The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-02-26

pendicitis. At one time it was thought
that an operation would be necessary.
-Hedley Gazette.
Land owners should read that can
merry screed and get busy at once COM
piling reports.
Ed. Burden was strolling about
town on one of his frequent visits form
Nelson Monday.
Mrs. Anderson is having large Gel
lar constructed in the rear of the tel
ephone exchange.
If there is no kick back in March,
due to arrive Monday, winter can be
considered as over.
Monday being Washington's birth
day, and a legal holiday, the public
thools were closed.
Victor G. Grove, we'll known resi-
dent of Chesaw, was meeting up with
friends in town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Sexton have
completed their medical studies in
eastern colleges and are now in Spo-
kane.
A. Rennie, one of the most popular
drummers making this territory, spent
several days in town during the past
week.
The train on the branch due at this
place at 6 o'clock Saturday night was
delayed four hours by a rock slide
near Chelan Falls.
Ira M. Gillvy, of Coulee City, &C
companied A. A. Pierpoint on his trip
through the valley, and remained over
Sunday in Oroville.
The two young daughters of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Anderson were under
the doctors care this week, but the
ailments were not serious.
Mrs. Fred j. Arthur was brought
over from the Ivanhoe mine the latter
part of last week, and is under treat
ment at the Elmer hospital.
During his absence on the coast
Judge G. H. Neal spent some time at
Olympia, an interested locker on at
the session of the legislature.
VIM. Cash, who was reported by his
physician to be about all in two weeks
ago, is able to be up and around with
excellent chances of permanent re-
covery.
Another of those pleasant dances
of private character given by the
Odd Fellows during the winter took
place Friday evening last and was
we'll attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Ames stopped
over in Oroville last Thursday night
on the way to their home at Kere-
meos, B. c., after having spent fort
night visiting coast cities.
Mrs. w. o. Hamisch returned home
last week from a visit of two weeks
with her daughter, Miss Helen, at
Seattle, where the young lady is at
tending school and taking music les
sons.
Sheriff Harry Stark was visitor in
Oroville over Sunday. There is no
vacancy in the community on account
of the visit, as the sheriff was more
bent upon pleasure than official bus
mess.
County School Superintendent Gam
BILE spent several days in town the
later part Of last week, holding hear
ing in the matter of change of ter
ritory from school district No. 100 to
No. II.
Turn out to the entertainment given
by the high school pupils this even
ing and enjoy yourself while helping
along a most worthy and deserving
feature of the school, the athletic as
ISOLATION.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Barnes were
down from Nelson Friday last and
were present at the basket ball game
that evening between Oroville and
Nelson. Mr.. Barnes is cashier of the
Nelson State bank.
The sale of delinquent property as
sessed in the West Okanogan Valley
Irrigation district takes place today
al the town hall in this place, which
will probably attract large number
of people to Oroville.
H. w. Bragg and John Woodland
have ordered Ford cars through Chas.
Z. Peterson for spring delivery. From
the present outlook this promises to
be the banner yeav for automobile
dealers in this county.
Mention was made last week that
plans were being laid for holding a
bargain day" on March II. Owing to
the difficulty experienced raising funds
by those who had the affair in hand
the event has been indefinitely post
poned
The Oroville hospital is crowded to
the limit of it's capacity just at this
time. Miss Hicks, the accomplished
nurse who has charge of the institu-
tion, has an assistant to aid her in
] the care of the several patients now