The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-11-07

o Mr.; and Mrs. H s. Irwin motored to
Oroville Sunday and Mrs. ]. x Nm az
eompanled them back for n visit hero
Win reiatives.-Okanogan independent
~ Hoiioween party was given at the
episcopal church last Friday evening FOR
.ie members of the Sunday school. and
.le httie people gathered together and
PASSED most enjoyable evening. The
| .nurch was very prettily and tastefullv
decorated in manner to confirm with
the occasion
Mrs r. Butler, writing from Saskatoon,
Sashatchewan, reports the family all well
put much snow and 20 degrees below
weather here" Such cold at this time Of
,Ne year gives one the shivers. There must
De something about the country more at
.ractVe than climate that induces people
to settle there. 'O''e
Lawrence Dallam went to Seattle Friday
u attend dance given by old b
company. of the End Washington after
waru the 163d Infantry, which was the
iirst reunion of the company since return
ing from France The young lad served in
company both on the Mexican border
and in France
Inc ladies of the Catholic church are
ieNils arrangements to give n dance at
the Liberty theater on Friday evening
december 3. and in conjunction Herewith
! necessary
| 10 suggest to any lover of the dance to
attend this social function. for nothing
could be said that would keep them away
from dance and supper given under the
auspices of the ladies of the Catholic
church. They have given dances in the
past and those events have been the
source OF so much qualification to. those
taking part that the public knows what
10 expect In the way of pleasure when a
catholic dance is to be pulled off Then
that supper. Chicken appeals to the gas
tronofpic weakness of all mortals. and
that Kind of supper would be attrac-
ton enough without the exercise provided
ny the uance Just keep in mind the
date.
Az this late hour any appeal to the
pubic to turn out tonight and attend the
war saving Stamp entertainment and
dance hardly seems necessary unless the
notice might reach the eyes of n few who
nave forgotten the date and the occasion
considering the purpose of the affair the
nail should be crowded to the limit and
those who attend should be generous in
their contributions. For let 1t be under
stood that nothing is to be given without
an equivalent return to the investor in
stamps. The purpose is to awaken inter
est In the saving habit and stimulate in-
vestment in these government stamps
And then it will pay people to turn out
Tor the entertainment which is going to
be something of unusual interest. Added
to the program Is going to be the sale
of lunch baskets at auction, which will
add amusement to the proceedings, the
whole to be followed by a dance and that
form of pleasure is too popular to need
any urging to induce people II take part
Josh Cleary and Jess Brownfield of
Chelan, stopped over in Oroville Tuesday
night and Wednesday left on a trip to
Penticton. Mr.. Cleary has been a resident
of Douglas, Okanogan and Chelan coun-
ties for the past thirty years, and in old
days conducted a house of public enter
tainment at Waterville. For a short time,
about the period of the opening of the
north half of the Colvle reservation, he
lived al Chesaw. This was the first time
that Mr.. Cleary has been i'm Oroville since
the place was known as ORC and the ham
let consisted of three or four houses down
near where the bridge crosses the Smil-
kameen. Mr. Cleary expressed great sur
prise over the changes that have taken
place in the town and valley. and predict
ed that the country here, as well as the
town, had a great future. Time has made
few changes in Mr.. Cleary, and the only
sign of the fleeing years is the addition
of gray hairs. He reports that there was
heavy loss of apples at Munson and
Chelan Falls by the unreasonable freeze.