The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-01-18

ID. H. Hart, of Chesaw, was in town
turday.
Geo. j. Hurley was over from Loo
IS Tuesday.
NV. X. Field was in town from Che
W Saturday.
Ira P. Sawyer was down from
bison Saturday.
r. w. Maple, of Leese, was an arri-
~ u in town Saturday.
Geo. H. Ellis came up from Spokane
turday on business visit.
Ralph J. Lynch, of Tonasket, was
sitting in Oroville Saturday.
&c. L. Allemandi, of Nighthawk, was
king in the metropolis Monday.
IT. B. Parks of Okanogan, was among
L numerous arrivals in town Tues
Henry Shafer of Okanogan, was reg
tered in town from Okanogan last
hursday.
fisherman Burden, an early locator Of
e Pine creek country, was in town
hursday last.
&That we'll known old timer, Geo. w.
&ntley, was down off the hill from
bison Thursday last.
Miss E. Mckee, Miss E. Pierce and
rs. Woods were visitors in town from
xkanogan Friday last.
8Chas. Kohtdt, an old time resident Of
9olson, was among the many arrivals
town Thursday last.
Mrs. Joe Armstrong, of Chopaka,
las a passenger for Spokane on the
onday morning train.
q Mrs. Percy Eastman came in Tues
~ from LOOMS to interview DR.. Mas
rs, only to be disappointed.
Mrs. Jas. Ferguson has been very i'll
bring the past fortnight, but at last
ports was somewhat improved.
A C. Clark, representing the paper
buse of Gray, Ewing, Spokane. was
gging his sample case around town
onday.
J. E. Longacre one Of the early COM
Is to the LOOMS neighborhood, was
= town Monday, coming over in VIM.
3epp's jitney.
NJ Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brent, came in
3om West Summerland, B. c., We'd
5esday in Mr.. Brent's car for a visit
i few days.
81 Quite number of residents were
Passengers to Okanogan Monday
Morning, called to the county seat on
dpurt business.
a Alma E. Bartell was granted a d.
xprce in the superior court Tuesday
1<om Frank Bartell, Jr., and given a
\ dgment for $2,25O.
M. E. Bowen, the Ford auto man,
18th garages at Oroville and TOnasket,
me up from his home at Tonasket
hesday on business trip.
gNJoe Ashby and Dick Sanpiere. about
l. e last of the young lads in town.
# for Seattle Thursday morning to
cure work in the ship yards.
81 B. ]. Cutler, erstwhile numbered
hong Oroville's contingent of con-
factors and builders, now living at
Olson, was in town Friday last.
1t is reported that there is but a
ngle house in LOOMS that is not en-
tiled to display the Red Cross. What
PITY, town or hamlet can beat that?
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Coy and baby
rrived Wednesday from Penticton to
pend few days visiting with Mrs.
Foy's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Payne.
We see by the World that among the
Army enlistments recently at We
hatchee the name of Chester Smith OF
proville, who Joined the Gath engin-
fers.
G. A .Blatt, who has been a promin-
PINT resident of Nelson since the open
Png of the north half of the Colville In
plan reservation, was visitor in town
Tuesday last.
Several persons came over from
l-oomis this week to see DR.. Masters
but the doctor was off taking a much
needed rest. He will be at his office
after Monday.
The new council was organized al
the meeting Monday evening by the
new officials being sworn in and the
appointment of the several tsandine