The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-05-05


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N. B. Hawkins. of 'Conconully, was
an arrival in town Monday.
If bloom is indicative of a crop OF
fruit there Is going to be heavy yield
of cherries in the valley this year.
Mrs. J. T. Getsey came in from Spo-
kane last week to visit with her
daughter, Mrs. r. A. Jackson, for few
days.
The merchants lunch and cooked
food sale given by the ladies of Trim
ity Guild, at the Palm, Saturday, was
well patronized
Joe LentOn, one of the oldest pic.
neers of the north end of the county
was in town Tuesday from his ranch
near Nighthawk
Mr.. and Mrs. Mother left yesterday
for Colville, where Mr.. Mother has Sc
cured position and where they viii
make their future home.
The high school auditorium was wei
crowded last Friday evening on the
occasion of the instrumental conceri
given by Prof. Wits orchestra.
Miss June Hume returned home
Monday evening from Tacoma where
she has been visiting with relatives
and friends during the past twl
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Fairweather, OF
the Hotel Oliver, at the ambitious
new town of Oliver just across the
line in British Columbia, were visi
tors in Oroville Monday.
Tuesday was law day at Okanogar
and all the lawyers Of Oroville gath
cred at the county seat. Judge SEES
sions, of Davenport occupied the
lbench in the absence of Judge Neal.
Geo. Bartell, Studebaker man of Orc
lville, accompanied by Mrs. Bartell
was here over the week end making
a showing of the new series of ligh
and special six cars, which are very
attractive.-Twisp News.
Dell Hart reports the sale during
the week of seven and a half acres
In Works Ideal Home tract, on Oso
lyoos lake, and just north of town t.
e. M. Green, Of Wenatchee. The prop
|erty was held by the trustees of the
Hayden estate.
Mrs. Frank Buckingham has beer
confined to her bed almost constant
ly for the past five months suffering
from a weak heart. Monday Mr.. Buck
ingham took his wife to Okanogar
where she was theated by DR.. Wilson
and experienced much relief.
Louis Drummer returned to Spokan,
Tuesday after having spent weel
visiting with his sister and brother-in
law, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Jackson. Mr.
Drummer has held responsible pc
sition with the Murgittroyd Drug com
= pany, at Spokane, for several years.
Jas. Hegelberg, young lad who i!
subject to epileptic fits, fell sudden!
to the floor in the post office Wednes
day morning. Postmaster Hoskyn CAV,
the lad all the assistance in his powsl
and the unfortunately afflicted you'll
was able to go on his way within
few minutes.
The east approach to the new con
crete bridge across the Similkameel
is about completed and ready for &C
ceptance by the town. The council will
place lights on the bridge which will
but add beauty to what is already on
of the most beautiful structures of tn
kind in the state.
, Word was received from Riversid
Monday morning that J. F. Cummings
, the pioneer merchant Of the count,
: had suffered slight stroke of par
alysis on the left side Sunday after
noon. The friends of Mr.. Cumming
!, will be pleased to learn that his cor
, dition is not serious.
I A report is in circulation to the Ell
: feet that the c. p. r. r., is to put up
hotel at Oliver. AS the hotels put u
/ by that railroad along its route |
/, Canada are most attractive resorts
q can be expected that if the compan
\ invades Oliver that boom town will b
able to. boast of a hostelry with fe
superiors in the northwest.
: Mayor w. ]. Frank received wor
= this week that his stepmother ha
: died at Princeton, Wis, at the ripe oil
h age of SO years. The Princeton pape
: mentioning the death of Mrs. Fran
Q says in part: 1.-THE rare strength an