The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-08-21
HERE AND THERE ON THE CURB

put OIL that duty any longer.
Judge c. H. Neal was in Conconull,
Friday last on legal business.
Miss Leone Million is the guest O
friends in Oroville.-Molson Leader.
Mrs. w. F. Ruark returned HON,
from Oroville Saturday last.-TwisI
News.
MRS. Georgia Loundagin was al
oroville visitor Tuesday night.-Che
saw News.
Mrs. Ethel Hall and children were
in Oroville Tuesday night on business
-Chesaw News.
The shoe shop formerly occupied b,
Charlie Kile is again open with a new
hand at the last.
j. S. Wheeler, of Oroville, was in
Omak Thursday calling on friends
Omak Chronicle.
Mrs. Ed. Davis, of Oroville, is visit.
ing her daughter, Mrs. E. S. Taylor
Riverside Argus.
DIR. Elmer and family autoed up from
Oroville Monday for a trip to Lost
lake.-Chesaw News.
Mrs. c. F. Webb, of Republic, spent
Sunday in Oroville on her way to visit
with friends at LOOMS.
Fred Mckeehan, eX-immigration in
spector, was over from Marcus for
two or three days this week.
l.. l.. Work, of Oroville, was bus
mess visitor in Okanogan Saturday
last.-Okanogan Independent.
Ivy Pickering was in Oroville Tues
day with her father having some den
tai work done.-Chesaw News.
Victor Grove was a passenger out
to Oroville Tuesday on business, re-
turning Wednesday, News.
Misses Lois and Ruth Durham, from
Croville, are visiting at the e. Ra-
haley home at Lost lake.-Chesaw
News.
The light shower that fell here Sun
day night developed into copious de-
luge in the country a few miles west
Of tonw.
The socialists have candidates for
the legislature, sheriff, school super
intendent and commissioner of the
1st district.
Frank Bartell spent several days
during the past week at Lake Chelan,
where he had taken a travelling man
in his auto.
AL. Harding, who has been severely
ill for two or three weeks, is now able
to be up and around, but is still far
from strong.
Geo. Pulls, of Oroville, was an Omak
visitor Wednesday. Mr.. Pulls was SELL
ing trees for the Capital City nursery.
-Omak Chronicle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred T. Neal and son
expect to move to Oroville next week,
where Mr.. Neal will practice law
Conconully Record.
Miss Ellen Nickel, who has been
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Chas.
T. Peterson, during the summer left
Saturday for Seattle.
Paul Schultz, a LOOMS carpenter
and builder who is engaged on build
ing contracts at Tonasket, was in town
over last Thursday night.
Mrs. J. F. Samson departed Thurs
day for Seattle and other coast cities
where she will visit for several weeks
with relatives and friends.
Word received Monday from Mr.. and
Mrs. E. N. Grub, who are at Seattle.
states that they are both greatly i'm
proved in health and in excellent
spirits.
Two auto loads of Penticton pleas
ure seekers came down to Oroville
last Friday afternoon to take part in
the dance given by the local band
that evening.
Mrs. C. C. Campbell and Mrs. Chas.
Whalley, old time residents of Chelan,
spent several days in Oroville during
the past week guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. F. Samson.
Jas. E. Forde returned to his home
at Spokane Saturday after spending a
fortnight in Oroville looking after in
terests in which he is associated with
Geo. H. Ellis.
A slight shower fell Sunday night,
too little of it to do much good. al
though the moisture laid the dust. 1t
was a blessing insomuch that it tenn
pered the over heated atmosphere.
Primary election two weeks from
next Tuesday. There is raft of can
didates to select from and the man or
woman who cannot pick out someone
to his or her liking is hard to please.
Many parties of pleasure seekers
we're picnicking, fishing and bathing
on Osoyoos lake Sunday. AS pleas
ure resort there are few more attrac-
tive lakes in the country than Osoyoos.
Mrs. E.. D. Boeing and daughter,
Lois, left Tuesday on an extended WIS.,
it to Oroville an nearby points, where
Mr.. Boeing will join them in the
course of a few days.-Hedley Ga
zette.
Several cases of typhoid fever have
developed at Loomis during the past
few weeks. Miss Myrtle Schulz was
for a time seriously i'll with the dis