The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-03-08

that means almost everybody on two
energetic props, will make it a point
to be in attendance at this dance, for
they know from the reputation of the
dances given in the past by this or
ganization that they have an unlimited
amount of pleasure coming. Just keep
the date in your hat and in the mean
time accumulate the price, for you
cannot afford to miss this event.
Manager Stoltz, of the Lyric had his
arrangements knocked all out of shape
Saturday and Sunday by the failure
to receive the films of the extensively
advertised special feature "The Honor
System"
Mrs. Ryan and children spent Fri
day night in Oroville.-Molson Leader.
immigration Officer Madderson was
up from OrOville Tuesday between
trains in the interest of his Office
Nelson Leader.
Through the courtesy of Senator
Jones this office has a number of
flower seeds to distribute to the lady
readers who wish to devote some of
their time taken from gardening this
year to flower growing.
DR.. Elmer reports the arrival of
new girl at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
AL. Fox, charming responsibility
that has come to brighten the days of
their mature years. Fox is about the
happiest mortal in the balliwick.
Miss Corrine Smith, who has been
holding position at Wenatchee for
some time as stenograpner and type
writer, has returned to her home in
this place. After a short rest she will
be open for any employment in her
line of office work.
Whatever March may do to us we
can never forget that the first day Of
the month was as bright and pleasant
as day in May. Wonder If the old
saw, coming in like a lamb means
going out like lion," is going to hold
good in this instance.
Not less than four new ore treat
ment mills will be in operation within
radius of few miles of OrOville
this summer. They will be run by
strictly practical mill men on strictly
business principles and consequently
should pay heavily on the investment.
Henry Bender, head of the Bender
Metals Milling company, filled the
pulpit at the Methodist church Sun
. day in the absence of the resident
minister, Rev. U. l.. Smothers, and
those who had the pleasure of hearing
him report that Mr.. Bender delivered
an excellent sermon.
The Nelson Leader reports that Dan
Mooney has finally broken into the ar
my after half a dozen efforts. Such
patriotic persistency is deserving of
more than passing praise in these days
when most fellows of service age are
trying to find some ways and means of
escaping standing by their country.
S. B. Gjerde has accepted clerk
ship with the Oroville Commercial
company, filling the vacancy made by
the resignation Of Bert Mills, who
contemplates going to Seattle. Mr.
Gjerde is one of the most pleasantly
accommodating gentleman who has
ever sold goods over counter in this
place.
| Miss Nora Bozarth, who went down
to the Oroville hospital last week with
the expectation of undergoing an OPP
GRAFTON, is reported as getting along
nicely under treatment of Dr. Lewis
] and will not have to undergo the knife
again it is believed. She is suffering
from former opeation.-Molson
Leader.
| Attorneys J. M. Adams and ]. M. T
Williams came up from Oroville Sun
day to participate with other Masons
in the fneral ceremony of c. c. Mont.
gomery. They started out in a car. but
encountered snow drifts where they
were met by team. DR.. Beale and ]
Friis came up as far as the relay and
went back.-Molson Leader.
Austin Ferguson recently tried t.
enlist at Spokane but was rejected OF
physical grounds. Some years ago HI
had a shoulder broken. The bone wa!
not properly set, and under the X-ray'
the examining physician discovered
the bone was held together only b!
gristle, SO he would be almost useless