The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-06-20

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T. ef MN after knocking him down
me rlght eye ball was Slightly IN
,uieu and the lad suffered m;no,
oruises. Dr.. Lewis states that The
injuries are not of a serious nature
During the imitation of a burr,.
uaae mat the elements pulled off Sat.
uraay AFTERNOON the windmill, ond
Sneu garage at DR.. Masters place. on
osoyoos lake, were blown down.
Mrs. E. C. Martin and her sistar
Mrs. FRANK Bartell, ST., left Saturday
morning over the branch line for RaI.
hngham where they will visit with
relatives for two or three months
Saturday Mrs. Claude. of Nelson
was operated on at the Oroville Ger.
era, hospital by DR.. Lewis, assisted
ny Or. Taylor, of Nelson, for abdom-
'hai cyst and is rapidly recovering.
J. E. Fowler of wenatchee renre-
sehting the Albers Milling Co., one of
'he largest flour milling corporations
on the Pacific coast was in Oroville
| Wednesday interviewing local mer-
| chants.
| Inc first of the series of dances to
De given by the Civic League Dancing
CLUB VIII be given Friday evening.
| June ~ at the library building DANE.
ing VIII commence promptly at nine
o'clock.
owing to the non-arriva. c. the ma.
chihe and equipment Tor the New Lib
erty theater that house viii. b, dark
next week, but Manager Scates ex-
poets to follow up the week following
with another attraction.
Mrs. Chalker, living at the Ellis
forde Orchard tracts, was operated
on by Dr. Lewis at the Oroville Gen
ertl hospital for some affection of the
s'ohach, some days ago and is well
on the way to recovery.
Monday DR.. d. H. Lewis operated
upon Mrs. Harley Bennett, of Pen
Teton. at the Oroville General hos
pital, for ulcer of the stomach. and
the lady was making very favorable
Improvement at last reports.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Andrus, of N,sh,
hawk, spent Tuesday in Oroville, Mrs.
Andrus leaving Wednesday morning
for her old home at Idaho Falls, wherp
| she VIII visit with relatives and
friends during most of the summer.
Mrs. Frank M. Dallam, jr.. was cal
led to her home in Albany, Ore. Sat-
urday by wire announcing the serious
illness OF her mother. 1t has since
been learned that the lady has very
much improved, with every prospect
of ultimate recovery
Mss Jessie Heathman, of the high
school faculty, was the last teacher
to leave town on her summer vaca-
ton. She stopped over a few days
for the purpose of selling her car,
leaving this week for her home at
Almira, Lincoln county.
David Mcdaniel, who has made his
home near Nighthawk for a number
of years, has purchased the Mccain
mon residence in the east part of
town and took possession of his new
home this week, becoming a perma-
nent resident of Oroville.
Little Miss Mary Jane Grubbe cell
ebrated her fourth birthday Monday
with a birthday party to which she
invited flock of her youthful friends,
and it was one of the merriest gather
ings of happy youngsters that has
taken place in Oroville for many
day.
A colony of gypsies Of the real 81
mon pure brand pitched tents in the
west part of town Saturday. The per-
sonnet was made up of few adults
and multitude of children. AS US
ual the females told fortunes while the
males exhausted themselves in idle
ness.
We see by the Okanogan Independ-
ent that Miss Cora Smith, at one time
a member of the faculty of the Oro-
vile public schools, and most capa-