The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-05-14
HERE AND THERE ON THE CURB
MY Friend From India" tonight at
the Orpheum. Take it in.

the Orpneum. Take 1t In.
Geo. Blackwell, of Riverside, was a
visitor in Oroville over Sunday.
The public schools close next Fri
day, May 81, for the summer vacation
The town was full of automobiles
Sunday from every point of the COM
pass.
Geo. w. Loudon was in town over
Monday night from his place near
Chopaka.
S. K. Minnick. of Oroville, was in
town Tuesday on business.-Omak
Chronicle.
Jas. Black, an old time Loomisite,
was visitor in town several days
this week.
DR.. c. p. House, of Oroville, was in
Lakeside on business Monday Chelan
News-Leader.
A large number OF travelling men
and visitors from outside points Sun
dayed in Oroville.
The indications are most favorable
for one of the largest strawberry
crops ever raised in the valley.
Jack Mcdonald and wife made a
business trip to Oroville Monday, re-
turning Tuesday-Molson Leader.
S. II. Richardson, of the engineer
ing firm of Richardson & Richardson,
of Republic, was in town Monday.
Edward Anderson, of Oroville, a ma
tive of Finland, made application for
naturalization at Okanogan last week
In the upper valley base ball league
games Sunday Okanogan defeated To-
nasket, at Tonasket, by a score of 5
TO 3.
Showers during the past week have
frightened up vegetation and strength
ened the chances of heavy grain crops
for the fall.
Miss Ruth McCammon of Oroville,
visited her sister, Mrs. Henry Gun
ningham, the first of the week.-Riv-
erside Argus.
w. B. Reilly has gone to Tulameen,
B. c., to be absent month or six
weeks. Mining business pulls him
away in that direction.
Attorney and Mrs. J. A. Merva, &C
companied by Mrs. Chas. Beck made
a flying trip to Oroville by auto Sat
urday.-Tonasket Times.
Miss Nina Wallace returned Monday
from Oroville, where she played last
week at the Lyric theater for the
movies.-Molson Leader.
The way horses are being picked
up in this county for the European
war it will not be long before the sup
ply is entirely exhausted.
The big school entertainment, or the
big entertainment to be given by the
pupils of the school, takes place this
Friday evening. Be there.
The chicken dinner given by the
Ladies' Aid of the M. e. church last
Saturday afternoon was we'll patron
lied, and the feed was first-class in
every feature.
Mrs. l.. M. Pourtales returned to her
home at Woodenville, near Seattle,
Thursday last after having spent some
three weeks in Oroville, visiting with
her son, l.. F. Pourtales.
A son was born last week to Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Dell, of st. John
Wash. Mrs. Dell was formerly Miss
Mildred Cole, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. 1. Cole, of this place.
Mrs. frankie Brook and children
stopped over in Oroville Monday night
ON her way to Rosalia, Mrs. Brooks
is the widow of Chas. Brooks who was
killed at the Ivanhoe mine Monday
morning.
Say; do you take the Gazette? The
paper goes into almost all the homes
OF the town. There may be few that
it does not reach and there is where
it should be. If you are not on the
list get there.
Harry Stanton has moved his saw
mill, which has been located for sew
oral years a mile and half west of
town, to a point on the railway near
Ninemile, where timber is plentiful.
Nelson Leader.
Profs. Saffron and Hughes gave very
entertaining addresses before the
Commercial Club last Thursday even
ing upon fruit, grains and one thing
and another of interest to the land
owners of this locality.
1t is the intention of the 4th OF
July committee to have the largest
and most complete display of fire.
works this year ever seen in the coun-
ty. The display will be fired off from
9 raft in Osoyoos lake.
The collection of medals and rib
bons in the window of the First Ma
tiCnal bank are worth looking at.
They represent the prizes won by Oro
vile high school athletes at the Okla
hogan inter-scholastic meet.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Clark entertained
at the Forest Pine ranch, Sunday, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Stansbury, of Oro-
Vile, Jas. Johnson, of Havillah, Rolen
Johnson and Joe Warner, of Tama-
rack slope.-Molson Leader
A number of ball players met in the
town hall Saturday evening and Or
sanized a club for the season. A field
captain has not as yet been selected,
/ hut that will nrohah1v no dona hafora