The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-09-29
HERE AND There on The cIRRe

"a. "A. q. Wheeler was over to the u,,
from LOOMS Monday. - Tue nut
" M. FARLEY Of Chelaa, was an orr,.
val In Orovllle Tuesday. ~"
R, L. canston. of Keremeos MO-.
arrival in town Tuesday. "' az
WIN. II. Hanscom, of Omak was rav
''eered IN town Saturday.
~ Ernsbe 'eeT, of Pateros. was look
ing over In this little city Monday
MIL and Mrs. A. R. Murray, Of Ma,ot,
were visitors in Oroville Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Pratt. of Nelson
were down to Oroville Saturday.
Paul Nelson. of omak, was pres.,r O
'"e SIDEWALKS of this city Monday.
MRS. Frank M. Dallam visited with
friends at LOOMS for a few DAYS tb;s
week. '' 'u's
JACK formerly that old time Night .
hawk miner, was on the streets We'd
nesday. "'"-
Mrs. W. H. Mcdaniel and daupbter
MISS Grace, were visitors in town
Tuesday. ""
The new hospital building ia cov-
e'ed IN and workmen are pushing tie
interior finishing. Wv
The Oroville Commercial Companv
purchased 5000 bushels of wheat dur.
Ing the past week.
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MI. and Mrs. A. l.. Bass Of Chesaw
were among the many visitors regis.
te' ed In town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Andrus. of Night.
hawk, were visitors In town for two
or three days this week.
This locality Is experiencing a run
OF that swell fall weather that the Okla
hogan valley is famous for.
Several abortive attempts at rain
caused people to keep umbrellas with
in reach the first of the week.
A marriage license was issued
Thursday last to Arthur Hay Ward and
Mary Simpson, both of Oroville.
DR.. Elmer reports the arrival of a
baby girl at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Alamendi, at Nighthawk, Satur-
day.
The big land sale made during the
past week Is evidence that the Okano-
gan real estate is holding up we'll In
value.
Thurlow Adair was over from Loo
mis- Monday for load Of gasoline and
flour for the mercantile firm of Forde
E. Ford.
The. deer season opens Monday and
several sportsmen are preparing to
take to the high hills to chase the nim-
BILE venison.
Considerable hay fever is annoying
the Inhabitants, and the superabun-
dance of weeds is responsible for much
of the ailment.
If the jungle of weeds about town
could only be eliminated the removal
would add very materially to the ap-
pearance of the town.
w. J. Frank has the plans drawn
for a handsome new bungalow that he
is to build on Vancouver street as soon
as the street grade is adjusted.
A large number of travelling men
Sundayed in Oroville, as is the habit
of the species whenever in the county
and within reach of the Hotel de
Grub.
Every business house in the town
should be represented in the columns
of the Gazette. If we can get the bust
ness we want to keep up the present
size of the paper.
A letter from Lawrence Dallam,
who is with the Second Washington
regiment at Camp Cosgrove, says the
boys expect to be mustered out about
the first of October.
Quite a number of youngsters ac-
cepted Frank Stansbury's invitation TO
come over to his place and eat melons
Sunday, and the onslaught made quite
hole in the supply.
The duck comes in Sunday for the
misery that has been dished out TO the
grouse and prairie chicken for the past
month, as the open season commences
on the 1st of October.
Schultz & Son, who do the big dray-
ing business of the town, stated that
thew handled more freight consigned
m Oroyille Tuesday than any day since
thew commenced business.
Last week the Union Title & Trust
company sold part of lot l, Dlock l.
Grand View addition, to Miss Eliza
beth Grathwold, and a part OF lou l.
block 1. to Mrs. Fannie Mallory.
Tho Naey Brothers are crowding in
every day of the week, including oun-
davs. thrashing on Ellemehem noun
tain The yield of grain everywhere Is
reported to be above the average.
Geo d. Macy, formerly of the en-
eineering firm of Major & Macy was
in Oroville over Sunday. Mr.. Macy mas
heen located at Copper Mountain, d.
q since he left Oroville nearly year
o'' e'"oo
ago.
The Deborah society of the Prespy,
ter,an church announces their annual
bazaar to take place on November o.
Handmade articles of every descrlp.
tion will be on sale at reasonable
prices.
mr. Lewis reports the arrival OF a
Yong lady at the home of Mr.. ana MRS.
Tom Daley, of Keremeos. me ii..le
,,iss mt in an appearance Monday
n,ght and the Daley household is a
happy one. ,, ,or
r. r Dill. democratic candidate lor
congress from the Fifth district T,o 70
Killed to speak in Oroville next tues .
day evening. Mr.. Dill is an exce a. he
vonng gentleman. but he will not -, De
met by torch light procession III '"''
place. ,rroa-