The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-06-23
HERE AND THERE on the cum

Aurle Jafre was a. Chopaka vis,,or
in town Tuesday. '''o'
Aug. Alstram was in town from
Nelson Tuesday.
w. u. Riste was down to Oroyille
from Chopaka Tuesday.
d. G. Dallas was registered in town
from Chopaka Tuesday.
.. Cohen OF Keremeos, b. c.. was a
visitor In town Tuesday.
/. W. Coleman of Keremeos was On
arrival in town Tuesday.
Harry Garfield of Tonasket. was
'"iohs the visitors in town Tuesday.
several came over from Loomis
monday night to attend the Boston
ians. ''o
l.. b. Merriam and C. u. Whipple OF
Nishthawk, We're registered in Oroyille
over Monday night.
arthur Lund. the Tonasket, -Reyer-
side-Loomis banker was a visitor for
rev hours in town Tuesday. sl Z
Many auto parties were out Sunday
making excursions into British Colum-
pia and the surrounding country.
Mrs. A. G. Cook and son, of Oroyille.
are guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. l.. Steadman.-Republic News
Miner.
Mrs. Herbert Gregg returned home
saturday from Portland where she had
been for the past two months perfect
ing herself in stenography.
Sweltering humanity sent up paeons
of thanksgiving for marked drop in
the temperature Sunday after several
days of scorching weather.
Miss Pearl Miller of Wenatchee. a
sister OF Mrs. John Isenhart. was a
visitor In town during the past fort
night, a guest of Mrs. L. l.. Work.
Little Floence Baker, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Baker. was taken
out to OrOville again last week for
medical treatment.-Chesaw News.
b. b. Ireland of Seattle and J, l..
Harris, of Chicago. advertising agents
for the Foley medical dope spent SUM-
day in Or0ville on a trip through the
county
Mrs. Henry Cunningham and daugh-
ter, Ella, went to Oroville Saturday
evening to visit Mrs. Cunningham's
mother, Mrs. E. McCammon.- River
side Review.
DR.. and Mrs. F. S. Hedger, of Kiona,
WASH, are visiting with their son, G.
C. Hedger, of this place. 1t Is the first
time the doctor and his wife have Wis
tied Oroville.
We waited long time for summer
but when it did come it was hot
brand, and the public felt 1t the more
Intensely because of having had no
spring weather. ~ .~
Mrs. Justin Casad. of Twisp, who
has ben visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. M. Horrigan, for several weeks,
returned to her home Saturday much
improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto c. Myers, of Spo-
kane, are visiting with Mrs. Myers son,
w. J. Hoskyn. The Hoskyn and Myers
families took an auto trip Sunday up
| into British Columbia beyond Pentic-
ton
Fred Gadbury, who has been visit
| ing his parents at LOOMS for some
weeks, was in town Tuesday. He ex-
poets to return to Seattle in few
days but has the Montana fever and
may decide to take try in that state.
1t has been wet all along the valley
for a week past owing to the heavy
bulge in the Similkameen. The lower
lands have been a sea of water, and
the flood in places reached to danger
point for property on the river shores.
County Assessor Knosher was Wis
Iitor in town from Okanogan Sunday.
Mr.. Knosher has made splendid rec
ord in the assessors office and 1t would
| be only fairly rewarding an efficient
Official to reflect him to the office this
fall.
Mrs. A. A. Spencer and children left
Tuesday morning for North Yakima
where she will spend the summer WIS.,
lifting with her parents. During her alb
sence Mr.. Spencer will make his home
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Spencer.
Mrs. Myrtle oliver left Thursday for
Seattle to join her mother and there
make her future home. During her res
idence of two years in Oroville Mrs.
oliver has made large number OF
warm friends who sincerely regret her
departure. ....... ....
VIM. E. Peterson arrived last Thurs
day evening from Spokane, and Is Wis
iting with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Peterson, on their orchard tract
a few miles south of OrOville, and ne
NAV decide to remain on the ranch
permanently.
| julius Ullman motored to Oroville
Wednesday with Frank Calvert, of Sc
Iattle, who is interested in the mineral
salts land near Oroville. Mr.. Calvert,
who is a friend of Mr.. Ullman's, was
an artist well known in the vest
Riverside Review. ..,s.l
Last week during the sultry weather
There was a great run on the ice cream
islands and soda water fountains about
town. Even those who in the old days
took 40 rod whisky to counterfeit the