The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-05-21

make pretty full night of it.
Mrs. H. G. Champneys returned to
her home on Palmer lake Monday af-
ter having spent several days in Oro-
vile a guest of Mr.. and Mrs Frank
NJ. Dallam.
E. w. Pember, formerly a resident
o. LOOMS, but who disappeared from
the country some years ago, is now
working for large meat firm at
Standpoint, Idaho.
Silke e La Plant have fitted up the
store room on the ground floor of the
Hotel Spokane to be used as an Of
flee while carrying out the street
grading contract.
| The sisters that are to take over
the Oroville hospital are not expected
to arrive until the first of June. This
l.; the 'teenth time that their arrival
has been postponed.
Mr.. and Mrs. h. A. Jackson, of
Grand Forks, are visiting with Mrs.
Jackson's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F.
Getsey, and that Getsey family has
been happy one this week.
Will j. Ford and Miss Powell, OF
LOOMS, were over to Oroville Sunday
to see Lloyd Lyons, the miner who
was so severely injured by a prema-
| ture blast at the Ivanhoe mine last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Grant, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Guy Fruit, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Forde of Loomis, were over to the
ball game Sunday, and they declared
il to have been well worth coming
over to see.
The mayor and Hamisch and Des-
nond were not out Sunday to start
the ball rolling as was announced.
Circumstances over which they had no
control, or something, prevented them
from showing up.
The Nelson country" was repre-
scented in Oroville last week by II. c.
Hines and wife, Miss Myrtle and Har-
vey Hines, also w. X. Fields and J.
r. Shaw from Kipling.-Lone Star
items in Nelson Leader.
With the closing of the public school
today the youngsters have a three
months vacation before them. AS the
schools have been in active operation
for nine months both the children and
the teachers are ready for the rest.
Two or three enterprising lovers of
tennis have put the grounds on Main
street in most excellent shape, and
those who enjoy the game are dane
ing around the court almost daily, eX-
tracing exercise as we'll as fun from
the sport.
Help along the band by buying a
ticket to the dance that takes place
this evening. 1t is an institution that
everybody is interested in keeping up,
and the way to keep it up is lend as
sistance whenever the opportunity is
presented for doing so.
Mrs. A. w. Mitchell marketed the
first local grown strawberries of the
season Monday. The berries were
grown on the East Oroville Orchard
tracts, and when the sun is out again
the local market will be supplied en-
tirely with the home grown berry.
The Nelson Leader announces that
S A. Sanborn has assigned his general
merchandise business to the Spokane
Merchants Association. Those who
know Lon Sanborn trust that his en-
barrassment is only temporary, and
that he will soon be back in business.
Sunday morning Rev. G. II. Sever
ance, of the Episcopal church, dismiss
sed his congregation in order that they
could attend the baccalaureate services
in the Presbyterian church, which was
ministerial courtesy performed in
christian spirit appreciated by every
one.
yelling & Killian, two young boys,
have opened shoe shining stand in
Hare's barber shop on the south side
CT the track. There should be an
opening here for such business, as
| the shoe of the village is too often
neglected, and the enterprising lads
deserve encouragement.
Cliff Warren, at ore time popular
pupil in the Oroville high school, and
| valuable member of the athletic as
ISOLATION, came down from his home
near Kipling Friday last to attend the
school entertainment. He received a
warm welcome from lis former school
mates and older friends.
R. A. Jackson, the popular young
| railroad man who has spent much of
his time in Oroville during the past
several years, and is now running out
OF Grand Forks, is using crutch to
| navigate. Recently he was a victim of
| a railroad accident by which he had
one of his knees severely wrenched
| VIM Cash, who was SO seriously i'll
| early in the spring, has had relapse,
and he is now with his sister, Mrs.
| Albert Smith, at this place and his
condition is reported to be very alarm
| ing. Those who know the always
happy William sincerely trust that he
will be able to pull through the pres
cnt attack and regain his normal
health.
Oscar Trummel returned to Oro-
vile Saturday from st. Maries, Idaho
where he has arranged to go into bus
mess, but not to stay. He is here to
| nank lin and will move his household