The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-06-04
HERE AND THERE ON the CURB

Jimmie jackson was buying noSs
at Tonasket last week.
Peter Miller, of Pateros. was reg
istered in Oroville Monday.
Paul D. Wilcox, of Omak, was among
the arrivals in town Monday.
R. A. Young, of Wenatchee, was
registered in town Saturday.
H. E. Windsor, of Loomis, was IL
town Monday on a business visit.
J. H. Garrett and wife, of Wenat.
chez, were arrivals in town Saturday
Miss Mabel E. Woody, of Okanogan
was among the visitors in town Sun.
day.
s. A. Sanborn and family, of Mol.
son, were in Oroville over Saturday
night.
w. H. Barker, of Wenatchee, was
among the many strangers in town
Saturday.
Geo. Il. Burbank and wife, of We
natchee, were among the visitors in
town Saturday.
Quite a number of excursionists
were spending the day on Osoyoos
lake camping and fishing Sunday.
DR.. c. P. House, of Oroville, tran
sacted business at the county seat
Thursday. Okanogan Independent.
Mrs. Georgia Loundagin, Miss Ethel
Hall, T. J. Nopp and John McCrory,
OF Nelson, Sundayed in Oroville.
Mrs. C. c. Hedger and son Billy
left Tuesday for Portland, where they
will visit for some weeks with rela-
tives.
Sheriff Harry Stark was in town
for few hours Friday while on an
official trip through the north part of
the county.
Walter Klineschay has a handsome
new boat on the lake that he has
named the F-4. May the craft es-
cape the fate of it's namesake.
In the Tonasket-Om ball gone,
played at Tonasket Sunday, Omak won
by score of to 5. This ties Okla
hogan and Omak for first place with
Oroville close second.
Had the weather been favorable
during May the strawberry crop in
this part of the valley would have
been so large that the growers would
not have known what to do with it.
s. o. Wagner, father of Mrs. R. l..
Prentice, left for Los Angles, CAL,
Monday, after visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Prentice for several weeks, where
he expects to make his future home.
Miss Lenore Jones was able to
leave the Oroville hospital and re-
turn to Okanogan Saturday. Although
her condition was much improved, yet
she had far from regained her normal
health.
o. S. Allen is still turning out con-
crete blocks, and hopes to be able to
start construction on hi@ concrete
building at the corner of Central av-
enue and Vancouver street before
late fall.
Prosper De Gank, who has lived on
a homestead few miles southwest
of Oroville for the past six years, de-
parted Tuesday with his family for
California, where they will make their
future home.
One of the catchy features of the
Oroville celebration will be an old
fashioned barbecue. The meat will
be roasted in a whole carcass over a
pit and distributed, with trimmings
to the multitude.
Owing to the fact that memorial
services were held in town Sunday
very few went down to Okanogan Sun
day to see the ball game. Considering
the way it turned out 1t is just as well
that they stayed at home.
Ralph Woods, of Tacoma, brother
o. Rufus Woods, of the Wenatchee
World, was an arrival over last Fri
day night. Mr.. Ralph Woods, who Ii
a practicing lawyer, is also interest
ed financially in the World.
If is is a good time that you arr
looking for come to Oroville on thu
End and 3rd of July. This town Il
trimming up celebration for thos,
two days that will supply Joy to al
who will come and partake.
With such jungle of weeds abou
town to protect them the mosquito
crop this summer promises to be il
excess of what it has been for sew
eral years. And that is not YER
pleasant to look forward to.
1t has been suggested that the At
OF July committee should feature a
Automobile race. A two mile cours
could be outlined right in town, an
races over such a course would
very interesting and exciting.
Miss Iva Hare, who spent severa