The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-04-19

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willie Tuesday. Mrs. Jayne will visit for
some time with her parents.-Win-
throp Journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Ellis returned
to their home at Spokane Monday
morning after visit here Of three
weeks duration.
| Tom, Morris and William Daily, ac-
companied by their mother. motored
| over from Keremeos Sunday for a
| visit of day or two.
DR.. Elmer was up from Oroville
Tuesday night to introduce a little
newcomer to Mail Carrier De Lisle
and wife, of Bridesville.-Molson
| Leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NORM, of Okanogan.
autoed up to Oroville Sunday. Mr..
| NORM, who is the pioneer laundry man
of the county, is now running a large
steam laundry at the county seat.
| The farmers of the county who are
| given to prayer are supplicating for
rain, and the more the better just at
this season of the year after very
| light snow fall through the winter.
J. P. Gormerly, superintendent of
the Oroville Copper company's mine,
! the old o. X, has hooked on. to new
car, an Oakland, and finds 1t great
convenience getting to and from the
mine.
| Otto Schwartz, that we'll known old
timer, who held down ranch at the
| east end of milestone lake for many
| years, arrived in Oroville Saturday,
after spending most Of the winter in
| Seattle.
Manager Stoltz has billed Joan the
| Woman" twelve reel Spectacular
specially for the 9th and 2Sth OF
| April. This Is one Of the biggest
things in the picture line on the
| screens.
Jas. Jackson shipped car load Of
hoge from Oroville Monday and two
car loads of cattle from Tonasket.
| One car of cattle was supplied by Ellis
/ and Forde and the other by Mrs. w.
H. Mcdaniel, of LOOMS.
i Mrs. P. H. Dokken, who had just
/ arrived from Seattle, where her
daughter, Miss lsadore, is attending
school, was an outgoing passenger
Saturday morning, on her way to join
her husband at Myncaster.
Bob Prentice and his father, Jas.
Prentice, of Okanogan, made trip
to Conconully Sunday after fish, and
though they did not catch many trout
they gathered in large string OF
perch, and had a jolly time, even If
snow did fall in the Conconully neigh
borhood.
Dr. Lewis reports a daughter born
to the household Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Daily, at the Oroville General
hospital Friday last Mrs. Daily for
a time was in serious condition, but
at last accounts was improving
steadily.
DR.. J. L. Masters has moved from
the Covert block, where he resided
during the winter, to Works point,
on Osoyoos lake, Saturday, his sum-
mer place of residence, where he can
either go fishing or bathing from his
front yard.
| w. o. Hamisch returned home the
latter part of last week from BUSH
fness trip to Spokane. Mr.. Hamisch
does not get away from the grind
often and he enjoyed his very brief
Outing. 1t struck him Spokane was
enjoying a business revival
In the next call for the National
Army Okanogan will have to supply
90 candidates, and they will have to
report between the Goth of April and
the list of May. Among the % called
are the following from this vicinity
Raymond d. Harding and Donate
Pachino, of Oroville; Louis Weasor, of
Nelson; Willard o. Cormican, Of To-
nasket.
John Melcher was over from LOOMS
for few hours Saturday on bust
ness visit Mr.. Melcher reports that
his son John is now Mess Sergeant
lad writes that all the privates that
have been under training at Camp
Lewis have been sent east, and pre-
sumably across, while the non-coms.
have been retained at Camp Lewis
to whip the raw recruits into shape.
R. A. Abbott, formerly residing in
Oroville, but for the past two years
working with B. c. Copper company
at Copper Mountain, near Princeton.
B. c., spent two or three days in
town the latter part of last week on
his way to Camp Meade, Maryland
where he goes to join the 9th engi-
neer Regiment, which is said to be one
of the crack engineer regiments Of the
army, recruited largely among expert
erced mining engineers and miners.
C. A. Weile, cashier of the LOOMS
bank stopped over in Oroville last
Friday night on his way to Spokane
Mr.. Weile was one of contingent
from this county called by the last
draft, and expects to respond in few
weeks. This is the second cashier
drawn by the draftfrom the LOOMS
bank. Young Weile is not buckine
over his fate, as he is ready and willing
to do his part in canning the kaiser
if it be in the power of the allies tt
attach the tin. .., .........