The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-10-06

Mr.. and Mrs. John Wheel and son, OF
Eakersneld, Cal. are Visiting VILE Mr
Wheelers brother Dooley P. Wheeler. a.
his home on the East Oroville Orchard
t.'acts.
An apple buyer representing Seattle
house, was in town Tuesday interviewing
growers in this part OF the valley. There
are not great many marketable apples
ue tfis way tins ga nut in another seas
on the orchards will be turning out car
load lots.
s. b. Starrett, cashier of the First Nat
ioral bank and Geo. l. Cole. one OF the
leading and most successful farmers OF
the north part of the valley left Thursday
morning for Pullman to attend the Bank
on october 6 and under tn auspices OF
tt' Washington Bankers association.
Ed. Klingman returned home from his
outing Monday evening Mrs. kiingman
is still on the outside visiting with rela-
tives. While absent Mr.. and Mrs. King
man attended the great round up at Pen.
Idleton. one of the most exciting anG
unique annual events that takes place or
/ day. and people from all over the United
States make 1t a point to attend this an
nual exhibition Of nervy and incompara-
BILE rough riding, rOping and kindred sport:
to experience thrills all he has to do IL
to be at Pendleton on one OF these occa,
sions. Over 10000 people, were present al
the last day of the round up.
+. w. Plessinger, the democratic candi-
date for county treasurer and residen,
of the Methow valley. was visitor IL
Orovlle Tuesday. Mr.. Plessinger has lived
never held a county office. That does moi
mean that he is not equipped for holding
any county office in the gift of the people
for he is an educated gentleman and ar
accountant with but few equals and nc
superiors. Should he be so fortunate as &c
be elected treasurer the people OF the
county can rest assured that the office
1u-p ha n nj "A
capable officer. 1t was pleasure to meet
Mr.. Plessinger again, as we had not seer
him for nearly ten years, which would IN.
dicate that either he or the editor of thi:
great moral journal is not in the habit o.
doing much travelling over the county Ont
thing sure, if Mr.. Plessinger puts off com.
chances are all against his finding the
scribe this side of the great divide.
A flock of Loomisites who do enjoy
life in radical yet royal way was ovel
to Oroville for Sunday, the guests Of
DR.. and Mrs j. l.. Masters. They reali.
re the coming of winter-and are max
| ing the best of the present pleasant
weather.
| Last Thursday before the arriy Ii o.
Ithe Louis Hill extra some joshers about
town spread the report that HUI shes
1.-THE republican nominee for presi1en.
was coming on the same tratl, am
There was quite number of people
wlip Mere led to believe the story.
| Frank Buckingham and Charlie Lou
don left Sunday on a deer hunt in thi
mountains west of Oroville. They tool
the trip as much 70" an outing ds tn'
chance of getting a deer, and the fur
land rest that they get out of the excrr
sion will repay them for their trouble
| Those who happened to be up aftel
the big blow last Friday night witness
ed one of the most wonderful display!
of northern lights ever seen in thi!
Ipart of the country. OF course, only {
very few were up at that unearthly
hour, so that the exhibition was vast
ed.
The erstwhile mild hammered hus
bandman is having his temper tried
and is prone to rude sayings as h,
hoists the stovepipe into place ant
finds it difficult to make the joint
meet. 1t is the one particular seasoI
when the wife and kiddies should taxi
to the cellar until the stovepipe Il
drawing nicely.