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


Mrs. Jas. Regain of Chopaka was WIS.,
itor in town Tuesday.
Miss Louise Keogan. of Omak was reg
istered in town Monday.
Mike Mahoney was a passenger for
Ckunogan Wednesday morning.
Ira Freer well known resident Of
Okanogan, was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. A. Clark made a business trip
to Oroville Friday.-Molson Leader
A. ] O'Connor Of Okanogar, was one
of the many arrivals in town Monday.
c. B. Sanger was a business visitor here
from Oroville yesterday.-Molson Leader.
Don Mooney returned from Oroville
yesterday with a new Oakland six Mol
son Leader.
Mr.. and Mrs Al Norm spent Thursday
and Friday of last week in Oroviile.--
Nelson Leader.
There will be no services in the Epis-
pal church Sunday. but Sunday school at
the usual hour.
Roy Comstock left for Kennewick
Thursday and may decide 10 remain in
that part of the state.
Cleo Loundagin of Chesaw, was in Oro-
vile last week having some dental work
done.-Molson Leader.
Sundayed In Oroville, visiting with her
brother, w. H. Finsen.
DR.. C. r. Mckinley. the pioneer physic-
ian of Brewster was in town on profess
sinonal businesayMonday.
Mrs. r. F. Hoose is steadily improving
at the hospital and it is expected that she
will soon regain her normal health.
Misses Katie Paetal and Mildred Will
Jams Of Chesaw. were in Oroville for sew
eral days last week.-Molson Leader.
This locality had a good limitation Of
a spring rain Monday night. the first
moisture that has fallen for many weeks.
Mrs. Frank NJ Dallam left for Spokane
Wednesday to be absent few days visit
ing with her daughter. Mrs. Geo. II. Ellis.
Tuesdaylast from Okanogan, meeting
with hearty greeting from his many old
friends.
The town council is to enforce the cur
few ordinance A special night Waterman
is to be appointed to herd the kids off
the street.
Merle Martin has returned from PEN
Teton, where he has been working for
some time. and accepted a clerkship in
Bailey's store.
Geo H. Ellis came in from Spokane
last Friday evening on one of his regular
trips to look after his property interests
in this locality.
Mrs. Aubrey McMahan returned to her
home at Seattle Friday last after spending
nearly two months visiting with her
mother, Mrs. Fannie Mallory.
Louis Prince left for Spokane wednas-
day on business trip. He stated that he
had a large quantity of fur AMI hides in
that cify that he had 70 lOOk after
Tuesday morning was as balmy as a
day in May with birds piping their oris-
ions to a kindly maker. II spring is not
here 1t is surely a knocking at the door.
Mrs. Chas. Butler nee Ruth McCammon
returned to her home at Tonasket Mon
day after visiting with her brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Herold
McCammon.
Miss Louise Pannon, formerly one Of the
teachers II the Oroville schools, returned
to her home in Seattle Monday after HAY
ing spent several weeks visiting aith
friends In this place.
A long threatened br,ak in the water
main on Main street occurred Tuesday
night and Street Commissioner Hose
had to tear up that thorous;hfarc Wedncs-
day to repair the leak.
From the way they were buzzing
around town it seemed that every car in
the community had been resurrected last
Sunday and the owners were out taking
a spin around the country.
John Bardash. of Wenatchee, has rented
the Bartell store building on the south
side of the track and will open the Oro-
vile Meat Market on April 5th. lie pro-
poses to conduct first class establish
ment.
J. E. Longacre. one of the early settlers
of the Loomis district, was in town Mon
day. Mr.. Longacre has just sold his ranch
in The Cove. on Palmer lake, and Is I'M
certain as to his future location. He
may decide to get hold Of land under the
local irrigation system, and II he does