The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-10-29
HERE AND THERE ON THE CURB

FRED Neal left for Olympia on a
'us mess trip Monday.
r. E. Carrall, of Marcus, was a Sun
y visitor in Oroville.
Mrs. c. Curtis, of Tonasket. was q
visitor in town Sunday.
Chas. Carrol' was in town Tuesday
from the AnGlin country.
D. II. Johnson, of Brewster, was reg
'Stered in Oroville Tuesday.
o. c. Erickson, a resident of To-
l"Sket' was in town Tuesday.
county Asriculturist J. A. Hughes
was IN town Saturday from Okanogan
John Wentworth, the Loomis boni-
race was in town on business Tues-
day.
Mrs. Forbes leaves TODAY to entor
'ne hospital at Oroville.-Hedley Ga
zette.
MI and Mrs. John Wcdell, of Mol
on were registered in Oroville Sat
'rday.
Mrs. Eliza b .Picken of Ottumwa
iowa, was registered in Oroville Sat-
urday.
Matt MCGEE came down to the me-
tropolis Saturday from his Place near
Nelson.
Miss Mildred l.. Mitchell, who is
teachlnG at Tcnaskct, WIS in town
Monday.
+. Mullins, of Nelson, came down
Off the hills and spent Tuesday in
Oroville.
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ East were in
town Sunday from their place near
Tonasket.
}. w. Bartroff, a farmer of the Che
saw neighborhood, was visitor in
town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. O'Connor, of Brew
ster, were among the visitors in Oro-
'hiO
Mrs. w. G. Risie was in Oroville
from her home near Chopaka two or
three days this week.
l.. G. Jessuph, an attorney of Col
vile, spent Tuesday in Oroville. He
was over here ON legal business.
Warren Sundine, who is ill of ty-
phoid fever, was taken to the Oroville
hospital Sunday.-Tonaske Times.
Peter Sneve, one of the old time res
ldents of the Nelson country, was
among the visitors in town Tuesday
Mrs Ole Loe, of Nelson, sister of
Mrs. e. N. Grub, was in town several
days this week having dental work
done
Snow hung well down on the west
ern mountains Tuesday morning, an
augury of what we of the valley have
coming.
Tonasket contributed three dele
gates to the San Francisco excursion,
Fred Burgher, Sherman Burden and
Joe HILL
Architect Keith came up from Okla
ogan Monday evening to keep tab
on the progress of work on the Covert
building.
Joe Allemandi, one of the old resi-
dents and we'll known miners living
near Nighthawk, was a visitor in town
Saturday.
A. A .Werley is holding q position
in Covert's store. He fits into the
place as he followed merchandising
for years.
Miss Mary Burnell was a passenger
to Oroville on Saturdays train to con-
suit a dentist-Keremeos items in
Hedley Gazette.
Miss Elsie Effner, of Oroville, was
the. guest of Misses Nina and Eva
Wallace last Friday and Saturday.
Nelson Leader.
Mrs. j. w. Jordoan left Tuesday
morning for Spokane, where she will
spend some weeks visiting with her
mother and relatives.
Miss Olive Arnold of Oroville,
spent few days here visiting with
Mrs. Baines.-Conconull notes in
Okanogan Independent.
Dance tonight under the auspices of
the Altar society of the Catholic
church. If you have not already pur-
chased a ticket invest in one.
George Price returned home Satur-
day from Oroville, where he has been
under the doctors care for week.
l-Keremeos items in Hedley Gazette
Geo. Tickell, with his two children,
visited Oroville over the week end
where his wife is a patient in the hos
tins in Hedley Ga
zette.
F.. J. Cummings has gone to Oroville
with a crew of carpenters to build a
cottage on his alfalfa and fruit ranch
three miles northeast of Oroville
Riverside Tribune.
The new steam heating plant fol
the Covert building is on the grouno
o,d will he installed by Sammy Sand