The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-08-13

uient Oh this property will now con-
unus without further interrl ntion.
A regular little village nas sprung
up east OF the depot used as operating
headquarters for A Gutherie & Co.
There was another nice, pleasant
session OF the town council Monday
evening, tinctured with a little pep-
per.
Trinity Guild of the Episcopal
: church Will meet at the home of Mrs.
II. W. Bragg next Wednesday after
noon.
irwin Schultz, of LOOMS, is visiting
Win MS aunt, Mrs. Tom Collier, and
expects to remain for two or three
weeks.
Dr. Z. +. House, of Oroville, and
Geo. A. Blackwell, of Riverside, were
IN the city Thursday Okanogan indie
pendent.
WORK ON the state road from Oro-
vile south is progressing steadily. and
VIII continue until the appropriation
iS exhausted.
M. X. Brown has been appointed dts
trict sales agent for the south end of
the irrigation district, with headauar-
tiers at Tonasket.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Powell, ST., Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Powell, Jr, and Bev-
erly Powell took in the dance at
LOOMS Saturday night.
a social dance will be an attraction
at the Orpheum tomorrow night. Even
hot weather has no terrors to those
who enjoy this pastime.
Frank Spry and wife were guests
OF e. B. Newland and wife on their
ranch near Oroville last Sunday
kipling items in Nelson Leader.
A fire started for the purpose of
driving out hornets, burned several
tons OF hay and a wagon on the Ellis
Forde Orchard tracts, Friday last.
Mrs. Kirby, George and Misses Rita
and Mildred made trip to Oroville
to see the dentist, Dr.. ketchum-
keremeos items in Hedley Gazette
c.. A. Potter and wife and Rev
Graham attended the institution of the
Eastern Star at Oroville Thursday
night OF last weck.-Mo,sol Leader.
| Miss Marta Meyers has returned to
her home at Oroville, after spending a
few days visiting in Tonacket and vi
| entity with Friends.-Tonasket Times.
BY natural process of accumulation
the town is growing rapidly. Three
births were reported during the past
week, and all the returns are not as
| yet in.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thcs. Lavigueur went
to Oroville, Monday. Mrs. Lavigueur
went to take treatment for rheuma-
| tism.-Bonaparte items in Tonasket
Times.
Among those from Oroville who at
tended the teachers examination at
Okanogan last week were May Belle
Peterson, Myrtle B. Berg, Helen L.
Johnston.
Miss Rosetta Murray, one of the
teachers in the local school, returned
home Saturday from Seattle where
she took a summer course in the
Washington state university.
J;Ion;Jotod l;rht ,,ob;oIo Il -, wv, h.,
two burros passed through town Sat
| urday, attracting considerable atten
ton owing to the unique appearance
in this day and age of the outfit.
DR.. Elmer reported the arrival at
noon, Friday las, of a girl cs an in
crease in the responsibilities OF Mr..
and Mrs H. F. Warren. The event
took place at the Oroville hospital.
| Palmer lake is the Mecca to which
Loomis people flock every Sunday.
Last Sunday was no exception to the
rule and a large party was collected
on the shores of that charming noun
tain lake.
| Ed. Provo, who was operated on at
1.-The Oroville hospital some two weeks
ago for appendicitis, is so far improv-
| ed that he is able tC be up. 1t will be
a long time before he regains his nor
NAL strength.
Mrs. Otto Holmberg and children,
Mrs. G. Z. Clark and children, and
Mrs. C. D. Shanks were guests of Otto
Rehmke and wife at their ranch near
Oroville, Wednesday and Thursday
Nelson Leader.
There was no rush noticeable to pay
I'D in full the assessment against lot
owners in street Improvement dis
trict No. |. Those who owe feel that
it will be easier to meet the cost in
annual installments.
e. B. Newland wac up from his val
lev ranch near Oroville on business
last Saturday. He has one of the best
ranches in the valley and under his
efficient management it is blooming
like the rose.-MolsDn Leader
Miss Eva Vincent, daughter OF Roy
Vincent, manager of the Farmers