The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-06-18

Andrew Anderson vas over from
LOOMS Saturday.
John Kalstead was in from Okla
hogan Friday last.
Fred Pratt, of Leese, was registered
in town Friday last.
Chas- Price. OF Tonasket. was a WIS.,
itor in town Sunday.
Miss o. Ward. of Okanogan. was an
arrival Thursday last.
Reevie Frank left for Seattle Satur-
day on a business trip.
jay Morrison. OF LOOMS. was regis.
tered in town Saturday.
B. A. Thayer of Okanogan. was reg
istered in town Monday.
A Ambrose. OF Okanogan, was a Wis.
itor in town last Friday.
Roy Worden. OF Okanogan, was reg
istered in town Monday.
Ed Buckley was down to Oroville
from Chesaw last Friday.
Mrs. Geo. j. Hurley was in town
from Loomis Thursday last.
A A Murphy. of Pateros. was
among the arrivals Saturday.
Mrs. Effie wilkins. of Nighthawk,
was a visitor in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Sanger were in
town from Nelson Friday last.
Jas. W. Harson, of Brewster, was
registered in town last Friday.
E. C. Wagner of Oroville. is visiting
DR.. McKinley.-Brewster Herald.
Mrs. F. Dimmit. of Nelson. was in
own the latter part of last week.
F. A Bales returned from his visit
to the coast last Friday evening.
Mrs. A A. Worley. of Ellisforde. was
in own Saturday on a shopping visit
Geo. Higginbottom, of Nelson. was
among the many visitors in town last
Friday.
A. C. Buckley, of Riverside, was
among the many arrivals registered in
town Monday.
Guy Fruit is now down at Bakers
field in the center of the celebrated
oil fields OF California.
Mrs. Nellie Powell has just recent,
returned from a visit of several week:
with friends at Tacoma.
A. c. Buckley a resident of River.
side. was among the numerous visit
ors in town Friday last.
Miss Dorothy Burns. Of Oroville, i:
| the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Stan
away.-Greenwood Ledge.
VIM. Balmes. the regular catcher Of
the local team, is off IN a visit TO hi:
old home at Kettle Falls.
]. H. Bogart, a resident Of Brewster
was an incoming passenger on the
branch line Monday evening.
L. S. WiItfong, who is operating
saw mill near Chesaw. was a visitor
in town Saturday on business.
MIR. and Mrs. A. L. Dempster wer'
down to the Hub from the Copper
World Extension mine Friday last
Geo. Whistler. delegate to the Ma
sonic grand lodge that met at Tacoma
last week, returned home Saturday.
Attorney H. n. Martin. of Davenport
was in Oroyille on legal business fol
several days during the past week.
Attorney j. A. Merva came up t.
Oroville Sunday with the ball team
As a rooter. Merva is some fog horn
Mrs. II. H. Granger is home again
| after a pleasant visit with her daugh'
ter and family at Oroyille.-Twisr
News.
r. Grenz and Mrs. Schlattman, OF
Oroville. we're visitors Tuesday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Potter
Nelson Leader.
Jas. Kinchelo was over from LOOMS
Sunday to meet his son. Ray Kinehelo
who returned Saturday evening from
Pullman college.
Miss Elizabeth Sumner, of Okla
hogan. was in town Thursday last on
one of her frequent visits. keeping
check on white plague conditions.
Misses Bernice and Lillian Domrese,
sisters of Mrs. T. B. Jones. who have
been teaching at Oroville, are visiting
here for a few days.-Waterville En-
pire.
Mesdames Hendrix, Stoltz and
Spencer, who attended the meeting Of
the grand lodge of Rebekahs at Ia
coma. last week, returned home Sat
urday.
NJ. B~rinkerhoff, county school sup
e~rintendent, was in town from Okla
hogan Thursday last, on a tour in the
interests of the county educational in
situations
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Gray left Satur-
day for their old home at Springdale
to locate permanently after having
lived on an orchard in East Oroyille
for several years.
c. V. Elliott is visiting his home
folks at Creston this week. Ebert Car
rel, of Oroville, is in charge Of the
Woodbury. yards during his absence.
-Omak Chronicle.
Fred May. who handles the finances
at the State Bank of Tonasket, was
among the visitors in Oroville from
our neighboring town Sunday, cheer
ing on his home team.
Joe. Graham, the Tonasket lawyer.
who has played ball v since Wash
ington was admitted as a state, and
possibly even in the territorial days,