The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1920-10-22

IN the Oroville General hospital TO,
two weeks, under treatment. He Is
recovering from his ailment and will be
out and around in a few days.
1t is reported that besides losing
two children within few weeks one
of Mrs. Burbridge's daughters, Maude,
is very seriously ill at Scottsblufr
Neb.' with typhoid fever Certainly sor
row and misfortune has been the por-
ton Of Mrs. Burbridge since she lett
Oroville
DR.. Burge, the eye-glass specialist,
making his headquarters in Oroville
has one of the neatest office rooms In
town in the second story of the First
National Bank building. That office Is
we'll equipped for examining of eyes
and fitting glasses, at which the doc
tor is an adept.
More rain Wednesday. and October
dampest October within the recollec-
ton of the oldest settler. Usually this
country experiences many very pleas
INT, bright, warm days during this
month of the fall, but this year there
have been but three or four clear days
during October.
w. f. Gamble who is back to his old
stamping grounds at Conconully,
where he lived for years whine holding
down county offices in the days when
COnconully was the county seat, was
in town Tuesday. Mr.. Gamble held Of
flee in this county for dozen years
OIL more, occupying different positions
from term to term.
This is one campaign where 1t is diff
ficult to arouse sufficient interest to
get out crowds to public polltica1
speaking. Most men have made up
their minds how they are going to vote
and appear to be Indifferent as to VIVA:
speakers may have to say upon polite
al subjects. None of the parties can
arouse any enthusiasm, at least In the
smaller towns.
DR. ! l.. Masters and Gene Taylor
were off for two or three days thls
week hunting deer over east OF River
side. near Crawfish lake. The deer
must have had notice OF their coming
az the hunters after diligent search
found nothing but tracks. The boys
had the fun of tramping over gooo
deal of territory even if they ala not
get any game.
There was a good attendance at the
first of q series of card parties TO De
held by the young ladies OF the Cath-
ollie church which took place in the
Civic League building Wednesday
evening. The next party will be given
IN Wednesday evening November D.
ANY one enjoying a social gatherihs
of this kind should attend. The young
ladies will make it pleasant lor all
visitors.
A large representation of the Ionas-
ket Commercial Club came up "lth tne
Seattle crowd Tuesday evening anu
took pot luck with the Orovilie puhc"
and their guests. Throwing our eyes
ovar the room we visualized such
warm babies as Clay Fruit, j. A. Mer-
va Rob Picken, Fred FURRY, MOTIFS
powen Toe Stone, Frank Putnam anu
others whose names escape US at '''''
moment.
Tho Commercial Club has given
MANY entertainments during the yea
80 tic organization, but in no instance
~. tbose entertainments equalled the
one prepared for the Seattle 'isi.ol o.
II nothing else had been done uuilh'
Tho YEAR by the Commercial CLUB eA
cont the reception and entertainment
If tbe Seattle pilgrims the Ciuo mas
.a ;.s mart TO advance the interests
of Oroville.
In the notice of the attraction at .ne
yric theater we failed to mention .nat
.Loro would be a matinee at cioc@
Saturday afternoon. These hia'inee9
At the Lyric are convenience ~ "
great many people who may oe pr
.ontod from going out at night anu II
a;vos the children a chance TO see 'ne
n;ctures without keeping late hou.s o.
rse matinee should grow popular WIN
the people in town ana suio' ""
country
Tuesday morning S. B. starrett' 'i r.
drove Gov. Hart down to okahosaA
~; ;o cor where they met the Seattle ex-
cursionists for few minutes anu W.
Sauorror continued on down 10 we
sotohee nv the same means OF trans.
Variation, as he was billed to spear ps;a,
pof .Sot citv Tuesday evening. Briel
n - we're made in all the towns
s,op9 The route, where the governor >.
met as many citizens as pos ma..r trv.
was a strenuous tour and pretty ny