The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-09-27

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"as sure to make good. and tbot -
what he is doing anu 'hat is
l.. W. Faulkner. state sono.
TINS district, has moved from oho I'm
an 10 Wheatland, Wyoming A. IS
was q hold-over senator - ,,,1 nc
necessary to select some one to fu
'he vacancy Whether democrat or ro
publican the voters should see 70 :,
that another dependable American a.
selected for the office.
nro" your chest up against the
WINDOW of the receiving teller At
either one of the banks bright and
early tomorrow morning and sign nm
lor a bunch of Fourth Liberty co.,
honds. Sign until your pocketbook
looks as though it was suffering from
tuberculosis. Every dollar subscrib-
Ell VIII help the boys over the big
urihk. who are doing their part to
can the kaiser.
jazz Downs was taken suddenly i'll
early last week and was bedridden
uhtli FRIDAY. Whatever it was he had
/ he mad it bad while the fit was on
ne ueciares his ailment to have been
lhe Spanish influenza that has been
taxing quite an alarming toll in the
east. But his diagnosis is only n
guess, although if Spanish influenza
Is as tough as what Downs had we do
not want any of it.
MIS-. }. b. Johnston has purchased
the Il. l.. Armstrong residence in the
east part of town and will occupy the
premises after the first of next month
Mrs johnston did intend to build, but
owing to the high cost of material and
iabor decided that the money could be
USED to better advantage helping
along to knock out the kaiser. She
was fortunate in being able to pur
chase such neat and coy home as
that OF the Armstrong building.
Last week Mrs. C. X. Stanton sold
llve Jersey COWS from her registered
nerd to parties across the line re-
ceiving some 1925 for the same Mrs
Stanton has been the most successful
raiser of Jersey cattle in this upper
country. Her animals have a wide
reputation as thoroughbreds and she
has sold large number in all parts
Of the west during the past five years.
They are certainly beautiful animals
and cannot be excelled as mixers.
Roy Matterson, who has held the
position of immigrant agent at this
place for the past year, has been
transferred to Seattle, and left Mon
day morning to assume his duties in
that city. Mrs. Matterson will join
her husband in Seattle next week.
The Mattersons have won a warm
place in the hearts of all with whom
they have come in contact during their
residence in Oroville, and it is re-
GREETED that the exigencies of the
service require these frequent
changes.
C. Clark, representing the pa
per house of B. g. Ewing & Co., Spo-
kane, was interviewing the business
over this route Saturday There has
been such stiff advance in the price
OF paper that there was hitch in Mr..
Clark's voice as he read off the new
figures as though fearing he was 60
ing to put the print shop out of bust
l., ,,4t
ring the death knell of this plant it
made the proprietor quite groggy for
a time, as some of the prices have
jumped from % to 30 per cent within
the last 60 days
Mr. and Mrs. Orley Johnson, well
known and old time farmers of this
vicinity, left during the week by auto
for New Mexico. where, if the pros
poets are encouraging, they may de-
eide to make their future home. How
ever, Mr.. Johnson did not dispose of
his ranch at this place, and the call
of the Okanogan may be sufficiently
allurng to bring the family back. The
county loses very worthy citizens in
/.
friends, while wishing them no hard
luck. trust they will be so disappoint-
ed in the far south land that they
will hike back as fast as gasoline will
bring them.
Are you registered? The result of
the primaries showed that hardly 80
per cent of the voters of the Oroville
precincts were registered. If you wish
TO vote at the November election your
name must be on the registration
books. You can register with e. H.
EToose. if you live on the north side
of fhe railroad track, with Ed. Davis
if YOU reside on the south side OF the
track. and with F. S. Stansbury If you
live within the boundaries of Orovllle
Precinct No. 3, on the east side OF
Okanogan river and Osoyoos lake
Get think on. If you cannot remem-
Der that you are registered make sure
of il by calling upon your registration
officer and finding out.
Word comes oOzing in from the
coast that Aubrey McMahan and MISS
Hazel Mallory were recently married
at Seattle. These young people nave
grown up from childhood in Oroville,
and were universally popular among
all classes. The groom is an INDUS
trious and most worthy young man.
who left here some two months ago
TO find employment in the ship yards
a+ Seattle and the bride is charming
ycung lady who held position III tle
Oroville Pharmacy until a fortnight
ago. when she left ostensibly on
visit TO Seattle May it be continual
tion of happy days for the young
coupa in their journey through HE
is tbe sincere wish of all who know
them in this community.