The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-02-11
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Monday will be st. Valentines day.
Clay Fruit was in town from his
Branch near Tonasket, Monday.
c. B. Sanger was an Oroville BUSH
mess visitor Tuesday.-Molson Leader.
o. C. Hartman of Tonasket, was
among the arrivals in town Saturday.
Miss Annie Innis was visitor to
Oroville- last week.-Keremeos items
I'm Hedley Gazette.
Snow fell here Saturday, Sunday,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, but
in limited quantities.
w. B. McChesney, head and front of
the lvanhoe mine, was a business visi-
tor in town Wednesday.
Owing to the decentralization of the
Train Service to the south, travel has
been very light recently.
Mrs. Il. !. Edmund left on Mondays
brain for 0roville where she will visit
Friends for a v'eek.-Hejley Gazette.
Mrs. Tom Bean was in town Friday
N the Smilkameen valley, near Cho-
paka.
w. j. Cormack went to Oroville,
Tuesday and returned home today. His
mission was dental work.-Hedley Ga
Pette.
The band has big dance on tho
18Th The music will be little the best
hat has ever inspired flying feet In
hs place.
A. H. Perkins of the Toroda Develop
hent company. camps, was a passen-
ger down to Oroville Friday evening"
Chesaw News.
Owing to the blockade the films fail
ID to arrive for the Lyric last week,
md the house was dark Saturday and
3 Sunday evenings.
81 The wood and coal famine that was
3 eOrrying people early last week was
Broken Friday last by the arrival of a
resh supply Of fuel.
81 Ice put up here during the past two
Feeks was % inches thick, the thick
st ice that has been harvested here
pr a number of years.
L. l.. Ulrich, expert painter and dec
rator, recently located in Oroville,
Jas a Nelson business visitor last
Friday.-Molson Leader
About every room in the Covert
brtable steam heated rooms can al
lays find occupants in this place.
Joe Bromley returned to his home
Oroville en- Tuesday. after having
pent few days here WITH friends. -
eremeos items in Hedley Gazette.
A revival is in progress at the M. e.
hurch, under charge of Rev. w. w.
E |trite. The meetings are we'll attended
nd much interest is being aroused.
Several cases of grip are reported
bout town. These cases are rather de-
Dyed, as most Of the population suf-
bred siege of the grip before winter
hirly set in.
ia DR.. Jaeger of Oroville, was here
Z friday and Saturday doing veterinary
4 FORK. Although Dock is located at Oro-
pile, he has many calls from this
ection.-Molson Leader.
& Deputy Sheriff Ed. Burden was down
rom Nelson Friday last. He reported
that there was less kick in the tenn
Rperature on the hill than there had
been for number of weeks.
~ The mail service to the south was
unused up all during last week. The
IAst issue of the Gazette became an
cient history before it reached SUBJ
cribers through the county.
& The young son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
[Nickersham was very seriously i'll dur
ing the week with pneumonia. DR..
$Efner reports the little fellow very
znuch improved and out of danger.
81 Owing the suspension of train SER
Svice on the branch Saturday, Rev. G.
I'll. Severance was marooned at Okla
5nogan and hence there were no ser
Svces in the Episcopal church Sunday.
Bliss Phillips, the Central Life in
surance man, who has been in this
section in the interests of his company
returned to his headquarters at Oro-
vile the latter part of last week.
Nelson Leader.
There was a good deal of gloom
about town Saturday among the sup
porters and admirers of the high
school basket ball team as the news Of
their repeated defeats came sweeping
in over the telephone. TIL trip was TAX
ken under the most unfavorable con-