The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-02-25
HERE AND THERE ON THE CURB

Ed Lee of Keremeos was visitor
in town Tuesday.
Floyd Werwick, of Omak, was among
the arrivals Saturday.
Lewis Larson of Chesaw was WIS.,
itor in town Saturday.
f. |. Barnes of Curlew, was a WIS.,
itor in town Friday last.
Sherman Burden of Tonasket, was a
visitor in town Tuesday.
Banker Jones was an Oroville visitor
Saturday.-Chesaw News.
Deputy Sheriff Ed. Burden was in
town from Nelson Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Fl. Eaton, of Ellis
forde, were visitors in town Saturday.
Geo. w. Taylor was in town Satur-
day from his Kruger mountain ranch.
Tom Bean was in town Wednesday
from his ranch in the Similkameen
valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. ]. Hambley, of
day last.
e. w. Wheeler and c. c. Reid, of Re-
public, were visitors in Oroville Fri
day last.
S. Roper, of Oroville, G. N, road
master, was in town Wednesday.-Hed-
ley Gazette.
G. A. Shamberger was in town Sat
urday on business visit from Sham
berger Heights.
The next date when it is considered
necessary to get up big dance Is the
18th of Ireland.
Miss Bromley left for her Oroville
home on Tuesdays train.-Keremeo
items in lIedley Gazette.
Mrs. Jas Prentice returned to Okla
hogan Saturday after visit of several
days with her sons in this place.
A heavy fog that made outdoors very
disagreeable, hung over the valley for
several days during the past week.
Miss Fannie Payne left Saturday for
Okanogan, and after remaining there a
few days she will go on to Portland
c. l.. Glendenning, who has spent
most of the winter in Wenatchee, re-
turned to his home in OrOville Mon
da
Tuesday being Washington's birth
day the public schools closed. The post
office and bank were also closed for
the day.
Mrs. o. H. Garlic and son Ralph are
visiting with Mrs. Bromley at Oroville
this week-Keremeos items in Hedley
Gazette.
Geo. II. Ellis came in from Spokane
Tuesday to remain several days while
looking after property interests in
this vicinity.
A number of people from Tonasket
attended the band dance last Friday
night, returning home on the Saturday
morning train.
More people than usual were in town
Saturday from the country, but not
from long distances, as the travelling
was fierce at that date.
This office has received a supply of
typewriter ribbons, after many days,
and those who have been making inqui- |
ries can now be supplied.
Geo. Umbach, who formerly conduct |
ed barber shop in Oroville has pur-
chased a seven chair shop in Spokane,
according to the Republic News-Miner. |
Three trains a week on the branch
works hardship on the public after
the daily service. 1t is hoped that
daily train service will be renewed
in a short time.
w. H. George was in Oroville the |
first of the week attending the annual
meeting of the board of directors Of
the Union Title and Trust company
Omak Chronicle.
Chas. Powell Sr., head of the Oro-
vile Commercial company, left Tues
Gay morning for Spokane on business
trip and incidentally few days we'll
earned recreation.
The population of Shamberger
Heights is already growing. A daughter
was born last week to Mr.. and Mrs. |
John Shamberger, son of the promoter
and founder of the Heights.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Carl
gave miscellaneous shower in honor
of Miss Ethel Bromley, who is to be
married this week. Miss Bromley will
be missed from keremeOs, as she has
practically lived here all her life until
some few months ago, when she moved
with her parents to Oroville The many