The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-11-19
HERE AND THERE ON the CURB

| 'S"h ptluluuy.
| W. D. wallace was an Oroville bust
HISS visitor Tuesday.-Molson Leader
Mrs. Max Hagerman was an Oro-
VIE visitor Tuesday Nelson Leader.
Mrs. Ed. Sherman was visitin,
trends in Oroville last week.-Repub-
tic Journal.
Robert Powell, from near Oroyille.
was business visitor here Monday
Nelson Leader.
Immigration Inspector w "A. CRUDE
stationed at Chopaka, was in town on
business Tuesday
Prof. Robert w. Rogers was an Oro-
| vile business visitor Wednesday even
NICHOLSON Leader.
| The Bartells are still unloading
their big stock of merchandise at
closely trimmed prices.
| There was no meeting of the council
Monday night, a sufficient number of
town dads failing to show up.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Loudon
were III town over Sunday and Monday
from their home near Chopaka.
Miss Mildred Kirby is spending a
Few days in Oroville with friends
keremeos items in Penticton Herald.
Indian Farmer Hall was in town
several days during the past week
looking after the interests of his red
wards.
Sheriff Harry II. Stark was in town
Monday while incoming around the
north end of the county on official
business.
Miss Pauline Davis, teacher in the
public schools at Oroville, was the
guest of Mrs. Ii. A. Richmond Sunday.
Nelson Leader
First avenue has been graded from
Spokane street to the Woodbury. Lum-
Der yards, very much to the improve
ment of that highway.
Mr.. and Mrs j. e. Young, of Pentic-
ton, who went to San Francisco with
the Okanogan excursion party, re-
turned home last week.
And don't forget the band dance at
| the Orpheum on Thanksgiving night.
1t is going to be happy method Of
winding up the great holiday.
| Emil Olson, who has been working
with a threshing crew in this vicinity,
left for Oroville, Monday, where he
has position.-Molson Leader.
| VIM. Cole, who represents Oroville
in Pullman college has made the glee
club of that institution, which is con-
sdered considerable honor by the pu-
| pills.
Father M. J. Kasper of the local
Catholic church returned Monday from
IA tour of the southern part of the coun-
ty looking after the interests of the
| church.
Ola Thompson, of Hedley, was oper-
ated on at the Oroyille hospital this
| week for appendicitis. The operation
was very successful and the patient is
doing nicely.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdowell of Nelson,
returned from San Francisco last Fri
day evening They were members of
the booster excursion that left here
| October 25th.
| Mrs. f. j. Fullwiler and baby left
the Orovlle hospital Friday last, and
| the lady left Saturday for the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W C. Jones,
at Nighthawk.
Next Thursday will be turkey day
and we trust that every family IN town
| will be able to sit down to bOuntiful
board, and all have some blessing to
be thankful for.
Saturday, the valley experienced a
regular touch of winter as therInom
cters registered as low as 20 degrees
above zero. The chill is coming swirl
and crimpy this fall.
| November 80 is the last day for pay
ment of half taxes on real property
and if not paid by that time taxes dra"
interest at Is per cent from June
1915. 1t will pay to pay up.
one of the most appreciative pres
Tents that can be given member OF
your family at a distance, is year
subscription to the local paper. 1t Is
like weekly letter from home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Hart, OF the Mol
son country, left Saturday on an eX
tended trip through California. TheS
will take in the exposition and eXpec
to he absent at least two months.
VIM. Cody is drilling we'll at thu
Iuckv Knock mine, putting down al
eight inch hole and working night an'
dav. The drill is down about lou Zee
and no bed rock in sight as yet.
| Henry Holenberg, the ditch worke
who had his knee so seriously injured
| some weeks ago by being thrown iron
load of lumber, is making steady i'm
nrovement at the Oroville hospital.
The close season for deer began OF
Monday. During the open season