The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-10-31

IvervI - r 1--WE League gave one or tbos,
hsaag,,p pleasant social danSes = sno rs
s o'eue building last FRIDAY evsr q. .n =
Iamnnn OF which has supplied s.. '
a n.ouht OF pleasure to the mel Vas'
levent ton ene iali' Friday evening tbs
ea, e". LOOK on the nature of q Ha,,o ,me
en uanee, and the room waa a"'iow'
"@'eiui'y decorated for the ocn,s ,ers
tbia IT, n H. Fellmy. who has resided -
WIS ,n,s neighborhood' for nnmh" eu ~ u
liars mars mad sale of personal nrono. 81
|hach 9 t Mr.. Fellmy intends coin.
n.y." A 70 Detroit and secure emnInr
Tho ~, III an automobile factory II !.
ios saiarles paid in those factor
east a u', Is attracting Mr.. Fellmy back
position. promised a
rau' Baker was down from tho ~
per per reaches Of Ellemeham monnta;,,
aoioay and reports that eight inchns
VI snow had fallen on thai eIovation
81 ,". .' the sting of winter hit this mart
VI 'he earth. So far as the imaculato
eo'erihg Is concerned even If II Ala
niprise the population bv comino
uhseasonably the farmers trust the
II VIII remain on the ground fon ~ =
oaiance of the winter. as the early
'hd heavy coating of snow smells pood
I'iops Tor next harvest time.
WIN. McCone, engaged in tho g.r,uo
BUSINESS at Tonasket, had a car stolen
saturday Suspicion pointed strono
enough to an individual to Justify his
arrest, and he will have chance 70
prove his innocence. Car stealing b.s
oecome quite fad, and it is safer than
stealing horses. AS a rule, in the west
stealing $50 horse calls for enouph
rope TO hang the individual who makes
way with the animal, but stealing =
PLUM car can be INDUCED in without
danger OF elongating the thief's neck
II p. Wheeler, an uncle of Doolev
+. wheeler. left with his wife and
daughter Wednesday for Seattle. after
spending the summer in the valley.
from Seattle the Wheelers will return
TO their home in Missouri, not far from
Kansas City. Mr.. Wheeler is very
much Impressed with the appearance
Fertility and possibilities of the valley.
Indeed, he spoke so highly of his sat
isfaction over his long visit here on
the eve Of his departure that we would
not be surprised should he eventually
elect to return to the Okanogan valley
to make his home.
Mrs. j. F. Getsey left the latter part
OF last week for Spokane, where the
Getseys will make their future home
This change of residence was made
necessary by Mr.. Getsey being taken
from the Oroville-Spokane run to the
Spokane-Marcus run. Mr.. Getsey has
been a conductor on the Great North
ern system for many years, and twice
the family have made their home in
Oroville for a number of years. We
would not be surprised il some time in
the future they will again elect to
make Oroville their home, and if they
90 they are sure or a hearty welcome
from host Of friends.
A good running mate for the cougar
story published elsewhere, came to
this office after the cat story had been
put in type. 1t appears that a farmer
living in the valley a short distance
south of town missed two young Here
ford calves one morning last week
Carefully examining the ground the
farmer discovered the tracks of doe
and the tracks of the calves in COM
pany with the doe tracks. He followed
the spoor and after time found the
two calves near a wire fence. The
doe had gone over the fence and the
calves were left motherless. Had it not
been for the fence the calves would
probably have followed the doe far
into the mountains.
Guy Gilmour is putting up hand
some concrete block residence on his
place on the west side of the Simil-
kameen river, and when the structure