The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-08-16
The First National Bank
Oroville, Washington
Surplus, 100000.

tor; c. II. Knosher and VIM. LEIGH
ner, judge. Polling prace, Eagle hall
In this list Mr.. Smith has left Loomis
and Mr.. Leichner has been dead some
two years.
Jas. East spent Sunday in town
visiting with his wife and infant son.
Mrs. East was still under treatment
at the hospital and is yet far from
strong. She expected to return TO her
nome near Tonasket the latter part
OF this week.
A. E. McMahan, who left Oroville
some months ago to take up a home
stead on the south half of the Col
Vile reservation, has gone to Seattle
to work in the shipyards. Mrs. Nc
Mahan is holding down the ranch
during his absence.
Mrs. M. E. Waldorf and her mother,
Mrs. Martha Johnson, left Saturday
for Redmond, Oregon. After visiting
relatives at that place for short
time the ladies will go to Portland
for visit, expecting to return to
Oroville in six weeks.
Members Of the Section Boss Union
collected in Oroville Sunday and held
meeting in Odd Fellows hall Sun
day afternoon. There was quite a
large bunch of them, coming from all
points between Curlew to the east
and Princeton to the west.
Frank Bartell,sr., whose deplorable
illness has been mentioned in these
columns, and for which medical
science seems to know no relief, was
quite low during the past week, but
he rallied from his sinking spell and
at last reports was some better.
Ed Rounds, who lives in the hill
country to the east of Oroville, has
invested in small combined harvest
er and he is making prices to farmers
for harvesting that are going to get
him enough orders to keep him pretty
busy the balance of the season.
Twelve reclassified draft men have
been called from this county to re-
port for physical examination August
16 today. Among the number are
Jacob Kline, of Oroville; Charles Day,
of Nelson; Archie E. Jewell, of To-
nasket; Arthur Erickson, of Syn
arep.
Mrs. H. E. Windsor, of LOOMS, left
for Spokane Tuesday morning, coming
over from LOOMS in Geo. J. Hurley's
car in time to catch the morning
train. She was accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. Paul Loudon, and a
daughter-in-law, who were going to
Republic.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Brickbill, of
Okanogan, spent the week in Oroville,
and were the guests of Mrs. Brick
bills sister, Mrs. Chas. II. Peterson.
Mr.. Brickbill oorrects the troubles on
the telephone, and there seems always
enough trouble to keep him con-
stantly moving.
o. s. Allen, who has been working
at the manganese mine, near Chewe-
lah, returned home Monday evening.
Mr.. Allen only recently recovered
from a severe illness and he soon dis
covered that he had not regained SUI
ficient strength to fit him for any
kind of exertion.
Are you still accommodating War
Saving Stamps? If not get in and
make up for lost time. Every time
you invest % cents you are loaning
yourself money upon which you are
going to realize with interest in
1923. 1t is an easy way OF laying up
cash for a rainy day.
Mrs. Jack Downs has almost entire
ly recovered from her recent opera
ton for appendicitis. At the time OF
the operation for some hours her life
seemed to hang in the balance. Skill
full treatment and such care as Is re-
ceived at the Oroville General hos
pital pulled her through.
Two car loads of tourists stopped
for a short time in Oroville Tuesday
morning for supplies on a trip from
Spokane through this upper country.
They were we'll equipped for camp
ing out, and were travelling leisurely.
The women folks were dressed IN
khaki, and presented rather a martial
appearance.
The corn boil advertised for last
Thursday evening az the swimming
pool by the Knitting Club failed TO
deliver the corn, but this was no fault
of the club. They were disappointed
in securing the cereal, but that dio
NOT prevent those who gathered at the
place appointed in having good time
and other eats.
Carl Schassberger left in his car
Tuesday for Spokane, going by the
way of Greenwood and Grand FORKS
He was accompanied by Mrs. }. u
Hare. Mr.. Schassberger Will De ao-
sent only a few days and VIII Drihs
back his young son who has been