The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-08-02
The First National Bank
Oroville, w ashington

Stanley Evans was in town from
LOOMS Saturday.
Keith Enloe, of Riverside, was a
visitor in town Friday last.
Mrs. Edw. Eisman, of Tonasket, was
an arrival in town Friday last
Quite number of commercial men
Sundayed at the Hotel de Grubb.
Many automobiles from out of town
points were on the streets Sunday.
Dell Hart, of Oroville. was in town
on business Wednesday evening"
Omak Chronicle.
Have you made good your Liberty
Bond subscription payments that were
due in July? If not get busy.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Houghland were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Davis, Of
Oroville, Sunday.-Tonasket Times.
Mrs. Harry Tweedle, of Keremeos,
came down to Oroville Monday even
Ing on one Of her occasional visits.
Mrs. Reevie Frank has been on the
sick list during the past week, but at
last reports was very much improved.
L. o. Howard, school of mines,
State College, Pullman, was register
ed at the Hotel de Grub Friday last.
The apricot crop in this part of the
valley was quite heavy this season
and there is going to be large yield
Of peaches.
Drummers state that Oroville shows
less igns of depression than any Of
the small Towns they visit in eastern
Washington.
Sunday was an ideal summer day
and all those who have the good for
tune to own cars were out enjoying
the superb weather.
The heaviest rain on record in
the neighborhood of Okanogan during
the nine years that records have been
kept fell last Thursday.
Miss Ellen Jones, of Oroville, who
has been guest Of Miss Mildred
Mitchell, returned to her home Thurs
day evening.-Molson Leader.
A very heavy local rain fall in the
hiAs between this place and Nelson
the latter part of last week washed
out the roads in number of places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hummer, OF
Okanogan, stopped over in Orovil'e
Sunday night on their way home from
an auto trip into British Columbia.
Otto Schwartz made a business trip
to Spokane during the past week and
during his absence Geo. J. Parker
acted as night clerk at the Hotel de
Grub.
Three or four families drifted coast
ward during the past week. II this
thinning out continues there will be
only few of the best Of us to winter
in Oroville.
The First National bank has receiv-
ed a car load Of apple boxes, knocked
down, that will be used for handling
the crop on the big East Oroville Or
chards tract.
Ellis Johnson, a former Chesaw lad,
now Of Oroville, is one Of the crew
OF U. s. surveyors running the lines
on the Forest Lake mineral claim this
week'-Molson Leader.
Mike Manning, Of LOOMS, was q
visitor in town Saturday. He reports
that the late rains, although too late
TO help the grain, will greatly increase
the hay yield In his locality.
Mrs. Jas. M. East is still confined
at the Oroville General hospital
Where she has been since the birth OF
her son. She may be able to return
to her home in the next few days.
We see by the Tonasket Times thai
Bert Gadberry has gone to Seattle
Tor the purpose of enlisting in the
army. Good boy, Bert. May you be
with the crowd that marches into
Berlin.
Paul Schleuter. the man who sho
himself In the Hotel Spokane some
weeks ago with suicidal intent, ant
was afterwards adjudged insane
was taken to Medical Lake during thu
past week.
DR.. Burge leaves Monday aftel
spending a fortnight in town supply
ing glasses for defective eyesight. III
Is with Mr.. Michler, and those II
want of glasses should see him be
fore he leaves.
Reg Dempster was in town Tues
Jay from the Copper World Extension
where he has force of men engage
driving an upraise on the ore bod
at the 200 foot level, and accumulat
Ing large ore reserve.
Mrs. E. B. Tyler and her daughter
MISS Frances, returned to their HON
at Brewster Thursday morning. Mr.
tyler came to Oroville for surgics
treatment. Early in July while walk
ing In her yard she accidentally fe