The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1917-06-01

Dr Lewis Operated on little Maybelle
Johnston Monday for adnoids anu ei'aie
eu tonsils.
The local Odd Fellows lodge have spent
Odd Fellows cemetery, and that long neg
liected Gods acre certainly needed I'M
proving AT the same time the ,Oote has
serves credit for taking the step II mas
| for .he change for the better ID very no
ticeable.
There is every reason to apprehend un.
usual high water in the Silniikanien n,, al,u
Okanogan rivers this year, as the season
| has been late and there is much snow YET
| in the m~antains. Already me Simiika- ..
.,n has been very high for TINS seaSTn Ta
can only hope that cool speH oeeasioh-
ally to keep back flood
The first registration for selectiye con-
seripti0Sn taken kswe II Wam RUwlaMds Of
Loomis answered the necessary qnes-
tions at the Oroville General hospital The
young man is Just recovering 99n IRON on de. ai.
be registered under the law.
Lee Christopher, who has made his
nioHed nHme 'h BY Uo the Woodbury. M Lumber company
| and at the Hotel de Grubb. returned TO
his home at Spokane. Thursday. Young
Christopher VIII MAKE ohns an etiotb of tha armV
service preferring aviation If possible he
| is most worthy young man ana mas
made many friends during his residence
| here.
|natchee- -Orovilie train had leftMrs. F. B.
Nance received the sad news from
Graves had suddenly died that morning.
Prof. and Mrs. Nance left for Wenatchee
Thursday morning. The deceased mas
been in failing health for some time ana
spent most of the winter in Oroville %itil
his d. Ighter. While here, he was confined
to the house and his bed most of the time
to Prof and Mrs Nance in this hour OF
their affliction.
One night during the past week stray
horse got into the writer's yard ana
itramped down considerable of garden
that has cost some money and quarts OF
presph alton to get started. The owner OF
the animal is unknown, but man so lost
Ito all decency as to premit his stock 70
Irun at large and destroy property should
be made to pay heavy penalty II he can
Ibe apprehended. We believe that a prop
lerty owner is perfectly justified in shoot
ling animals that trespass on private prop
Ierty, although the owner of the stock is
the one that deserves the killing.
a farewell excursion that included a
dozen young folks was made Sunday In
lhonor of Durward Smith on the eve of
his departure to join the army. The
young people arrived at Salts lake about
1880 p. m The afternoon was spent most
lenjoyably by partaking of delicate re-
treatments fun and frolic On the return
trip the party went through the OwascG
Rose Horrlsan' Helen Srieser. Hermlns
Ashby Clyde Body and Winefred Bair.
The Okanogan county Sunday schoo
Convention will meet In the Okanogar
and all day Thursday. June and Z.
Hong and very interesting program has
been prepared for the convention: 1t Is
Iexpected that large number OF delegates
Twill attaDd from fhe OrOVilla Mathodia
|. and Presbyterian Sunday school a!
the town has always been well rep
IN pa past county
Icordal and hospitable reception to the Wis
itors, and those who attend are assured
of most pleasant and instructive time
Il Father Thomas E. Sherman, of Loomis
son, son Of , the great civil war soldier, Gen
name to other times. the pungent maxim
one while in Chicago, recently. Accordin,
to a telegram Father Sherman In a con
/, lyersation said: This war is so bad tina
an apology to hell :" That apothegm o
the son should go down the Corridors o
= time hand in hand with that Of the father
son accompanied by Miss Vera Deli, o
| lSt. John, Wash, arrived in Oroville b,
auto, auto Monday nda to M Visit with Mrs; DellI
2 Dell will remain at the home of her par
Z tents for several weeks.
q Will Irby arrived from Kansas Cit,
Tuesday evening taking his sister Mrs
Ed. Klingman, completely by surprise
! Young !rby is one of the bright and love
!, able lads turned out from Orovile Fou
\ iyears ago he entered the medical coleg
2 lat Kansas City and has applied himsel
, $50 assiduously to his chosen professlo
y that he graduated with honor this month
e But 1t is not alone the pluck displayed b
one so young In finishing a medical cours
upon his majority. but Mr.. Irby shove
t the stuff that makes everybody proud .
c the American boy by enlisting in tn
q medical corps when troops were ca!le
s out and sent to the Mexican border. Fl
r was with Pershing In Mexico. When wa
was declared with Germany Mr. Irby be
d lcame a member of the ambulance corr
n as Emergency surgeon. and is on far
" Tough awaiting call to go to France
S call that may come to him at any tim
i and may be postponed until the 5th
. August. He will remain in Oroville unit
Y called to his duty. A sterling young man
Will Irby and he will make a record v,
in the profession he has chosen for lif