The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-03-19
HERE AND There ON the CURB

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Mrs. F. v. Covert has entirely re-
covered from her late illness.
Mrs. A. Sanbourn was in town Sat-
urday from her home at Nelson.
A son was born to MIR. and Mrs.
Hemingway, of this city, last Friday.
1t is reported that J. L. Harper is
to 90 extensively into mining in Al
aska.
Mike Mahoney is on deck again at
ter being off his feed several days last
week.
Mrs. J. M. Collier, who resides near
| Oroville, was a caller in town We'd
nesday.-Tonasket Times.
From every indication at the present
time the promise is for big fruit
crop in the valley this year.
A son was born to Prof. and Mrs.
E. B. Grinnell, Of Tonasket, at the hos
pital at Okanogan last week.
A shooting gallery has been set up
IL town which gathers in quite q num-
Der of stray nickles and dimes.
c. G. Berge, Of Tonasket, was among
the numerous visitors in town from
the surrounding country Monday.
Mrs. C. J. Hinshaw returned Mon
day from a few days visit with rela-
tives at Oroville-Tonasket Times.
Mr.. and Mrs. Provo have returned
to Oroville after having spent the
winter with a daughter at Pendleton.
Okanogan is making arrangements
to organize base ball club. What is
Oroville going to do this year about
club?
Indians have brought in quite a
quantity of baled hay from across the
international line during the past fort
night.
Mrs. l.. r. Phillips returned home
Monday from the Oroville hospital.
She is recovering rapidly.-Molson
Leader.
E. R. Taylor, the democratic war
horse of Brewster, was in Oroville
last Thursday night ON his way to
Spokane.
E. B. Newland, who spent most of
the winter at the Keller ranch, south
of town, has returned to his hill ranch
near Nelson.
Mrs. Alma Johnson, who submitted
to slight operation in the Oroville
hospital recently, is again able to be
out and around.
Under the influence of warm wealth
or the valley roads have greatly i'm
proved, and some pleasure can be de-
rived from auto riding.
L. L. Work of Oroville spent Satur-
day in Okanogan attending to business
at the court house.-Okanogan cor
respondent in Omak Chronicle.
Charlie Peterson has been limping
around with the aid Of cane for
some days. A sprained ankle put his
left leg out of active commission.
There was dance and services in
one of the churches Wednesday even
ing, and it does not require a wizard
al figures to tell which drew the larg-
est crowd.
Mrs. H. G. Champneys and her son
Julian returned last week from Cal
ifornia, where they spent the winter,
and are at their home in 1.-THE Cove, B"
on Palmer lake.
There will no doubt be just as
bright, warm and pleasant days N
May as was Monday, but such weather
is seldom on tap in March even in
this favored locality.
Chas. Powell, jr., was back behind
the counter at the Oroville Commercial
lcompany's store Friday last after be-
ing laid up with light attack of ILL
ness for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Stewart, who
conducted the boarding house at the
Ellis-Forde Orchard Tracts for some
time. have returned to their former
home at Gary, Indiana.
Jas. E. Forde left for his home at
Spokane Friday last after having
spent a week or ten days in Oroville
and vicinity looking after his person.
al and community interests.
Judge w. c. Brown came up in his
car from Okanogan Sunday accom-
panied by DR.. F. J. French and three
pretty school teachers, Misses Mar,
Ward, Mary Ryan and Corrine Emery
DR.. Lewis was called to Loomis Fri
day to assist the stork in cheering tn
house hold of Mr.. and Mrs. Rober
Gallup with a new baby girl. Thu
family, including Robert, are doinl
nicely.
| The Independent announces that c
C.. Berry has taken charge of the re
pair work at the Okanogan garage
Mr.. Berry is an expert at car fixing
= as his work in that line here and a
Nelson goes to testify.