The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1914-11-13
HERE AND THERE ON the CURB

]. w. Jett, of Chelan, was registered
in town Monday.
F. J. Cummings was in town from
Riverside Tuesday.
Geo. Bartell was off to Spokane this
week on business trip.
Tom Pinkerton motored over from
Conconully Tuesday.
L. B. Newland was in town from
his place near Nelson Tuesday.
DR.. Elmer was up from Oroville sew
eral days this week.-Chesaw News.
L. R. Phillips, we'll known resi-
dent of Nelson, was in town Monday.
Chas. C. Woodhouse, jr., of Repub-
lie, was an arrival IN town Tuesday.
c. w. Hurley and r. c. Bush, of
the Ivanhoe mine, were in town Mon
day.
Mrs. Guy Fruit, of LOOMS, has been
a guest of Mrs. J. L. Masters during
the week.
Mrs. C. H. Neal returned home from
a trip on the outside the latter part Of
last week.
E. j. Judd and VIM. Leightner, old
residents of Loomis, were in town
Tuesday.
Alfred d. Witter, of Waterville, was
among the many strangers in town
Monday.
The vote on county seat removal
stood 1898 for Okanogan and 1868 for
Conconully.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. CRUDE, of Chop
aka, were visitors in town over last
Friday night.
Oliver Tufty made business trip
tc Oroville last Friday evening.-To-
rasket Times.
Guy Gordon was in town from Riv-
erside Monday circulating among his
many acquaintances.
Mrs. Netiburg, Mrs. Mitchell's sister,
came home sick from Oroville Satur-
day.-Molson Leader.
Mrs. w. o. Hamisch left last week
for Seattle where she is visiting with
relatives and friends.
In the last distribution of state
school money Oroville fell heir to
$353.24, which helps some.
Tom Lamb was familiar figure on
the streets this week, dropping in
from Oroville-Chesaw News.
J. R. Huber, of Riverside, lent his
presence to swell the crowd from the
outside that was in town Monday.
Attorneys c. H. Neal, E. Fitzgerald
and r. P. Hoskyn, of this place, were
in ConcOnully last week on legal bus
mess.
Leonard Davis A. Refsing ran down
from Oroville last Saturday on bust
ness with local people.-Riverside
Argus.
Nespelem cast the largest vote for
county seat removal outside of Okano-
gan the totals being 60 for Okanogan
and for Conconully.
Monday some 60 travellers were &C
commOdated at the Hotel de Grub,
and Monday was not any too good a
day for travel, either.
Vic. Champneys was in town from
his Similkameen ranch Monday, call
ed here by the serious illness Of his
brother H. G. Champneys.
Mrs. M. E. Mcclure carried off the
honors for the highest majority re-
ceived by any of the candidates. Her
majority over Gamble was 1862.
The force under direction of Water
Commissioner Hoose finished laying
the several stretches of water pipe
on main street during the week.
w. l.. Foster, who was stationed
here for long time on railroad work
last year, and who is now living at
Wenatchee, was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Phillip Bellinger was in Oro-
vile Thursday and Friday of this
week looking after business interests
at that place.-Okanogan Independent.
John Kendall, the old time livery
stable proprietor OF Riverside, who
now eschews horse flesh and has TAX
en- to the auto, was visitor in town
Tuesday.
A Rev. Mr. Lake, missionary,
healer and one thing and another de-
livered lecture in the Lyric theater
Monday evening which was quite we'll
attended.
c. H. Brickbill, the man who keeps
his eagle eye on the Pacific telephone
line that gridirons the county, was in
town Tuesday on survey trip over
the system.
In the big candy drawing at the Get
sey confectionery store last week the
following were the lucky ones: s.
Coutts, J. Willis, Mrs. Wallace 2, H.
Evans and j. Jacobson.
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