The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-10-03

lat Ioo1 Anna Gray, formerly a res,d.n,
lvsor noomis, but for the past ss, usn
lars making her home n r.,s severa
Iit,na se s in Loomis Saturday and !. Una
NJ snort time with a sister, "
tro mrs, John Melcher. ST.. came a,..,
lJohn N No. Wednesday with her SON SON
VISIT, "r, Melcher has been a repnla
Icom;m. "'niost every day for wal
,s, lining over to let DR., Maston "ee !,
lungs to his teeth. masters DC
me contractors broke gro,ns g.
,ue new bank building Friday last an o'
WI wiz push work until the bui,dina any :,
.oihpieted. And the contraotonne -
lila en - 10 some hustling to get III,
A heavy frost struck the vo,,ou TO-,
san quay night, with repetition Of III,
lin oonn nlnu OF nipper Sunday night anf
~ consequence much damage was don'
so, sese.aoles. This is very early in tht
season Tor such visitation '"'
az MANSFIELD club did not take homs
cue bacon but considering how nre,
.ious bacon is nowadays thew wor,d
nave preferred the meat To tho moo,
i,'',e sum that was advanced 70 tbe
oiuo Tor coming here, and winnin q
against Penticton. '''i
Maj. F. p Wehe left Saturday mon,
ing for Cashmere to visit with his
daughter, and may extend his tr;n n
Los Angeles. The old veteran 10 ~,
ior the winter, and we trust that he
WA" return with the birds in the spring
much improved in health.
Fred Stannard, formerly connected
win the Standard Oil company's die.
.riouting plant at this place, but now
III charge of plant for the same com.
pany at Withrow, Douglas county. was
over here Saturday and Sunday. at.
tracted by the ball games.
Mrs. E. McCammon, formerly a resi-.
cent OF Oroville but now living at TIA.
coma, has been in town for several
days during the past week attending
10 some business matters for her hus-
pand The McCammons are now locat.
Ell permanently at Tacoma.
Geo J, Stewart, of Okanogan. q mast
master of the Highly Exalted Order
OF Base Ball Fans, of this county, was
IN town Saturday and Sunday an in
terested spectator of the games. al
though there were very few thrills in
those games to stir the blood.
Matt Rowe has sold his ranch at
Ellisforde to Messrs. Stephen and
FRANK Estabrook, of Cashmere. A
consideration of $4,000 was named
In the deal, which embraces forty acres
OF land under the w. o. V. |. ditch and
a modern home.-Tonasket Times.
Game Warden Farver reports the ar
rest of five residents of Mansfield for
shooting ducks out of season. They
were Belmar Saille, Herald Johanson,
Chas. Disckson, w. j. Mallory and Il
man named Roberts. The quintette put
up $50 each to appear at Okanogan
last Saturday for trial.
A car upset on the main road over
in the East Oroville Orchard Tracts
Friday last, and although the fou.
wheels were up in the air, or three of
them, as one was wrenched off in the
accident and the steering wheel sunk
in the ground, strange to say the
driver escaped without injury.
E. s. Taylor of Oroville, formerly a
we'll known citizen of Riverside, and
Attorney w. H. Paterson were visitors
to Crawfish lake last Saturday and
and succeeded in bringing
home nice string of fish. Mrs. Taylor
visited Mrs. Patterson while Mr.. Tay-
Tor was away.-Riverside Tribune.
Will McCrory was down from Mol
son Sunday attracted by the ball
games. Mr.. McCrory has been and
still is, ball tosser Of the degree ex-
cellent, and there are few. games in
the upper country where he cannot be
found on the diamond or along the
diamond, an active participant or an
interested spectator.