The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-07-09


Miss Evelyn McAvoy left for Seattle
Tuesday on we'll earned vacation.
Mrs. A w. Skelinger, of Chesaw,
was registered in town Friday last.
Mrs E. W. Zibbell spent several
days during the past week visiting in
Seattle.
A. b. Tomlinson, of Okanogan, was
among the numerous visitors in town
Friday last
F. l.. Perrizo is happy in the own
ership of car which he traded Stu
art Much out of.
Frank Buckingham and family went
to Pateros Sunday in their car for 2
few days vacation.
Miss Ellen Nichols, of Okanogan.
spent the weekend in Oroville. a guest
of Mrs. Chas. Lewis.
c. S. Adams of Orcville was here
Monday and Tuesday transacting bust
ness.-Molson Leader.
Coroner V. G. Cove. of Nelson. was
in town Monday. going south on the
DidHSH utSudN HiOTuluS.
Miss Nora Gillispie, of Chesaw. left
for Oroville last Wednesday for an ex-
tended visit.-Molson Leader.
Few Sundays are any -Quieter than
was Monday in Oroville. The town
seemed to be properly asleep.
H. A. Thomson, Sam Burrows. r. E.
Patie and A. B. Hare, of Brewster,
were registered in town Saturday.
A party composed of H. P. Pedeson.
G. f. Moss. Elmer NJ. Frian and Clyde
Nickle, of Omak, were in town Satur-
day.
A number Of Joy hunters went I'D
to Oscyoos Monday night and partici-
pated in the dance given at Browns
place
Robert Morrow has sold his resi-.
dence in the south part of town to
Robert Howe, millwright at the salts
plant.
number of young people Of this
place attended the dance at LOOMS
Saturday evening, the wind-up-feature
of the LOOMS celebration.
Miss Mildred Mitchell. of Oroville, is
spending few days in Okanogan, a
guest of Mrs. Glenn Mitchell.-Ok..-
hogan Independent
A party composed of Mrs. E. ].
Clark. Phyllis Clark. Winona Fox and
Cyril Gamble, of Brewster, were Wis
itors in town Saturday.
A flock of young ladies hailing from
Chicago was in town for day or two
last week demonstrating the virtue of
brand of baking powder.
The shortage of push power is cut
ting down work in garages and easing
up the demand for accessories, which
/ is unfortunate for dealers in that line.
Jas. Z. Forde left for his home AT
| Spokane Monday after having spent
two or three weeks in Oroville and vi
entity looking after his various inter-
ests.
Paul Marion returned from the hos
pital at Oroville Tuesday where he
has been for the past three weeks He
had a minor operation for enlarged
veins.-Brewster Herald.
Glen Warren is in the hospital at
Oroville recovering from a fractured
hip which he received through an acct
dent at the base ball game between
Nelson and Kipling a week ago Sun
day.-Molson Leader.
Mrs. Geo. Bailey and children, Mar
| iOrV and Milo
Vile Thursday morning Mrs. Bailey
is visiting friends here and Marjory
is the guest of Anna Nixon.-Tonasket
Times.
A small building is under construc-
ton at the east end Of Central avenue
that is to be used for housing EN-
ployes at the round house. or working
on the railroad. according to informa-
ton obtainable.
Hatfield claims that he can fill the
Conconully reservoir. He should be
given the opportunity. If he failed. the
district would be no worse off than it
is at present and Il he did succeed II
would be of inestimable value to the
ordchard lands.
Pateros is enjoying building boom
this summer and that place promises
to crowd out some OF the older towns
as the largest municipality in the coun-
ty. The Reporter states that buildings
to the value of $4,000 are under way
at the present time, and more are -
follow.
According to the Nelson Leader the
Chautauqua entertainments at that
place last week were a most flattering
success in point of quality. in attend
ance and financial receipts. A feature
/ that is somewhat unusual is that those
who signed the guarantee will not be
deficit.
1t is one of the important duties of
/ citizenship to exercise the franchise.
! but in order to vote it is necessary TO
1 be registered. Have you so far shirked
( that duty? The primary election Is in
September. You want to take part in
making the nominations. The sooner
you register the quicker that duty is
I off your mind.
| The force of builders have been
pulled eff the Oroville Motor COM
pany's big garage temporarily while
/ the new pavement is being laid out
Central avenue. That piece Of work
has dragged some owing to the diff
Guilty in securing help; but will now
be rushed and completed in nine days.
Fox and Barnes are putting a new
front in the Fred Hart building on
Main street which was somewhat de-
moralized at the time of the New
7 Oroville hotel fire. The building itsel.
( escaned DAMAGE from the flames hut