The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-09-24

rather modest One of the young cir
peelers. who 10 not swift, but steady
pulls down from $500 to IS 90 dali,
and that ia wage not to be sneezeo
at.
A very large amount of vegetables
melons and soft fruits have been shin.
Ped out of sOroville this season. and
It Is q business that can be largely in
creased from year to year il land own.
efs will get together and establish a
market.
Mrs. A. 4. Prevo. wife of the we'll
known Great Northern line man. lef,
on long tourney Monday morning
accompanied by her children. She was
going to Birmingham. Alabama, to
visit with relatives and will be away
for some time.
Joe KeeHey's auto upset lust this
side Of the International line Thursday
last as Joseph was heading toward
town. considerably damaging the ma
chine. Mr.. Keeney escaped without in
jury but companion was considerably
bruised and shaken up. though no:
sufficiently hurt to require the services
Of . physician.
Mrs.. Riley Hurlbert. Of Tonasket,
has been here in close attendance up
on her husband. who was SO severely
Injured In On suto accident last week.
For the first few days Mrs. Hurlbert
had little hopes that her husband
would recover, but marked improve
ment was noticeable Friday last and
he is now Steadily gaining strength.
Last week this paper stated that
Miss Lillian Domerese had returned to
Oroville and was a member of the
teaching staff with which she had
been connected for two or three years.
The name of the young lady should
have reed Miss Bernice Domerese, who
also, with her sister Lillian, was a
teacher in the public schools last year.
Jack Barman, who has done black
work at the mines in the
north part Of the county since the war
Of 1879. and one Of the best men OF
his line who has ever sharpened steel,
was q visitor in town Friday last. Mr..
Basman 10 now employed with the old
Ruby mine, more recently known by
those who can glibly twist their
tongue around the name as the Pyrar-
gyrite.
A. ]. Flaherty knew what he was do
ing when he leased the old Peerless
building, had It renovated and re-
christened the huge building as the
New Palace. The house is daily filled
with dodgers. and that accommodation
has In no wise affected the patronage
of the other hotels and lodging houses,
for there Is no small town in the state
that has so large a floating population
as Oroville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Cloud left for
Okanogan Saturday where they have
purchased a home and will locate den
nitely. or at least that is Mr.. Cloud 8
plans at the present time, although
wa trust that eventually he may drift
hack to Oroville. They do not make
much better people than Mr. and MIS-
Cloud and we are inclined to envy
Okanogan that that town has secured
them for citizens.
Tn. town is to surface Cherry street
IN the south side Of The track between
the bridges across the Simiikameen
and Okanogan rivers. much needeo
street improvement. II the council eau
ont the mustard Fourth street Will aisc
BE- improved to the railroad crosslns
and from the ugly pools OF water tha'
stAnd IN, that street after each ram
that wen travelled street certainly re-
euires some repairs.
cnas A. Andrus drove down IRON
'Nirhthawk Friday last over the river
rosa ma oneshorse shay. He reports
that II Is a picturesque route out very
humpy and he would not advice au'o '
,s,. n tackle the road. In the cours'
~ time this scenic roadway, foIiowims
~ s;m,lkameen river from Oroviil'
~ N,ghthawk and connecting to I'M
w.st with British Columbia roads WI,
M oneu to regular travel and tnen
IN, ~ one Of the most generally use'
A.. county. barring none.
Judge C. H. Neal stopped over !, II
oroville Saturday night on MS way ~. :
~; 49, oia homo at okanosan after havin'
n n.,S IA a short term of court at RepuD
nc NOV During the recent campaign pr
~ ..s' 70 the primary election, Judge Nea
W " r ~ around his same old seren'
-. s.a mr. sranouil smile. and II he had am an
. .'.ction II certainly did not disturb oil