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

G. Riste, of Chopaka, Sundayed
roville.
fank Griffin was in town from Ma
Monday.
and Mrs. Walt Gasser, of Omak,
in Oroville Monday.
b. and Mrs. Geo. Sohn, of Havillah,
B in town Friday last.
RS. Joe Allemandi, of Nighthawk,
a visitor in town Monday.
w. Donald, of Tonasket was
ing the visitors in town Saturday.
ttorney E. A. Williams has been to
mpia this week on legal business.
tremendous large train load of ice
ed out of Oroville Monday for
sfield..
he last word from Captain Wilbur
KIN reported him as having landed
ly in England.
little Ruth Green, of Riverside,
bit the week in Oroville, guest of
Cunningham.
lev. Severance held a series of SER
Is at Loomis last week that were
largely attended.
Dr. and Mrs. Jno. w. Swinney, of
rieur. were visitors in Oroville the
Ter part of last week.
! few were out with sleds Monday
ing advantage of the last chance
zbtilize snow in the valley.
:. S. Allen, who has been working
THE smelter at Northport, came
he last week on short visit.
M. Fraser has been appointed dep
assessor for Oorville and vicinity
y the work is in capable hands.
IRIS. H. H. Granger is slowly recov-
|hg from serious operation that
y recently underwent at Spokane.
}ordon Erwin, Of LOOMS, came in
I'm visit to Spokane Saturday
lining, spending Sunday in Oroville.
Fred Tindall. son of that old time
)ident Of Conconully. George Tin
has enlisted in the marine corps.
Ferris Ford, the young and hustling
tile man of LOOMS, was in Oroville
Dr. Saturday night on business Wis
Mrs. M. d. Mcmillan, accompanied
Walter Pein, left today for bust
Ss visit at Oroville.-Riverside
1bune.
Rev. U. l.. Smothsrs, of the M. E.
birch, has been assisting with a SER
j of services at Tonasket during the
bt week or two.
Severe colds are fashionable, and
my of our citizens are almost blow
J their beaks off their beans as a
pult of the epidemic.
The Four Minute men made num-
i of rafting good speeches last
Eek. They had an inspiring subject
{discuss, why we are in the war"
Those who are handling thrift and
u saving stamps in this neighbor-
(od report that the sale of stamps is
oadily increasing among both old
n young.
People turned out Monday morning
be surprised to find the earth COW
Jed with snow to the depth Of some
10 inches. The white covering did
IT remain long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Fruit, of LOOMS
BENT two or three days in town the
tier part of last week visiting with
leir son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
rs. w. L. Grant.
Quite a number of farmers were
resent at the film display Of the trac-
" in action Saturday afternoon and
ne and all were astonished at the
ork a tractor can perform.
Miss Ferda Richter, who was opera.
ID on at the Oroville General hospital
short time ago for appendicitis, re.
irned to her home at Keremeos Sat.
rday, well on the way to recovery.
Up to the first Of March Riverside
bsorbed thrift and war saving stamps
, the amount of $1247.16, says thu
ribune. That is a mighty good show
lg for a town the size of Riverside
Everybody knows that the ladies o
ne Altar society of the Catholic
hurch have named Friday, March I!
S the date for their regular annua
ance, and everybody who dances, ant