The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-06-26
HERE AND THERE ON THE CURB

Riley Hurlbert, of Tonasket, was a
, visitor in town Thursday
Herbert Curtis, of LOOMS, was a
visitor in Oroville over Sunday.
Geo. A. Blackwell, of Riverside, was
visitor in town over Sunday.
Arthur Lund was in town from To-
nasket Wednesday for a few hours.
) w. H. Mcdaniel, of LOOMS, was in
town Monday on one of his occasional
visits.
Mrs. S. b. Starrat went to Riverside
Wednesday to visit few days with
friends.
Mrs. ]. II. Holmes is on the sick list,
and is being treated at the OrOville
hospital.
Chas. Schulz, a pioneer of Concon-
ully and Loomis, was knocking around
town Monday
Garland Ethel left for Chelan Mon
day, as a delegate to the Epworth
League institute.
John Lee, who has been travelling in
strange countries for several months,
is back to Oroville.
There will be a constant round of
pleasure at Oroville on the Sd and 4th
Be on hand and have some of it.
e. A. McManan went to Spokane
Saturday on business connected with
the settlement of his fathers estate.
M. Mclean, national bank inspector,
spent Tuesday in Oroville, looking
over the affairs of the First National
bank.
Let everybody in the surrounding
country take two days lay off and at
tend the 4th of July celebration at
Oroville.
John drove down to Chelan this week
to attend the session of the Epworth
League Institute.
w. e. Grant, the Loomis attorney,
was a visitor in town Thursday, called
here on legal business, he having a
case in the justice court.
Mrs. r. J. Reilly will receive Tues
day, June 80, from to 5 p. m. Mrs.
f. Klingman will announce and Mrs
A. p. Murray will serve.
DR.. H. M. Jaeger, the well-known
veterinarian of Nelson, was in town
Friday last, called here on business
connected with his profession.
DEPUTY Sheriff Ed. Burden was
this way by the man hunt that fol-
lowed the escape of prisoners.
Tom Pinkerton drove his car over
from Conconully last Friday, while
taking Deputy Prosecutor Johnston
home from the Martinson inquest.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sigrist, of An
THYME, spent several days in Oroville
during the past week, guests of Mr..
Sgrist's brother, Chas. F. Sigrist.
A force of painters smeared the de-
pot with fresh coat of paint during
the past week, a decoration that the
building stood very much in need of.
Mrs. VIM. Watson, of Loomis, left
for Wisconsin Monday where she will
whom she has not seen for twenty
five years.
w. l.. Payne is breaking his way in
to the express and baggage department
at the local depot position where
with his great strength Mr.. Payne will
be found a valuable assistant.
Parties having sleeping accommoda-
lions to rent during the celebation
would facilitate the handling of out
side visitors by leaving their names
with the secretary, c. c. Tilley.
Joe Stever was in town Monday
try, shaking hands with his friends.
Mr.. Stever does not visit the town that
he once did business in very often.
r. Greiger is holding a reception at
his new bottling works about every
day. He has many visitors to look
over the plant, and they all pronounce
i. marvel of neatness and efficiency.
There will be very large number
of visitors in Oroville on the Sd and
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Penticton, Keremeos Hedley and 9TH
er border towns will send big delega-
tons.
Judge C. H. Neal went to Wenatchee
Friday last, making the trip ON a
speoder, for the purpose of meeting
Attorney Brown, of the Great North
ern, to confer upon the matter of ir-
rigation.
Miss Mary e. Hampton, a trained
nurse went to Riverside Wednesday to
nurse Mrs. Geo. A. Blackwell. Mrs
Blackwell, who has been seriously af-
flicted for long time, is reported to
be very much improved.
The genial smile of Fred B. Nc
Keehan, the head push of the immigra-
ton service along the border, was
lighting up the lobby of the Hotel De-
Grub Sunday. He was over from
Marcus on official business.
j. A. Raitor, returned from his trip
to st. Louis after an absence of sew
eral weeks, Tuesday, and is back on
his job as station agent at the local
depot He did good deal of swelter-