The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-09-22

DR.. Lewis reports the arrival OF
boy at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. s. c.
Larson Monday morning.
Joe Hunter who has been holed up
at Nighthawk all summer has returned
to Oroville for the winter.
w. e. Gamble, the old time resident
of the county who is now making his
headquarters at Okanogan, was in town
Monday.
The Macy brothers have been thrash
ing wheat on the McCauly place, just
south of town, this week. The land was
farmed by w. j. DeMerchant.
A number of social parties have been
given during the past fortnight to Mrs.
L. l.. Work, on the eve Of her depart
ure for the far east where Mr.. Work
|expects to make his future home.
A card from Mrs. L. N. Anderson
Estates that she spent some days on her
way to Pennsylvania, and is enjoying
her outing. She expects to spend some
time with relatives in Pennsylvania.
Prof. Nance states that the school
starts in this year with about the same
attendance as last, an enrolment OF
between $50 and 260 scholars. There
are about As pupils in the high schoo.
with more to come.
H. w. Bragg is making some at
ons this week and users of this class of
vehicles should look into. The make is
the best on the market, and tina. is a
fetching recommendation.
| Charlie Antoneson and Ed. Benson
had falling out Saturday over some
business affairs, during which they
locked horns in a personal encounter
AS result of the difficulty Judge Fer.
guson placed both men under bonds to
keep the peace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Klingman left
Monday morning for an outing, and
will be gone several weeks 1t is Mr.
Klingman's annual vacation, and one
The has coming from close application
to business. They will visit at Spokane
Wallace, Idaho and Pendleton Oregon
IDeIOre returning.
Mrs. Anna Wentworth left Tuesday
morning for Idaho, where she viii
Ispend a few days visiting with rela
Itives, and then leave for Gate City
Washington, where she will visit for 4
short time with friends. From Gate
lCity she will go to Los Angeles, where
Ishe will spend the winter with sister
w. ]. DeMerchant and Geo. Devon
had considerable grain to thrash this
|year, and had to secure the Macy out
fit to do the work. In order to make the
ISimilkameen bridge safe for the cross
ing of the engine, extra planking haf
to be laid on the bridge. 1t seems i'm
possible for Oroville to secure any as
bridges.
Pat Mcdonald, that old pioneer
known all over the northern part of thu
county, who has been almost helpless
for nearly a year, became very much
worse during the past week and ha!
been sent to ST. Mary's Mission where
he will receive the personal attention
and medical treatment regularly tina
he needs. His friends trust that Paid!
will mend and live many years.
Mrs. and Mrs C. c. Campbell ant
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Arthur Campbell, stopped ovel
in Oroville Monday night on their wa.
to Vernon, B. c. Mr.. Campbell Sr., II
proprietor Of the Cheland hotel, on,
of the most coy and pleasant hostel
ries in eastern Washington, where
many of our residents have enjoyed
themselves during visits to beautiful
Lake Chelan.
1t is strange how men running To-
office will be misled by information
they pick up while campaigning. Take
for instance the seven candidates run
ming on the republican ticket for con
gress. Every one of them visited Orc
Vile, and every one of them had thu
same story of lead pipe cinch. People
approached by candidates never have
the heart To turn them down. 1t ia