The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1916-03-10
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r. A. Wilder Of Conconully, was a visi
tor in town Tuesday.
A demand for extra advertising
space at late hour cut down our usu-
al amount of reading matter
DR.. Lewis operated on Mrs. o. H.
earle, of Keremeos last week, includ
ing the removal of the appendix, be-
sides three o.her operations at the
same time. The lady came out of the
severe ordeal in far better condition
than could have been expected, and at
recovery.
Last week Mrs. George Stoltz was
called to the Ward mission school by
the serious illness OF her neice, Miss
Mary Jones. She found the young lady
suffering from an attack of appendi-
citis. Mrs. Stoltz Immediately brought
the sufferer to St. Josephs hospital,
at this place, and Friday last DR.. Lew
is performed the necessary operation.
At present writing Miss Jones is max
ing rapid recovery.
Mrs Mary A. Anderson, of Republic,
district organizer of the Women of
Woodcraft. left for Marcus Tuesday,
after having spent several days in Oro-
vile guest of members fthe order.
The visit of the lady has aroused re-
newed interest in Wodcraft. and the
local lodge no doubt will greatly in
crease its membership as result.
Mrs. Anderson's district embraces Lin
coin Stevens. Ferry and Okanogan
counties.
J. r. Marshall stopped over in Oro-
vile Sunday on his way to Loomis
from Seattle. Mr.. Marshall is the op-
orator of the tungsten mine near Ca
thedral peak. and he has spent much
money this winter in development
work and machinery for the treatment
Of the ore, which is now on the way
in over the deep snow to the mine
which is 40 miles west of Loomis, and
almost the same distance up in the air
A large amount of choice tungsten
ore has been taken out of the mine
this winter, and is ready for treatment
as soon as the necessary mill can be
equipped. Mr.. Marshall is carrying on
this work without publicity, as he has
no stock to SELL with the simple aim
of making a paying producer.
Trinity Guild will meet at the home OF
Mrs. III. w. Bragg, next Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs B. F. Neff Of Everett. is visiting
the family of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Spencer.
Mrs. Neff may invest in land in the val
ley.
Sheriff Harry Stark and Deputy Sher-
iff Clair Ward spent Wednesday in Oro-
vile on business connected with the Of
nee.
Regular meeting of Orc Chapter o. f. S.
Tuesday evening March IA. All members
are requested to be present for important
business. BY order of the Worthy Matron.
George Bartell has disposed % one car
and is on his second car load. Nj Rart,ll
seems to have struck his pror.i gait rs all
automobile salesmcn.
Red Finsen had occasion to drive down
to Tonasket Tuesday in his car. and re-
ports the going as fierce. The road is bad
mud frequently hub deer.
The Deborah society of the Presbyter-
ian church will meet at the church We'd
nesday. at two thirty o'clock. Sewing will
be done for the society. Tea will be serv-
ed. All ladies cordially welcomed.
Among those from Oroville who took
the teachers examination at Okanogan
last week were Mrs. Nora Hinshaw. Mis-
Sadie Mclean. Miss Ellen Nickel Mrs.
Carrie Brown. Martin Peterson. Miss Le-
ona Allen.
Property owners should bear in mind
that taxes becomes delinquent March Is.
and unless paid at that time their property
is subject to dstrait and sale without FUR
The per cent rebate on real estate taxes
also ceases on the above date.