The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-04-28
School closes the 10Th of MAY.

Inc DdSe Ddll spirit is not rampant
in Oroville this year.
7. B. Jones, the Chesaw banker
Sundayed in Oroville.
c. r. Elliott, of Havillah, was a
visitor in town Saturday
Mrs. R. P. Hoskyn has been on the
sick list during the week.
Judge C. H. Neal was in Spokane
this week on legal business.
Jas X. st. Clair of Nighthawk, was
registered in Orovile Tuesday.
High school athletic dance at the
Orpheum tonight. Do not miss it.
Henry Howe, of Okanogan, was one
Iof the county seat visitors in town
Tuesday.
Next Thursday evening is the date
for the regular meeting of the Com
mercial Club.
| c. A. Blatt was at Oroville Wednes-
Nelson Leader.
A. p. Murray, of Oroville, was a
Nelson business visitor last Friday
Nelson Leader.
Mrs. G. B. Lyons and Mrs. G. R.
Allen, of Hedley, were visitors in Oro-
willie Wednesday.
Dr.. C. P. House of Oroville, spent
Tuesday afternoon in Riverside
Riverside Tribune.
| J. C. Davis and Aug Alstrom, down
river visitors from Pateros, were regis
tered in Orovile Monday.
| Mrs. Cunningham of Riverside, was
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. McCammon, this week.
A. King has Joined the Great Nor
thern bridge crew and is working out
of Oroville-Chesaw News.
G. e. Field of Tonasket, was among
the visitors from neighboring towns
registered in Oroville Saturday.
A glimpse at the Oroville CONNER
cial Company's show window i'm
presses one that this is seed time.
Downs & Kruger have been engaged
painting a residence on Nine-mile
creek during the past two weeks.
C. p. Johnson and family left Sat-
urday morning for Oroville, where
they expect to live.-Chesaw News.
AL Riste, the well known Similka-
mcen valley stockman and rancher,
was visitor in Oroville Friday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Ellis, left last
Friday morning for their home in Spo
, kane after a visit of month in OrO-
Iville.
The first real spring weather of the
season has been on tap this week, and
| it was appreciated after the continu-
Gus chill.
There was a very large attendance
al the Easter Sunday school exercises
held in the Presbyterian church Sun
| day evening.
w. p. Romans, representing the
Spokane Chamber of Commerce, was
! a visitor in town for two or three days
during the past week.
The town council held a special
injecting last Friday evening for the
purpose of preparing uniform sched-
ule of water charges.
About every person in town owning
an automobile was out of town last
Sunday, taking advantage of the most
pheasant day so far this spring.
Mr. and Mrs. j. P. Forde, Boyd Forde
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Champneys
motored over from Loomis Sunday and
spent several hours in the city.
The Chesaw Fair association gives
a grand ball and banquet in Eagle hall
at that place this evening, and all who
attend are assured of a royal, happy
thine.
The hot cross bun sale presided over
Friday afternoon last by the ladies of
Trinity Guild was so much of sue
cess that all the stock offered was dis
posed Of
County Commissioner Green was
Visitor in town last Friday while max
ling a tour of the north part of his
district on business connected with
his office.
The Palm had the first strawberries
OF Ine season Oh tHe llldIkeu SATURDAY.
They were good to look at, and that
is about as near the fruit as most of us
could get.
A number of residents are setting
out shade trees along the streets this
lyear. 1t is an example that others
could follow to the great improvement
OF the town.
| There was great display of glad
rags Sunday, which is always expected
on Easter, as that seems to be the way
of celebrating that important day in
church history
The ice cream season has been slow
in coming, but it is getting here, and
the local creamery is preparing to
meet the demand for the best frozen
stuff of that kind on the market.
The cake sale held by the ladies of
the Deborah society Saturday after
noon in the Getsey confectionery
store, was well patronized, and large
quantity of wares was disposed of.
The full band was out Sunday at
tending services at the M. E. church
and assisting in the musical program.
1t is the custom of the band to play
at one of the churches each Easter.
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