The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-04-23

Harry Bowerman and Dell Hart are
breaking out and seeding the old Gold
en- flat.
5. p. Chapman, of Marcus, was
among the numerous visitors in town
tuesday.
Mrs. Tom Bean was in town from
her home in the Similkameen valley
Wednesday.
Melvin Newsome returned Wednes-
day from brief visit TO Oroville-l
Chesaw News.
Attorney ". c. Gresham and Banker
y f. Whitworth motored up from Okla
hogan Tuesday.
High winds and change OF tenn
perature put a kink in the summer
weather Tuesday.
W. G. Riste was in town from his
home in the Similkameen valley, near
.Chopaka. Tuesday.
1t is reported that some handsome
strings of black bass are being taken
in the lake and river,
Rev. d. II. Chandler attended the
meeting of the Presbytery of Wenat-
chez held at Entiat last week,
Mr. and Mrs Glen Mitchell and lit
tie daughter went to Oroville Monday
On business.-Pateros Reporter.
Jake kast, who has been doing car
penter work at Okanogan for some
weeks. returned to Oroyille Monday.
Episcopal services will be held in
the school house at Horse Spring
coulee on Sunday afternoon at /
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Rilge, of Tonaskct,
stopped over in Oroville Tuesday night
on their way home from visit to
Spokane.
| Preaching services at Circle City
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock by Rev.
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock by Rev.
D. H. Chandler.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Forde and son
Boyd came in from LOOMS Wednesday
morning in Mr.. Forbes auto for visit
OF few hours.
Frank Block moved his family 70
the Keller ranch near Oroville Satur-
day. His sons, Forrest and Floyd, will
farm the home place.-Molson Leader.
Parties were given TO the children
OF the Episcopal Sunday school in the
church building Tuesday afternoon
and evening. which were we'll at
tended.
| Every day seems dull in Oroville
just at this time, yet there is hardly
a day in the week but that one can
see from one TO a dozen automobiles
strung along the streets.
The pubic was pleasantly surprised
Monday evening when the train on
the branch was only some two hours
late. Usually it limps along here
Monday evenings somewhere in the
| OF LllQllSnl.
Mr.. and Mrs Jas. B. Sheridan. for
nerly residents of Oroyille but nov
residing at Carmi. B. c., were visitors
for a few days in town during the
past week. Mr. Sheridan still owns a
residence in the east part of town.
Fred Strong. OF this place. has open
ed moving picture show at Tonasket
in large building constructed es.
pecially for the business that he erect
ed during the winter and spring May
he find it a profitable investment Is
the wish of his friends in Oroville.
Mrs. F. Grathwohl and Mrs. G. L.
Armstrong gave 500 party at the
| home OF Mrs. Armstrong. Tuesday at
It,rnoon. TO large number of ladies'
! Louise. the young daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. 5. H. Sanderson. gave a
birthday party to host OF tiny tots
Tuesday afternoon.
| Clay Fruit and Arthur L.und. prom
inent residents OF Tonasker. were in
Oroville Monday evening. 1t has been
q long time since they were regular
visitors in Oroville. and now that they
have found their way back it will con-
tribute to the pleasure OF life if their
visits become frequent.
| Oroyille is not to 1e without ball
club. The die was cast Tuesday even
Jig when a club was formed in the
band. 1t is not known at present
writing if the membership is 10 b.
confined TO members OF the band. yet
even if it is a strong nine can be plac-
J 81 on the diamond, as a number OF
the band are old ball players.
Read the summer weather items in
this issue "a something that has been.
The anticipated chill kicked back
Tuesday. accompanied with buster
weather. the first Of the season. anu
very material fall in the temperatur,
took place. The wind and the &C
companying cold was like old fashion
&c April weather in the valley.
Sheriff Stark is getting busy in an
effort to clean up delinquent taxes.
he has mailed o1rr nearly INN notice