The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-01-14
HERE AND THERE ON THE CURB

Saturday. ...
A. c. Buckley was in town Saturday
from Riverside
l.. B. Erickson, of Marcus, was in
town Friday last.
Alex Burden was in town from
Nelson last Friday.
j. f. Dunlop of Nelson was register.
ed in town Tuesday
W. F. Trip Of Touasket, was up to
Oroville Friday last.
Arnold Curtis, of Loomis. was over
to Oroville Saturday
The orange belt received quite q
severe jolt this week.
VIM. Almquist was down off the hill
from Nelson last Friday.
Mrs. w. A McCrary, of Nighthawk,
was an arrival Tuesday.
H. c. Walker, resident of Night
hawk, was in town Saturday.
| Opera Monday night. That sure is
some style for town of this size.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Bush, of Cho-
paka, were arrivals in town Tuesday.
c. p Riedinger ,of Wenatchee, was
registered in town FRIDAY night last.
F. r. Landow, Of Loomis, was
| among the arrivals in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. H. QUAINT, of Kere-
meos, was registered in town Tuesday.
Attorney Williams was called to
Nelson Wednesday on legal business.
School was in seS sion Saturday to
make up for day lost prior to Christ
mas.
w. B. McChesney. OF the Ivanhoe
mine, was in town Wednesday on bus
mess.
Miss Ruth McCaplmon is at Spo-
kane where she is having her eyes
treated.
G. f. Sigrist, Oroville attorney, was
in the city Tuesday.-Okanoga Inde-
pendent
E. j. Wilson, of Okanogan, was
among the numerous visitors in town
Saturday.
w. F. Dunsing, of Chesaw, was
among the outside visitors in town
last Friday.
Judge c. II. Neal of Oroville, was
in the city Wedn esday.-Okanogan
Independent.
Mrs. f. V. Covert left ON a business
trip to Seattle Saturday to be absent
several days.
Mrs. A. e. Body who has been quite
seriously i'll for fortnight, is grad
ually improving.
Geo. Schlief an old time homesteader
living few miles east of Oroville,
was in town Friday.
DR.. Jaeger, OF Oroville, was here
Monday and Tuesday doing veterinary
work.-Molson Leader.
N. e. Wentworth, head of the Com
mercial bank of Okanogan, was a Wis
itor in town Friday last
The only people who are trilling
the glad ha, ha, Monday were those en-
gagged in the fuel business.
Peter Fiske, one Of the old home
steaders this side of Nelson, was in
town on business Thursday.
Attendance at the schools Monday
was so light as to hardly justify the
teachers hearing recitations.
Engineer ]. C. Stevens returned
from Portland Tuesday last after hav-
ing spent the holidays with his family.
w. F. Trip, an irrigation system
worker, is at st. Joseph's hospital suf-
| fering from severe case of quinsey.
Mrs. E. N. Bragg returned Saturday
from Oroville. where she had been
visiting relatives.-Okanogan indie
pendent.
John Norbery, a worker on the irri-
CATION system is at St. Joseph's hos
pital suffering from severe case of
la grippe.
G. M. Zediker, who is one of the
engineers on the irrigation system, has
moved his family over from Loomis
for the winter.
| A heavy Snow fell in this locality
Sunday, but the next day most of it
had departed for Weuatchee, going via
the north wind route.
| The report of the First National
bank appears in this issue and shows
that financial institution to be in quite
a flourishing condition.
| Miss Fannie Peterson, an expert
court reporter, stenographer and ty-
pist, is now doing stenographic work
for Attorney Williams.
Miss Celia Frank returned to her
studies at a business college in Spo-
kane after having spent the holidays
with her parents in this place.
The rooms in the second story oil
the Covert block are filling up. With
steam heat they are the most desira.