fail to score, and there is a good
many who will fall down at the polls,