The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1915-03-26
HERE AND THERE ON THE CURB

.NShtudW over
Donald E. Riste was down from his
home near Chopaka Saturday.
VIM. H. Jarvis, resident of Nelson
was visitor in Oroville Sunday
Herb Baker was down off the hill
from Chesaw enjoying summer wealth.
er in Oroville Sunday.
Mrs. r. Burns, of Chesaw, was
among the visitors from neighboring
towns in Oroville Sunday.
There will be Episcopal services in
the school house at Horse Spring cou-
lee on next Sunday at 4 p. m.
There will be Episcopal services in
the Congregational church, at Loomis
next Sunday evening at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. l.. l.. Work and Mrs. S. B.
Starrett, of Oroville, were visiting in
town this week.-Riverside Argus.
Mrs. j. c. Irving, of Grand Forks,
B. c., has been visiting among her
old friends in Oroville for some days.
Among the marriage licenses re-
Gently issued by the county auditor
was one to Thos. Simpson and Esther
Pierce, both of Oroville.
Next Thursday evening, April l, is
the date of the regular monthly meet
ing of the Commercial Club, and there
should be full attendance on that
occasion.
About everybody in town was out
Sunday motoring, driving or promen-
aiding. 1t was perfect spring day,
and to remain under cover was rather
a hardship.
Mrs. e. S. Taylor, of Riverside, is
visiting with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Davis. Her old friends in Oroville
are much pleased to see the lady look
ing so we'll.
Harry Bowerman drove large
band of cattle from his place on OsOy-
COS lake to Ellcmeham mountain last
week, where the animals will remain
Oh the range all summer.
By some oversight this office was
not notified of the proposed debate be-
tween Loomis and Oroville public
school teams, held last Friday night,
and hence the event was not generally
known.
Robert Burns, of Chesaw, was oper-
ated on at the Oroville hospital Mon
day for appendicitis. 1t was another
serious case, but at last reports the
patient was making excellent head
way toward recovery.
The ladies of Trinity Guild, of the
church will hold a bazaar
On Monday, April 5, at which there
will be many articles, useful and or
offered for sale. Refresh
ments will also be served.
Quite a number of residents from
the hill country to the west of town
attended the funeral of the late j. j.
Nyman, which was held from the
church last Thursday at
ternoon, Rev. ID. H. Chandler offieiat
ing.
Jack Gormerly was in town Satur-
day from Nighthawk. Mr.. Gormerly
is one of the old residents of the Sim
iikameen valley, and has spent years
al mining. He is strong advocate Of
a road up the Similkameen, between
Oroville and Tonasket
Several auto loads of residents OF
Oroville drove over to Loomis Friady
last to attend the dance given by the
LOOMS Odd Fellows. The Oroville
orchestra furnished the music. Those
present report large attendance and
a correspondingly good time.
There has been considerable petty
thieving about town recently. DR..
Lewis has been the victim of several
touches. The maraudcr is in the habit
oe visiting back porches and SHINING
refrigerators. The losses are not
great in value but very annoying.
Tomorrow, Saturday, the ladies of
the Civic League will serve mer-
chants lunch in the Getsey CONNECTION
cry parlor. Every business man in
town who enjoys delicious eats should
get their teeth into the viands that the
ladies have prepared for tomorrow S
feed.
Some forty people from Oroville
participated in the Odd Fellows dance
at LOOMS last Friday night, and they
are profuse in their praise of the good
things to eat that was set before them
by the ladies of the Kinks Daughters
and the hospitality displayed toward
strangers.
County Commissioner Hugh Miller
and Mrs Leonora Dexter were mar
ried at Riverside Wednesday of this
week. The friends of Mr.. Miller in
this part of the county wish him much
JOY in matrimonial harness, and may
good luck come to an remain with
them always.
Charlie Devon thinks he got all the
u,orc+ of ~ o. Olyopooon wbara bo tocl,