The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-06-18
HERE AND THERE ON THE CURB

49, "iO'hSi III AenedS valley.
Jack Long, the LOOMS stock man.
was visitor in town Friday last.
Frank Putnam, editor of the Tomas
ket Times, was visitor in town Tues
day.
oliver Tufty, of Tonasket, was shak-
ing hands with his friends in town
Tuesday.
A. L. Shields and C. S. Hanson, of
omak, were among tho visitors in
town Monday.
Hans Peterson, wife and baby went
to Oroville Tuesday.-Kipling items in
Nelson Leader.
John Day and wife were here Tues
day en- route to Oroville on business.
-Molson Leader.
Il. 5. Campbell is now making his
headquarters at Chesaw, where he is
Interested in mining.
DR.. II. NJ Fryer, of Riverside, coun-
ty health officer, was IN town on Of
llcial business Monday.
Mrs. L. Chrisman left for her old
nome at Hamilton, Montana, Monday,
FOR a visit of some duration.
County Treasurer QuackCnbush
came up from Okanogan Saturday to
attend the funeral of Geo. j. Gardiner.
Commissioners Green, Miller and
Nixon were in attendance at the funer-
a. OF the late Geo. j. Gardiner. Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Robert Evans is visiting for
month with her sistcr-in-law, Mrs.
Stanley Evans at. the Evans ranch
near LOOMS.
Mrs. Clark Neeley was down from
her home at Oroville this week to visit
her sister, Mrs. Joseph Bertrand
Tonasket Times.
The Frank Putnam family spent
Sunday at Oroyille, visiting with Mrs.
Putnam's sister, Mrs. c. l.. Clenden-
ning.-Tonasket Times.
A lot of drainage pipe for use on
the streets has been received from
the Omak concrete pipe factory. 1t
Is good stuff for the purpose.
Miss Jennie H. Hicks returned to
OtoVllle Thursday last from Okanogan
where she had been engaged for a
week as nurse on a private case.
Mrs. Geo. j. Gardiner and her daugh-
ter, Miss Lucille Gardiner, came over
from Yakima last week to attend the
funeral of the late Geo. j. Gardiner.
Miss Helen Johnston, of Oroville, is
the guest Of Miss Alice Shaw, of Kip
ling district She will visit several
weeks with Miss Shaw.-Molson
Leader.
With the train on the branch reach
ing here at 9:45, there or thereabouts,
Iall mail from the east ought to be
routed over the Spokane Falls &
Northern.
Geo. Bartell came in from Spokane
Monday with large new five passen-
ger six cylinder Studebaker car for DR..
Lewis Like all of the Studebakers it
IL a dandy.
Mrs r. p Hoskyn returned home
Friday last from a visit of several
weeks duration with her daughter,
Mrs. NJ c. Jackman, residing at Su-
mas, Washington.
Herbert Jones, son of w. c. Jones,
0. Nighthawk, arrived in Oroville Mon
day evening on his way home. He at
tended high school at Spokane during
the past school year
DR.. King, the eye glass man expects
to be i'll Oroville at an early date.
Mrs. Nj. E. Robinson and j. c. and
c.. e. Robinson, of Nelson, were visit
ors in Oroyille Monday.
The OroviIle 4th Of July celebration,
that takes place on the I'd and Sd, is
only two weeks away. All ye Of the
surrounding country prepare to join
in and have a good time.
A party composed of r. l.. Prentice,
his brother-in-law, Harry Wood, of
Everett and Harry Hamisch spent the
week on fishing jaunt on Toat's
coula creek, west of LOOMS.
u. e. Hayden, of the Woodbury.
Lumber Co., that has a string of lum-
Der yards through the valley, spent
Sunday in Oroville looking over the
business of the local branch at this
place
The Orovile Construction company
| is putting up a franc building on
| Main street, between First and Cen
trail avenues, that will be occupied by
Dr.. Lewis and DR.. Ketchum when
completed,
| W. l.. Splawn, of North Yakima, was
registered in town last Friday on his
way to the home of Geo. j. Loudon,
Iucar Chopaka, where his wife recently
lmet with an accident resulting in the
breaking Of her leg.
w. q. Riste returned Saturday from
North Yakima where he attended the
lannual session of the Masonic Grand
Hodge as a delegate from the local
Hedge. He reports most interesting
land enjoyable session.
Mrs. sheridan, sister of S. f. Nc
4 Donald, who has been visiting here fol
some weeks, left Monday for Seattle
land southern oregon to visit with rel
latives. She expects to return to ORC