The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-10-08
HERE AND THERE ON THE CURB

Ed. Burns was down from Molsor
Monday.
Ralph Pheasant was in town from
Tonasket, Monday.
J. E. Leader of Okanogan was a Wis
itor in town Friday last.
| B. ]. Wingfield, of Tonasket, was 6
visitor in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Godfrey, of Omak
were registered in town Monday.
The jolly oyster has relegated the
genial ice cream to a back seat.
| Mrs. VIM. Cody was an Oroville Wis.
itor over Sunday.-Molson Leader.
Attorney A. E. Williams of Orovile
was here on legal business Thursday
Nelson Leader.
THEODORE Reed, an old time resi-.
dent of Spokane, spent Tuesday in
Oroville on business visit
Don't miss hearing the best coloreG
Jubilee quartet in the country this
Friday evening at the Orpheum.
Miss Jessie H. Hicks returned tc
Republic Tuesday after visiting with
friends in Oroville for fortnight.
Next week there will be vacation
in the public schools while the teachers
attend the institute at Okanogan.
Deer season opened on the first OF
October, but so far we have learned OF
no deer being killed by local sports
men.
There is talk of the Wenatchee Sec
ond team of the high school meeting
up with the Oroville eleven at an early
date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wirth left Saturday for
lOroville where Mrs. With will enter the
hospital for treatment.-Hedley Ga
zette.
Mrs Harry Gleason returned Tues
day from three weeks visit with
her parents at Oroville.-Colville EX-
aminer.
No one around here took enough in.
terest in the tax payers meeting call
cd for Monday afternoon at Okanogan
to attend.
The higher peaks to the westward
were again covered with fresh snow
Monday morning. Old winter is prepar.
ing to go to bat.
Do not fail to attend the entertain.
ment at the Orpheum tonight given by
the California quartet for the benefit
of the high school.
The Omak high school football team
is billed to play game in Orovillt
with the local high school team Oh
Friday, October %.
If you are going on that San Fran
cisco booster excursion October rs
make your intentions known to YOU
local railroad agent.
People are getting careless abou
letting their stock run at large il
town and they will have a pound bill
to pay as the result.
C. l.. Russell, who has been ranch
ing east of Oroville for the past year
left this week for Chewelah where he
will spend the winter.
Among other business men accumu
lating a vegetable display is Fl.
Desmond. Everybody should take 4;
hand in the good work.
The jubilee program for this Fri
day night varies from plantation
melodies to grand opera. Do not fai
to be present and enjoy the treat.
Judson Murray is collecting a win
dow display of choice vegetable spec
linens. The more displays of tina
kind scattered about the town tn
better.
With dates on, or about to be closed
with the Okanogan, Omak Brewste
and Wenatchee teams, the football
season promises to open up here fas
and furious.
The council should pass an ordin
ance prohibiting the throwing of pa
per scraps and refuse on the mecadam
lied streets The cutters become lit
tered requiring frequent cleaning.
! The Brewster Herald says that tn
Brewster football team will play it
first game of the season on the Orc
Vile grounds about the middle of DC
tober, tackling the Oroville highs.
Oroville has not ranked as much o
shipping point in the past, but be
tween salts, wheat and stock ship
ments, it is working a way to plac
of some Importance as a shippini
station.
Through the courtesy of Secretar
| of State |. M. Howell this office is il
receive a copy of the Homeseekers
, Guide to the State of Washington, is
; sued by the bureau of statistics an
Immigration and compiled by Harr