The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-01-11

Ben Goggins, of Omak, was in town
Friday last.
Il. Hecket, of Tonasket, was an ar
rival Saturday.
j. r. Perry came up to Oroville from
Tonasket Saturday.
Reuben Klengler, of Twisp, was reg
istered in town Saturday.
Val Haynes, the British Columbia
COW man, Sundayed in Oroville.
Fred c. Morgan. of Nespelam, was
registered in town Friday last.
Barney Quinn was a passenger for
Oroville Friday night. --Molson Leader.
O. J. Maurer was an Orovile visitor
Wednesday evening.-Molson Leader.
j. l.. Leader, of Okanogan, was
among the arrivals in town Friday
last
Henry G. W. Kneble, an attorney To-
Gated at Nelson, spent Sunday in Oro-
vile.
George Riste came up from Oroville
on Monday mornings train-Molson
Leader. i. aaft
w. H. Bragg and j. D. Covington, of
Oroville, are serving on the superior
court jury.
Ronald Visited, of Nelson, was
among the county visitors in town
Friday last
Most of the stores that have entered
into the combine to help the govern
ment close now at O'Clock
A number of the business houses
about town put out attractive calen-
dars this year.
A. F. Kroneman, of Okanogan, ac-
companied by his wife, were visitors in
town Friday last.
The prospects now are for short
winter, unless cold weather is pro-
tracted well into the spring.
l. L. Bair is another up-to-the head
subscriber He sent his subscription
over the top into 1919 Monday.
Otto Rehmke, erstwhile butch here,
was up from his home near OrOville
Sunday and Neutrality-suspicious. Leader
John T. Mulligan of Spokane, an at
torney well known in this place, spent
the past week in Oroville on legal bus
mess.
Mrs. Mildred Evans returned home
from visit to Seattle Friday evening
of last week after an absence of fort
night
The heavy trucking over the soft
surfaced macadamized streets is not
improving those thoroughfares to any
extent.
Ore hauling from the Copper World
Extension to the railroad at Nighthawk
is continuing at the rate of 35 to 40
tons per day.
Mrs. Wozley and sister of Glenwood
returned this week from a visit with
her daughter at Oroville, Mrs. J. M.
Adams.-Riverside Tribune.
Saturday Clyde Hicks was wearing
beautiful big pansy which he had
plucked in the open. Now, what do you
think of that for this season of the
year?
Notwithstanding the season of the
year, that is generally considered the
dull and quiet period, there is con-
siderable travel through Oroville by
train.
One of the freaks of the unseason-
able weather conditions was warm
rain last Friday afternoon and night
It was just such a rain that is usually
expected in April.
Steve Knochy, the old time Elleme-
ham mountain rancher, is one of the
Gazette's subscribers who is always on
time. He pushed his subscription well
into 1919 Saturday.
VIM. Holbert, who was among the
first to locate at Looris when mineral
was discovered on Palmer mountain
was in town Friday last holding a Sc
ance with DR.. Masters.
Mrs. Joe Armstrong came in las
Friday evening from trip to the
coast. Mrs. Armstrong informs us tha
Mr. Armstrong has made arrange
ments to go into the sheep game again
Mr.. Armstrong, who lives in the Simil
kameen valley, just across the line
was formerly engaged in that industry