The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-04-30
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mences tomorrow. May LIST.
| Donald E. Riste came in from Cho.
paka Friday last for brief visit.
H. w. Champneys, cashier of the
Loomis bank, spent Sunday in Orc.
Vile.
w. J. Frank returned home Monday
evening from business trip to Spo-
kane.
The public schools of this place
close for the summer vacation mex,
month.
Emil Brunsch made a business trip
to Oroville Tuesday cvening.-Omak
Chronicle.
Geo. Riste was visitor in town
from his home at Nelson over Mon
day night.
Attorney r. P. Hoskyn, Of Oroville,
was here on legal business Tues lay
Nelson Leader.
Judge Neal has been away this week
on trip to Republic, Colville, Spo-
kane and Olympia.
Frank Prime was visitor in town
Wednesday from his ranch near Oro-
ville.-Tonasket Times.
Jas. Monday and J. H. Palmer were
Oroville visitors Thursday-Havillah
notes in Nelson Leader.
A. G. Peterson, of Nelson, was in
town from the top of the hill Friday
last on a business visit.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Hans Peterson, of Nelson, at the
Oroville hospital Monday.
Regular monthly meeting OF the
Commercial Club next Thursday night.
Do not overlook the date.
Henry Bahrs has gone east on bus
mess connected with his mining hold
ings on Ellemeham mountain.
Mrs. A. Newman was down from
the Nelson hill Friday last enjoying
the summer weather in the valley.
The Oroville Construction Co. has
put up a new garage for G. Schass-
berger in the rear of his Main street
lot
Miss Cecilia Frank entered Blair's
business college at Spokane this week,
where she will take q several months
course.
Harry Prince is building an addi-
ton to his residence near the coal
bunkers, fronting the railroad right
of-way.
Until the library is moved into it's
rev quarters it will be open to the
public every Saturday afternoon and
evening.
Miss Elsie Elmer left Tuesday for
Edmonton, Alberta, to visit with the
family of Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Reh-
Wrinkle.
Sheriff Harry Stark stopped over in
Oroville Tuesday night on trip
through this part of the county on Of
fetal business.
Attorney c. H. Neal was over from
Oroville Thursday. Mr.. Neal was for
merly Judge of Lincoln county.-Col-
Vile Examiner.
Lumber is on the ground for an ad-
dition to be built to the building &C.
cupied by Revenue Collector Oliver,
on Main street.
Considerable fresh paint is being
applied this spring to residences about
town, very much to the improvement
of their appearance.
Frank Buckingham has had the in
terror of his barber shop papered,
painted and renovated until it looks
as neat as a new pin.
Mrs. ]. P. Forde and son Boyd left
for Spokane Wednesday. They were
driven over from LOOMS in the morn
ing in time to catch the train.
Ed. Klingman was able to be down
to his desk at the Commercial store
for short periods during the week, but
is far from being in his old time form.
Chas. Burden and wife, Mrs. G. w.
Bentley and Ed. Burden autoed to
Oroville Sunday They were guests
of Mrs. L. Crisman.-Molson Leader.
Miss Nina Wallace went to Oroville
Saturday, where she played for the
movies at the Lyric theater Saturday
and Sunday evenings.-Molson Leader
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Forde and Will
Ford and Miss Mile Richards were
over from Loomis in automobiles Sun
day, remaining in town only short
time.
We thought the boys got into the
river early this season, but are inform
ed that last spring the first plunge was
taken by a gang of boys on the I'd oil
April.
Those desiring fishing and hunting
licenses can make application through
Will Wentworth, who has received 6
quantity of applications from the
county auditor.