The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-03-19

The clerk of the weather provided
rather unique entertainment for the res
idents of the valley Monday morning
While the sun was shining down here
quite heavy snow storm was peppering
the higher peaks of the surrounding
/ mountains. and the exhibit lasted for sew
eral hours.
The train on the Orovile- Wenatchee
(. branch due at 9:45 Monday evening did
not drag in until 1890. owing to stomach
trouble of the superanuated engine that
Is used to push. or initiate pushing, trains
over the rght-o f-way Tuesday morning
the train did not leave for Wenatchee
until half past eight.
Both G. c. Corum and his 13-year old
son, who were recently reported as very
low as the result of an attack of the flu
are reported by Dr. Webb as being al
most entirely recovered. These were the
most serious cases that DR. Webb treated
during the prevalence of the flu epidemic
and considering the condition they We're
II In at one time me doctor considers their
recovery as remarkable. due, we feel safe
In stating, to the treatment and especial
4 care given the patients.
Dean Geo. III. Severance of the Eps-
copal church. spent last week at Spo-
| kane in attendance at the meetings held
by the celebrated divine healer Rev.
Hickson. of England Hundreds of per-
ba;r 70 sona,b+ reiiaf .,'roa,, ~ ',.'n
trations of tha oa,ahrataa haaIou NJ
miricales were performed, as the healer
promised no miracles through his hands,
but relief, both mental and physical, was
felt by many of the applicants.
Attorney d. NJ ADAMS mas purchased
the OSCAR o"ith Iancn almost adjoining
yhioh is ,,ndar aitnh and tha ,,ao,n 90 ",
IN tho r,ost raasonah,a sa,,,s tha. ha,
heen recorded IN this 1noo,itu hi, saa.a
IT, T., a Co., or,, go ;".an,,ot .i,,s % -, =.
ohosira a. r,or, h,,t NJ $50 ~
ao,,oi p ~ AZ 20 ,oaosaa. 49,, - 49,,
affnrd 70 'ru s 3D. ,,,a ~ ',, w., ne Na,,
o. he has tba ,oa,,ins ~ nos, ,,oi,,at,'s
-, -, .ai,o,n 80 H., 80, "''e
y. Wv "' ~ jus "' '
Jas. FRASER Is shopping around Frying
INTO the financial stan'lh@ OF the popula-
/ tlon IN the capacity or deputy assessor,
tUo .,,at ne mas liieu ve. .;y ac'a.1y II,
th;s pasa anu - nc WIN man r,', IL,
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m,. 80. away ~ 80, - s,,o uS
oa' .ie 10 sps a'N lie. -, eoi'm .,it;s
s,, 80 ,i.n.ot,,.'o t,s 49,. w" W..
noe VI 80, u,7r n,s ",", anu
.,n e. ~ aS n,,,a,, ea',n e'es
''ons "' ~ Jul "oiiui' po'Se'Sio"'
steve Cloud was able TO be about town
SATURDAY Tor the first time Tor several
weeks. Old rheumatics caught him in the
solor pleXis, or somewhere else about the
system where the punch would prove a
knockout, ana MI cloud mas mad all
ed tho pins from under him hut II did NOT
Eknoct good nature ont of him and he
was lust as smiling and hopeful as
Though he had been Off on a vacation in
stead of bed ridden for a long period
Nv .na Mrs C,a;r We'd ,,,ouo ,,,s,.o,
a.. 80, &c So 90 alu - ~
nUent ,,;s;,or T., orn,,ii,a ~ go 80,
awerois;na his off;a;o, aI,+hon;., o. ~
rasts IN oro,,;,,a ha,,a haar 80 ~, ~,
oct an,an ,,aars h,,t s,onni,or 49, ,,,huo
IN official bnsinass n ~ north rort ~,
The connty since tho exnira t,or ~ b;s
tarr, 30 off,oa nv WI uats 90 for
north as Orovi,,e on,v at rare Intervals
and his appearance in town Sunday was
MS flrst Visit IN many months.
VIM. Brent was in town Friday last
from Vernon, 3. c., with a pretty healthy
/ jag of Early Rose seed potatoes which
/ he had no difficulty in selling. He stated
that potatoes were worth s33 more IA ton
on this side of the line than in 3. c.,
which would indicate that Mr.. Brent
made a very neat little profit on his load
of spuds. While here he received u large
consignment of onion seed from a firm
4 in Denver and it is his purpose to plant
a and raise 70 acres of that odoriferous
n and lusty vegetable this year. And this Is
some 'inyons" when you come to think
apou' IL.
W. B. Poucher of Edmonston, Alberta,
/ who is interested in the Ivanhoe mine
spent several DAYS at the mine last week
We were unable to learn the future in
tentions of the company as regards the
property. but considering the vast sum
4 that has been spent driving a tunnel and
putting up a mill it would seem unreas-
enable to believe. that the investors would
suspend operations indefinitely and
4 charge I'D the past expenditures to profit
and loss. for there was a time that very
choice ore was taken out of the old work.
ings of the Ivanhoe. and there must be
more of the same kind of stuff some-
4 ,x,ho.- -, +ho ,,ropa,ty