The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-03-12
THE BANK OF SERVICE

There was quite a lively session of the
| town council monday evening. Many cit
liens were present and the punch board
and card playing question was Pretty
generally threshed out. There were some
interesting wordy passages that added
| zest to the occasion Everywhere the law
against card playing for anything for
value is more honred in the breach than
the observance" and II card playing is
not Permitted in public 1t will be carried
OIL III private. Still the law is the law
and Its enforcement should follow where
public opinion and sentiment demanded
its enforcement.
Jas. Emery, who has been conducting
the Radbourne hotel for some months.
gave up the establishment last week to
accept a position in the new saw mill on
Nine-mile creek. He has been succeeded
in the hotel by r. D .McGath, who has
had some experience In the business. Mr..
McGath Is contemplating making many
improvements In the Radbourne which
will make the house more attractive to
the travelling public. A furnace Is to be
installed and hot and cold water conveyed
to every room. As there is plenty of bus
mess for all Of the hotels in town the
Radbourne under its improved condition
should enjoy a profitable patronage
e. A. Kuhnke of Toledo, Ohio, who Is
largely interested In the Rich Bar Min
ing company. and the Bender flotation
mill at Nighthawk, spent some days In
Oroville during the past two weeks look
ing over the properties with which he is
connected and also familiarizing himself
with the mining conditions In this local
!ty. From here Mr.. Kuhnke went to Spo-
kane, on to Denver, then to Kansas City
and home. So well pleased was he with
the country In general and the prospects
of the mining situation that he may elect
to return to Oroville during the summer
and spend some months. possibly decid-
ing to remain indefinitely. A pleasant
gentleman to meet Is Mr.. Kuhnke and we
trust that he may return to Oroville end
locate permanently.
Our thanks are due to the widely
known wholesale grocery house OF
Schwabacher Bros. & Co.. of Seattle. for
a liberal sample of their Gold Shield
Vacuum Packed Steel Cut coffee. relayed
through their representative, r. A.
Maurer and re-relayed through the house
of Bailey. which Is handling the product
locally Now even a modicum of that de-
lectable brew that exhilarates without
knocking you off your pins Is q present
over which we are justified in sending
up paeons of Thanksgiving, but this
breakfast tipple put out by the schwa-
bacher people has 1t over about anything
In that line that tickles the palate of the
coffee consumer. Some stuff, that is not
robbed Of its flavor by the deteriorating
influence Of foreign substances.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Jaynes of Pateros,
arrived in town the latter part of last
week to visit with Mrs Jaynes' parents,
Mr. and Mrs. r. G. johnson. Mr.. Jaynes
recently removed from Winthrop to
Pateros to accept position as cashier
in the Methow Valley bank at that place.
The Winthrop journal, speaking Of Mr.
Jaynes change of residence says. Cash
Ter c. B. Jaynes. Of the Farmers State
Bank, resigned his position March LIST
and accepted similar position with the
Methow Valley bank, Of Pateros. Mr..
Jaynes is a valuable acquisition to that
institution. During his residence in Win
throp he was one of the leading citizens
who always put Winthrop over the top
In all war drives. He Is a splendid bust
ness man and born booster" Mr.
Jaynes returned to Pateros Monday. Mrs.
Jaynes will remain in Oroville for some
days having dental work done by DR..
Masters.