The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-04-16
HERE AND THERE ON THE CURB


tered in town Friday last
Judge c. H. Neal had business Mon
day that called him to the county seat.
c. M. Zediker, of LOOMS, was among
the many visitors in town Saturday.
County Engineer Geo. ]. Gardiner
was in town from Okanogan Sunday.
Vic Hagerman took several pas
day.
John Kendall, one of the oldest resi-
dents of Riverside, was in town Sat-
urday.
Ed. Pardun, of Okanogan, was
among the outsiders around town last
Friday.
Bob Hoose has completed and NOV
ed into his new residence near the
power house.
l.. w. Barnes, Of Oroville, was in
town this week looking after his or
chard tract.-Omak Chronicle.
Mrs. J. F. Getsey was a passenger
for Spokane Monday morning, where
she will visit for several days.
Mrs. E. e. Elmer left for Spokane
Monday, taking her young child out
for treatment under specialist.
! Jas. E. Forde came in from Spokane
last Friday evening, returning home
Monday morning, called here on bus
| mess.
Chas. F. Sigrist was a passenger
bound for Okanogan Monday, called
to the county seat on professional
business.
Mrs. r. Grieger returned home the
latter part of last week after a visit
CT fortnight with her parents near
Winthrop.
There was a warmth in the atmos-
phere Sunday that drew people out of
doors, and motor boats and autos were
in demand.
o. S. Allen is putting in the founda-
ton for his new concrete building at
the corner of Vancouver street and
Central avenue.
An addition is being built to the
Elk restaurant, which would indicate
that that eatery is not languishing
these hard times.
Pete Flanagan was over from Loo
mis- for few days during the past
week on pleasure jaunt. He got
what he came after.
A number of car loads of enormous
concrete pipe have been recently ship
ped out to the front to be used as Gull
verts along the railroad.
Ed. Burden came down from Mol
son Sunday, leaving for Okanogan
Monday morning, where his presence
was wanted as witness.
The Oroville Construction company
has just put up neat three-room cot
tage for an Indian at Cordella station,
few miles south of town.
Mrs. l.. F. Pourtales and Mrs. F.
V. Covert entertained a large number
o. their lady friends at the home of
Mrs. Pourtales Tuesday afternoon.
E. McCammon came up from Okla
hogan, where he is engaged in con-
tract work, Saturday, and visited with
his family until Monday morning.
Miss Pauline Davis, of Oroville, and
Mrs. George Davis, of Malott, visited
with friends in Okanogan Thursday.
-Okanogan notes in Omak Chronicle.
Ed. Klingman is about entirely re-
covered from that dose of shingles
that laid him up for a week. He is
hardly as yet in his normal condition.
The rivers are rising slowly. There
is little danger of extreme high water
| this season as snow in the mountains
was unusually light during the past
winter.
The date of the Chesaw fair has
been set early this year as the exposi-
ton is announced to come off on July
20 and 80. That is crowding it pretty
we'll into early summer.
E. w. Champion, cashier of the bank
ar Riverside, accompanied by his wife
and Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson, motored
up to Oroville Sunday and spent sew
eTal hours visiting with friends.
VIM. Kipp and family came over
from LOOMS Saturday in their car on
a short visit. Mr.. Kipp has had charge
OF the electric light and power plant
a: LOOMS for number of years.
Mrs. Herbert Gregg left Monday
morning for Portland where she will
enter a business college and take up
stenography. The lady expects to be
absent some three or four months.
| j. H. Martin, state veterinarian, was
a visitor in Oroville over Monday
night, and continued down the valley
Tuesday. He was making a tour Of
inspection through this upper country.
G. L. Armstrong was a passenger
for Okanogan Monday, where he was
called as a witness in some case in