The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-02-18
ERE AND THERE ON the CURB

Geo. B. Pratt of Tonasket was in
wn Saturday.
IS. B. Jones of Chesaw was visitor
town Friday last.
Fired r. Neal left for Seattle on q
sipess trip Thursday. 1865.
f. l.. Anderson was down off the
il from Nelson, Monday.
&. S. Mckenzie was an Oroville visi.
h Monday.-Molson Leader.
II. H. Shaw was an Oroville visitor
Ter Sunday.-Molson Leader.
"A few days of soft weather put the
eighing in town on the blink.
Mrs. Clark, Of Keremeos, was the
lest of Mrs. J. w. Jordan last week
u. r. Bailey of Oroville, was Nelson
siness visitor last Friday.-Molson
ader
R. Stubblefield, the we'll known cat
buyer, was in town Monday from
Dnasket.
Mrs. A. J. Nickle, of Tonasket, was
hong the visitors registered in Oro-
lie Monday.
Attorney E. A. Williams of Oroville,
rs here on legal business Wednesday.
olson Leader.
mir. and Mrs. w. C. Gresham, of Okla
bgan, were visitors in town the latter
rt of last week.
a sleigh load of young people drove
own to Tonasket last Friday evening
attend dance at that place.
#The high school basket ball team
1s won five games out of seven. That
4 not II bad record for season.
#Dr. c. p. House of Oroville was
ansacting business at the court house
nesday .-Okanogan Independent.
u Mrs. II. A. Richmond, who has been
Sitting friends at Oroville for several
Ays, returned home Tuesday --MOlsOn
2eader.
Even the cold winter had it's redeem
pg features. The people of the valley
fe not bothered to any extent by
oosquitoes.
While in Spokane recently, Mrs. J.
4. Jordan visited with Mrs. Tyne, for
4erly of COncOnully, but now resi-
Ent of Spokane.
Mrs. d. J. Innis returned home from
e. Joseph's hospital, Oroville, last
|eek, much improved in health.-Kere-
neos items in Hedley Gazette.
This winter has been a hard test on
lew Prentice's delivery truck, but 1t
|as been on the road almost every day,
b matter what the temperature.
Mrs. w. H. Champneys stopped over
\ Oroville last Friday night on her
Jay to her home at LOOMS after hav-
be- visited with her mother at Spokane
Dr several weeks.
Miss Ellen Nickel, who was in CAL
lOrnia visiting with her parents dur
hg the winter, arrived in Oroville Sat-
rday and is visiting with her sister.
IRIS. Chas. T. Peterson.
Those saw and hammer artists of the
)roville Construction company, Jor-
an utter-Klaneshay, are back from
be Ivanhoe mine where they were en-
aged putting up an assay office.
Owing to the blockade of the rail-
Dads last week our exchanges are now
IRVING in punches. All of our ex-
hanges are like old friends, and they
re missed when they do not turn up
egularly.
The big masquerade at LOOMS next
friday night should draw a goodly
rowd from Oroville. The Oroville Or
'hestra is to supply the music, and
hat means that the music will be all
hat could be desired.
Among the first of our residents
Who will put up a new home in the
pring will be Il. s. Taylor He will
'uild in Grand View addition, more
amiliarly known as Mob Hill, and ex-
ects to break ground as soon as the
now disappears.
The local band dance this evening
hould be patronized by every lover OF
he dance. A pleasant evening Is assur-
d, as dances given by the band are al
Ways worth while. Then the proceeds
% to the benefit of the band, and that
ostitution is deserving of support.
Some plan should be formulated for
cleanup and paint-up day, or series
# days. early in the spring. The clean
ng up would answer a double purpose,
eautify the town and improve sanitary
conditions. A few gallons Of paint judi
iously applied would also tend largely
oward giving the town a fresh and