The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-07-16

Is reported laid up with an attack OF
sickness.
The gas famine has been somewhat
relieved but the supply is not such as
to justify waste.
Mrs. w. A. Terry arrived from
Ephrata this week and joined her
husband and daughter.
r. d. Fraser has sold his general
store at Osoyoos to the Inland Supply
company.-Penticton Herald.
Mrs. ]. F. Getsy arrived from Spo-
kane Saturday evening and Is visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. r. A. Jackson.
A new boy arrived recently to glad
den the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Loudon, DR.. Webb caring for the adj
vent
The statement of the First National
Bank as 1t appears in this issue shows
that financial institution to be in o
very healthy condition
Miss Ethel Dunkerly returned to her
home at Tacoma Monday after having
spent some three weeks in Oroville
visiting with Mrs. Frank w. Taylor.
Between the red hot sun and the
scorching hot flames of the burning
buildings the firemen had a pretty hot
time of it for brief period Saturday
afternoon.
The heavy wind Tuesday night put
the electric lights out Of commission
for short time. one of the main
transmission wires in the east part Of
town breaking.
In the list OF abstract companies in
this state who are credited with being
100 per cent perfect is the Hubbard
Abstract company. Of Okanogan. This
is an honor worth recording.
Floyd Zimmerman, fruit inspector 10
the Oroville section, took a little run
over to spend the Fourth with Twisp
friends, who were pleased to extend
the glad hand.-Twisp News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Farnsworth
passed through town from Riverside
Monday to all appearance going hence.
We caught only a glimpse of Mr..
Farnsworth and the trailing echo of a
hello"
Mrs. Frank Calvert came in from
Seattle last Thursday evening, spend
ing Friday here looking after her
household effects and returning to Sc.
attic Saturday, where she will make
her future home.
DR.. Elmer reports the arrival of a
new boy at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Cornell sVandermeer, at LOOMS. The
new joy and responsibility that enters
into the household of the vandermeers
announced his presence Monday.
Earl Terry, son of Mr.. and Mrs. W
A. Terry was visitor in town Mon
day from Wenatchee, where he has
been located for some time. Young
Mr.. Terry was so favorably impressed
with Oroville that he may decide to
return and locate permanently.
The happiest man in town Tuesday
was Frank w. Taylor, and the cause
for that outburst of JOY was the ar
rival of an heiress to the house of
Taylor that morning. The mother ana
Miss Taylor are doing nicely and the
proud rather Is slowly coming out of
his trance. DR.. Lewis played the part
of stork
The Damgard children living in the
ncighborhocd were the first to dis
cover the fire that broke out early
Saturday afternoon. Louis Damgard,
a young led. played the role of fire.
ncn by sewing line of garden nose
and play ed upon the fire until the de-
partinert appeared on the scene and
took over the job.
Erwin Smith was over from Loomis
Saturday and while here ordered the
Gazette sent to his father NJ. H. Smith
at Ketchikan, Alaska. Mr.. Smith sem
Tor located at Loomis many years ago
and conducted tin shop at that place
until the bottom fell out. when he