The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-08-01
Mrs Ernest Sherling and new baby
boy arrived home from Oroville hos
pital Monday.-Molson Leader.

Mrs. Ernest Sherling and new baby
boy arrived home from Oroville hos
pital Monday-Molson Leader.
c. p. Scates has brought his organ
up from Okanogan to be used for the
present in the Liberty theater. Mrs.
Marie Scammell Lewis, a finished per-
former on the instrument, will preside
at the organ while in use at the Lib
Eerty.
| Gene Judd was visitor in town
Friday last from Tonasket where he
is engaged in buying and shipping live
stock He has become quite an expert
hand at the business and gets off a
lear load or two of hogs or cattle ev-
cry week.
! Miss Daily, of Seattle, who has been
visiting with Mrs. Frank Taylor for
the past month, left for her home
= Wednesday morning. Miss Daily is a
delightfully."- pleasant young lady who
made many friends in Oroville during
her brief stay.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Forde, Boyd
Forde, Miss Dorothy Chamberlain, a
cousin of Mrs. Forde visiting her
from Seattle, and Mrs Fred Rodolph
and her three young children, drove
over from LOOMS Sunday and spent
several hours in town visiting with
| friends.
Property owners along Central
Iayenue and Bridge street are signing
up pretty generally for the proposed
fiVe-foot contcrete side walk from Main
street to the creamery Billy Frank
started the movement for this needed
Improvement and is meeting with lit
tie difficulty in securing the required
number of signatures.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Cox arrived
in Oroville this week and have come
to stay. They are not strangers in
Oroville, they lived here some years
ago and then sought a better location.
spending some time in Arkansas,
British Columbia, Oregon and other
places, but they did not find anything
better than the Okanogan country and
hence returned.
Jerome Hankins arrived in Oroyille
Tuesday evening and met with a cor
dial welcome from his old friends.
Years ago Mr.. Hawkins was a resident
of LOOMS, and played the mining
game extensively. Then he drifted out
of sight and it is long time since
he had been heard from. He is looking
exceedingly we'll. as though old time
was standing in with him.
Paul Seth of Nelson, who was
operated on at the local hospital. for
tuberculan infection of the abdomen
and chest some days ago died Sunday.
The case was considered almost hope
less when the unfortunate man was
brought to the hospital for treatment,
and the operation was performed as
the last resort, with the hopes that
some relief could be obtf ined.
Rev. and Mrs Robert Thompson
arrived in Oroville Tuesday after an
absence of year to a day touring the
country in their car, having travelled
10000 miles. They started out a year
ago on mission trip, preaching and
distributing tracts. They went through
to the Atlantic coast and included in
the trip the southern country as we'll
as the northern. They delivered lat
lectures, visiting many states and sew
eral provinces in Canada. The car was
so arranged that the front seat could
be turned back. forming a couch, and
they camped just where night found |
them Both Mr., and Mrs. Thompson
are in excellent health. Mr.. Thompson
weighing more than he ever did be-
fore.