The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-05-15
HERE AND THERE ON THE CURB

| ScnoOl closes friday May ~.
Clay Fruit was in town from Tonasket
Tuesday for brief visit.
Mrs. Chas. Johnson has been a suf-
feler from u slight attack of pneumonia
during the past week.
Civic League concert next Wednesday
evening at the Orpheum. Keep tab on
the time and the place.
Miss Edna Gooding, of Nelson, spent
| the week lend at the Peterson home, visit
| ing friends in this place.
| Il. "A. McMahan went to Spokane Mon
day to settle some business matters con-
hected with ms fathers estate.
Rev. IL. ID. Chandler left for Spokane
| Monuay to attend Sunday school con-
| Nenlion, to be absent all the week.
| Cecil Gardner has gone to Okanogan
| where he mas position with the survey
| ING crew OF the reclamation project.
Ralph Pheasant was up from Tonasket
| tuesday attending "a special meeting of
| the directors OF the irrigation district.
| Next Friday evening the public will be
| invited to dance for the benefit of the
| pail club. 1t is a good cause to dance to-.
| 10y vincent who has been attending
| scnool at this place during the past year,
| ielurned to his home near Nelson Sat
| urday.
| Those who took first place in the school
| meet were presented with gold medals, or
VIII De, seconds receive silver medals and
| thirds ribbons.
| ~ plle driver has been III use during
| .he past Week strengthening the railroad
| oriuse acros sine OAanogan by the driv-
ms OF new piles.
Geo. j. Wnisler, "A. >. GroulA, j. M
tssisn ana Alulew johnston, Oh this place
1ltenueu u Masonic lodge meeting at Oha-
loS an last week.
MIS- FRANK NJ. Dallan, ST.. and Miss
male DdiIdm returned nome Saturday
tIo4n Sopkane, where they nave been WIS.,
.tih5 IOr some time.
Miss flora Itaforth, u teacher at Che
saw ana an Old school mate Oh MISS Is
dula MIucneii, visited at the Mitchell
'4oAhe Saturday and sunday.
George ana barney Damon, OF Tomas
het, attended the Oud Fellows convention
mere saturday, and spent sunday with
4Af. ana Mrs. A. w. Mitchell.
~. b. Williams, Nelson attorney, was
IN town Sunday with the Nelson bail
team enjoying an eAenpliticatlon OF how
not 10 DO it on the diamond, in which Oro-
vile and Nelson played comedy.
Mrs. Stanley Evans, who has been Wis
lung with relatives in Los Angeles for
several months, returned last Friday. She
was met here by Mr.. Evans and they
went ON to their home near LOOMS Sun
day.
Mrs. G. NJ Milbury SO long a time a
resident OF LOOMS, was visitor in town
tuesday on business. Mrs. Milbury has
moved to Tonasket, where she has open
cd a bakery and confectionery stand and
is doing well.
win Irby, who spent the winter attend
ing college in Kansas City, taking course
IN pharmacy, returned home last week
for II the summer aIM He will so back to
school next fall and continue on until
he completes his four year course.
Fifteen selections from light opera will
be given at the Civic League concert next
Friday evening. The concert is to be.
given under the direction of Mrs II. j.
Riley, whose knowledge of music admir-
ably fits her for the trying position of di-
rector.
Judson Murray, VINO recently purchased
The Geo. Devon store, mas overhauled the
stock with the assistance OF Archie Spen-
Ger, and is beginning to know where he
IS at as to the lines he has on the shelves.
MS quarters and especially to ascertain
MS prices.
N.eo4ee eipeIl, "a WtuIou, W ASH, ue-
4'esi teu lur iIIs nome alLel d Visit sew
cannon, "a 4AnslLi, followed Ny u week
ASH a. LiIe w. nlLCleiI nome Liie
EAST OIoVlIie Crcnaru Tracts. MAJ. W ell
peit Was very nucn enIuuSeu over the
p4OS ICsS This portion Oh the country has
l4aue Al TIE past lew years.
- teIe5ranl nom PORTLAND, published III
tue SPOKESMAN I.esIeW states lnaI the
uouy Nj 3. Dudley was recently found
AIOdtIlS IN the willamette river, ana IT is
SUPPOSED TO nave been case Oh suicide.
MI. Dudley was We'll known at Coneon-
uIiy, where he spent some time, having
chdibe OF mining properties at the Old
Town OIL ruby, owned by Jonathan
Journe, il.
j. Y. Burdette, OF Malott, was visitor
IN Orovllie tuesday Jim does not look a
ody older than Wnen he was moocning
t.iound the county as d deputy sheriff,
ana That is SO long ago that he should,
~ all conscience sake, DE showing some
signs oT getting Old. Things are coming
easier for him than in the old days, and
we are glad OF 1t, Tor Jeems fits in with
lne worthy Kind of people.
DR.. ID. II. Lewis will arrive in OrO-
vile Monday and open his hospital in
the old Peerless hotel.
The ladies OF the Episcopal Guild
VIII hold a rummage sale June IL,
IL and IL. Place Will be announced
later.
Arrangements have been made to
appropriately celebrate Decoration
DAY, May 80. The exercises will be in
Ine morning.