The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-10-15
HERE AND THERE ON THE CURB

Halloween dance Friday night, Oct
10Th.
August c. Keller was down from
Nelson Monday.
w. F. Duensing of Nelson, spent
Monday in Oroville.
NJ. H. Bowen of Tonasket was Wis
itor in town Monday.
Richard Finn, of Wauconda, was
visitor in Oroville Monday.
M. l.. Mitchell of Tonasket was a
visitor in town Friday last.
Miss Julia Mcdonald, of Omak, was
visitor in Oroville Monday.
l.. G. Gray is building a neat resi-
dence in the south part of town.
l.. B. Pearce went to Oroville Mon
day on business.-Chesaw News.
Mrs. Forbes left today for Oroville
for the week end.-Hedley Gazette.
Miss Gertrude Irwin, teacher at the
Horrigan school, spent Sunday in Oro-
vile.
VIM. Cody was up from Oroville Sat-
urday on a visit to his family.-Molson
Leader.
Miss Mildred Mitchell of the Nelson
neighborhood, was visitor in town
Monday.
Mrs. VIM Barry was visitor in
town Monday from her home on Pal
mer mountain.
1t is reported that ice to the thick
ness of an inch froze on the mountains
east of town last week.
Mrs. F. A. DeVos came up from
Omak last Thursday evening, return
ing home Friday morning.
Mrs. Mary E Warren went out to
Oroville Tuesday evening on a Dusi-
ness mission.-Chesaw News.
Robert w. Rogers, H. A. Branchiff
and M. j. Clapp, all of Nelson, were
registered in Oroville, Monday.
Jack Williams was up from Oroville
Tuesday, this time dispensing of mel
ons and squash.-Chesaw News.
Mrs. George Bowerman returned
this week from a visit with her brother
on Osoyoos lake.-Fedley Gazette.
G.. NJ. Van Alta was in town from
his Palmer mountain ranch Saturday,
an interested attendant at the John
Ston sale.
Among the town people who have re-
Gently invested in new pianos are DR..
w. G. Ketchum, Mrs. Mitchell-Allen
and Jas. Jackson.
Miss Annie Hoff and Miss Florence
Picking, of Chesaw, were among resi-
dents of neighboring towns registered
| in Oroville Monday.
Mrs. Williams small bungalow, in
| the east part of town. is almost ready
for occupancy, and very pretty home
| it is going to make.
A whole flock Of pretty school
marms took train at this place Tues
day morning headed for Okanogan to
attend the institute.
J. A. and Perry 8lackler returned
home Friday last from hunting trip
in the mountains west of Loomis. They
saw a deer, and that is as near as they
came to getting one.
| A. NJ. Eastman of Oroville come up
Tuesday to work in Kohrdt's black
smith shop during the absence of Dave
Taylor.-Molson Leader.
Mrs. Vader visited in Oroville be-
tween trains, from Thursday evening
until Saturday mOrning.-Keremeos
items in Hedley Gazette.
Miss Helen Johnston, who has been
teaching near Nelson, came down tc
Oroville, Monday, going to Okanogan
Tuesday to attend the institute.
Mrs. ]. E. Mcmillan was in town
from the home ranch on Palmer
mountain Monday on shopping visi
accompanied by her young son.
| L. f. Pourtales made trip to Okla
hogan Friday last and appeared before
the county commissioners on bushes:
connected with the irrigation project
Chas Powell, Jr., was laid off from
his accustomed place behind the coun'
ter at the Orovile Commercial store
several days during the past week or
account of illness.
Notwithstanding the large quantity
of ice put up last winter, Fred Clarl
ran out of the cold commodity thi:
week and is now drawing his supply
from the creamery.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lewis of Spo
kane. are visiting their son, DR.. ID. n
Lewis. The senior NJ. Lewis has seel
considerable of the valley under thu
guidance of his son and he is charm
ed with it's appearance and its certain