The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-12-31


f1hforde to spend the holidays will
v n parents.-Okanogan Independent
Miss McCool and Mrs. Ashby give
nother one of their dances at the
1ve League building Saturday
vning.
4 prohibition a failure? 1t most
sxtAinly seems to be in this part OF
4 country where it is about as easy
secure booze as in the days of the
- saloon.
ca. A. Andrus, so long a resident
tnlghthawk, orders his paper sent
pHnlyard, which would indicate that
= located at that place for an in
Hnite period.
With dance tonight and one to-
narrow night lovers of that pleasur-
,ble exercise will wear themselves to
lifaszle dancing the old year out and
knsw year in.
" and Mrs. Ed. Klnigman left for
H. Gingman's old home at Cleveland,
olio Monday, to visit with relatives
- they will probably be absent the
Vince Of the winter.
snow has fallen in the surrounding
Dountains almost every day for the
~ two weeks, which promises big
M when the immaculate covering
appears in the spring.
.. Mishler, our local jeweler,
6wo down to Pateros Saturday for
! NIT of few days with friends.
Dwhg his absence Victor Finnella
- charge of the store.
asnta Claus brought a most accept
~ present to the home of Mr.. and
~ VIM. Corum Friday, when a new
- vas added to the household, DR..
wsoo aiding at the reception.
me Shepherd of the Hills" was the
~ dnwing card that the Liberty
~ put on, as the house had record
eesd out Christmas night with the
N2ading room only" sign out.
rank Reeder' who is serving his
vafie samuel in the navy, where he
! qeadily gaining Advancement was
- for a Christmas visit with his
vents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Reeder.
among the deeds recorded with the |
e'anty auditor last week was one
IN the Union Title and Trust COM
Tor lots 8, 4, 10, IA, Is, 16, I'll
u, block SO, Orc, to Geo. NJ. Mil
~.
Aelshing parties are now the fad |
very evening rolicking youth in
9 punches glide around the streets
runners loading the atmosphere
- merry laughter and a great deal
{ nslody.
.the Okanogan Independent an
1aces that Okanogan is slated for
n city mail delivery which it is
seted by the postmaster of that
sce 70 come in vogue early in the
N year.
mere was a very large attendance
me Methodist church tree last Fri
vevening. The exercises were very
wrestling and the youngsters were
we happy by a liberal distribution
Presents.
Some of the business lines in town
aounce that they will go on cash
- after the first of the new year.
= Is the ideal plan of doing bust
- but Is pretty difficult to carry
to the letter.
'everal auto or sleigh loads of
ing people were out carolling early
Fistmas morning. There was not
x Zeal of melody in the noise but
sure indicated a we'll developed
Fistmas spirit.
- Is usually the case there were
usual rush at the eleventh hour
Cnrlstmas shoppers last Friday af-
noon and evening, the stores re-
ming open Friday night to accom-
late the loiterers.
lrs. d. Maske, of Oroville, was in
y Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. Maske own
omestead on the reservation near
and for time lived on it. Mr..
IKE Is in the government immigra-
service at Oroville-Okanogan
ependent.
|
: r. Mcneil one of the pioneer
dents of Loomis, was a visitor in
n Monday. Mac does not look a day
sr than when we first met him
IN years ago, and he reports feel
as young as he looks.
hrlstmas is over, but it's memory
fingers in many young hearts IN
community. We trust there was
a child in the town that does not
e reason to remember Christmas
a feeling of pleasure.
ome young men who became
'e exuberant Christmas eve were
ssted by the town marshal. They
landed and were given jury trial
the jury pronounced them not
ny Of the offense charged.
r. and Mrs. Geo. II. Ellis, Jr-, ac-
'panied by Mrs. Frank M. Dallam,
Monday for Spokane where Mrs.
iaM- will visit for some weeks and
extend her trip to Portland and
| lie hafnra rafurninQ home.