The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-06-11

last week, was a brother of Charles
| and Marshall Jones, of LOOMS. The
funeral procession is said to have
been the longest that was ever seer
in Colville.
The engineers have been busy q
number of days during the past week
establishing curb lines on TIE streets
to be graded and macadamized This
has delayed progress somewhat on fin
ishing the grading
If you have anything to sell that
the public wants the way to get rid OF
| it is to advertise in the bargain col
umn. Mrs. Anderson advertised two
articles for sale, and she had half
a dozen applicants.
Mrs. Drew Hodges, of Palmer lake,
was discharged from the Oroville hos
pital, where she has been under treat
rlent with DR.. Elmer for some weeks,
Friday last, and was taken to her home
by Webb Hurley in his car.
A. o. Spencer is the proud possessor
purchased from Geo. Baltell Saturday.
1t is an up-to-date machine and adds
another to the many now in commits
sion in this part of the county.
Bishop Page of the Episcopal
church will preach in the local church
Sunday morning. He is a very elo-
quent divine, and as it will be his
first visit to Oroville he should be
welcomed by large congregation.
In honor of Miss Eleanor Smith, of
Oroville, who is visiting with Mrs. j.
B. Jones, delightful party was held
at the Jones home Tuesday evening
Five hundred was played and all pres
ent report an enjoyable time.-Chesaw
News
VIM. Reeder expects to commence
hauling shale Monday to be used for
macadamizing the ncwly graded
streets. His contract will keep him
out of mischief for some weeks, as he
has some 1000 cubic yards of rock to
handle.
Mrs. o. S. Stocker, of Wenatchee,
stopped over in Oroviile Monday night
on her way TO Curlew to visit with
relatives. Mrs. Stockcr was at one
time resident of LOOMS, but the
family moved to Wcnatchee a number
OF years ago.
The following scholars passed the
eighth grade examination recently held
in Oroville: Ruth Bernard Neva Cal
ahan and Clara DeGank. Those pas
sing at Loomis were Raynetta Inman,
Alice Adair, Agnes Powell, Nellie Hix-
son and Emma Kepp.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. H. Major, at the Oroville
hospital Sunday night, DR.. Lewis at
tending. The family, with the excep-
ton Of the father, are in normal con-
dition. He is expected to alight from
the dizzy heights of joy in few days.
A warehouse containing tanks to
hold 10 600 gallons of oil has been
erected at Ellisforde station on the
branch. The oil is to be used by the
irrigation plants on the Ellis-Forde
orchard tracts, and the warehouse for
the storage of fruit delivered for
shipment.
Geo. d. Brown, the Chelan mill
man, was in Oroville over Monday
night, and while here made arrange
ments for the delivery of car load
OF oats to the outfits that will be en-
ployed hauling rock for the street i'm
provements.
The junior girls of LOOMS are ar
ranging to give musical entertain
mcnt in Eagle hall, at that place, on
Saturday evening, June 10, for the
benefit of the Episcopal church. This
promises to be one of the most in
teresting musicals that has ever been
given in LOOMS.
Prof. Ira F. Remington arrived in
town last week to accept the position
OF leading violinist in the Oroville Or
chestra. The professor is no stranger
i'll this place, as he formerly lived
here, teaching music and contributing
his services whenever and wherever
the presence of a violinist was needed.