The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-05-12

A ztAs- P7oS-scse3 30oG;s vas S0oSen
1Ir~-g rNs p&S- weeS by s -s&Ey vS1- TAI
cane = Ve- UsrSe3 chang n tire Ce-0-
rerSCGra ACt SIsaw FER OF ttS hll tors
around the toWZ Tha cEil tad one Seod
s1scG il sfoTpe1 toe thav and save the
rowzrd the danger point r. ehe S3u1iSa-
rs@e1 rIVs-. q h2DcS - TG0 o.. and there
was a snr1nSzgs Tor 3 few days n the
volume instead O tHa STEADY expansion
noticeable tu-laE t1e prevalence q ths
h0r weathe-.
One q the greatest features ever pre-
ssnted a. ; u1oTtns picture house II Or
vile IS h4le1 AZ the c-pnsl- for Su1--
day n sunday evenings u = s. seven
real pr13ocsinr IN natural coio~s entitled
The Ldfe .. OG- saviour THIS : a
oe2uuful and toucnlas 1,oVt1e VSp-eSen-
tStion o. the caief episodes s1 ths life 81.
Christ which vii anDsGl - ever Chris
ti2n mar and woman tn tne oomu1unIJy
Il Is sucA 8 sermon W. U2cH ne
hearts and understanding o. az who AT
tend, and thar should ircu6s every one
n oroviiie and vicinity
F. Y. Covert LEI; this week Tor Atlantic
CITY. n. =. where he goes IS e delegate
70 the general assembly ~ the ~Pveseyysr-
IAN church He expected - ~ absent Sou2e
SIX weeks The tap WI eroucs Wash
lngton and s number - ire largest East
eTn cities, and VIII BE- q most delightful
outing a. this season ~ the ve2r M
Covert Is 70 be congratulated no- Only
upon the honor conferred II being naTned
as 9 delegate 10 such an important gain
erin but for the opportunity % making
50 long > TIP embracing 50 many inter
estiug Il ENJOYABLE features
@. : Stocker. OF Wsnatchee- passed
through town Tuesday on his way -
Grand Forks. Years sCo NJ Stocker was
a resident Of LOOMS and from there ne
made his home. This was the first vs5s
Mr.. Stocker has made 70 the upper oSz-
hogan since he left, eighteen years Ggo
and he was amazed at the changes that
ave taken place during that period He
stated that the only thing that BOXED AT
AL familiar was the hills, the march o.
vile especially surprised him. finding as
ne did. Z live. ~up-to-dSte town where
formerly there existed only three or four
houses. and they very much dilapidatsd.
c T. Gawthrop. formerly q well konwn
Eanchsr hVlns III TINS n~sighoornood
= few months ago left here for the
coast after having auctioned off his
personal property. M. Gawthrop was in
poor health and his change OF residence
was made in the hopes Of deriving bsne-
TT from q change Of climate. Il would
ped out in the GaEthrop family from the
following item taken from q recent issue
OF the Spokesman-Review Carrie Cav
throp kissed Clyde Gawthrop good by
when he went 20 California for his health
and then proceeded 70 divorce him. ac-
cording 70 his petition asking that the
said that she wrote sndsarinE letters. He
learned from the Spokesman-Revisw &
month ago that he had been divorced
". o. Hamisch is on the sick list
John Woodland was in own from
Loomis Wednesday.
The ladies of the Civic League sery-
co q luncheon for the Commercial
Club Thursday.
c. J. Mckenzie is assisting in F. V.
Covert's store while Mr.. Covert is alb
sent in the east.
A car driven by W c. Gresham COL
lided with Mrs. A. l. Hills car late
Wednesday evening, at the corner of
Main street and Central avenue, and
both cars were considerably damaged.