The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-09-11
HERE AND THERE ON THE CURB

Band dance tonight. Buy a ticket
and get into the whirl.
County Engineer Harry Young was
} visitor in town Sunday.
DR.. c. P. House was passenger
bound for Spokane Monday.
Inc postofiice was closed Monday.
as Labor Day is a legal holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. CRUDE, of Cho-
paka, spent Sunday in Oroville.
Miss Mildred Mitchell will teach at
Milo, Ferry county, during the ensuing
school year.
Mrs. R. Greiger returned home Sat-
uruay from visit with her parents in
the Methow valley.
Miss Myrtle Berg left for Circle CITY
Monday, where she will teach for the
ensuing school year.
Will Irby and Wilfred Finsen have
the thanks of the editors family for \
liberal supply of vension.
Miss Lily Finnila, who has been in
Spokane for some months. is visiting
her sister, Mrs. J. A. Blackler.
W. l.. Foster, who is now stationed
at Pateeros, where his family is To-
Gated, was visitor in town Monday.
f. McCammon was called to Spo-
kane this week as a witness in some
cases before the United States court.
Mrs. Stanley Evans, of Loomis. was
visiting last Friday with her sister
ln-iaw, Mrs. Robert Evans of this
place.
Andy Johnston has moved his family
INTO town from the ranch for the Win
Ter IN order that his children may at
tend school.
Aubery McMahan is in the mighty
hunter class, as he scored his first
deer last week while on a hunt on
Mount Chopaka
D. l.. Ayers, of Patton, Iowa, arrived
III Oroville Wednesday of last week
to join Mrs. Ayres, who is visiting at
the home of W. S. Stains.
Fremont Mcdaniel, whose recovery
was doubtful after an operation at the
Oroville hospital for appendicitis last
week, is rapidly recovering.
Swimming has suddenly lost it's |
popularity. The change of tempera-
ture has driven the population to the |
bath tub with hot water taps.
The man successful at the primar-
les Tuesday has now nearly two
months in which to induce the voters |
to support him at the general cleo
ton.
Geo. II. Major, of Loomis, who was |
candidate for county engineer be- |
fore the primaries, on the democratic |
ticket, was a visitor in Oroville Sat-
urday.
Cal Tilley still has an express run |
on the branch, and may hold down the |
Job permanently. He is we'll qualih I'd |
for the position and greatly enjoys |
the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Peterson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Mills drove to He'd |
ley Monday in Mr.. Petersons car and
attended the Labor Day celebration at |
that place.
G. J. st. Hill was in town Sunday. |
He has cut large quantity of wood |
in the Nelson neighborhood this sum
mer, which he will dispose of in Oro-
Vile this fall and winter.
w. b. McChesney, who is largely in
tCrested in the Ivanhoe mine, near Pal
mer lake, stopped over in Oroville
Monday night on his way to the mine
from a trip on the outside.
A. Roy Towson, who was painfully
scalded at the Crescent Cafe last
week, and treated at DR.. Efner's hos
pital, is able to be out, but the burns
have not as yet entirely healed.
Frank Bartell e Co. are talking
about the Studebaker auto this week
in words that will convince the man
who wants an auto that a Studebaker
is a mighty good machine to own.
The train on the south branch did
not pull out Tuesd y morning until
after the departure of No. 255 for Spo-
kane, the delay being caused by time
consumed in making up train No. 27S
on the branch run.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Starett returned
home Monday after an absence of five
weeks visiting with Mr.. Starett's par
cnts in Nebraska. They had very
pleasant trip and a delightful time at
Mr.. Staretts old home.
o. E. Rehmke, of Oroville, a breed
err of high class cattle, brought a car
load of blooded stock to Republic last
Saturday, which was distributed in
Republic and the country tributary toj
the town.-Republic Journal.
Wilfred Finsen and G. C. Hedger
we're hunting on Ellemeham mountain
| Saturday and Sunday, and Mr.. Finsen
vas lucky in killing his first deer,
the only one seen on the trip. Mr..
Hedger's bag consisted of a cayote.
Miss Mabel c. Griffith and Miss
Lula C. Dodson arrived Friday last
and resumed their positions as teach
o,r II, tho nuh1ic school Monday BOrh
young ladies are looking well and
rested up after their summer vacation.