The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-02-17

\ c. A. McPhail of Nelson spent Wed
nesday in Oroville.
". c. Hancock left Monday ON bus
mess trip to Seattle.
R. c. Hirst of Nelson was business
visitor in Oroville Tuesday.
r. l.. Picken of Tonasket was a bus
mess visitor in Oroville Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Val Haynes of Fair
view were visitors in Oroville Monday.
Mrs. r. NJ. O'Neil of Spokane is a
patient in the Oroville General hos
pital
i Mrs r. c. Dempster of Nighthawk
was a visitor in Oroville the first of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd LOOMS of Mol
son wer, registered at the De Grub
hotel Tuesday evening.
Judge c. II. Neal stopped in Oroville
over Tuesday night on his way to Re-
public to hold a term of court.
] II. l.. Wilson stopped in Oroville
Monday night on his return to his
| home in Tonasket from trip to Spo-
kane.
Mrs. Chas. Lewis and her daughter
frances of Ellemeham were guests at
he home of MIR. and Mrs. j. e. Perry
several days last week.
Spring peeked in here the first of
the week, but it must have felt like
| the parrot that Mike Mahoney rescued
rom the Palace hotel fire
| Rev. James Opie attended meeting
Of ministers at Omak Tuesday He
reports that the Oma'; schools are
closed during an epidemic of severe
Olds.
Mrs. A. w. Johnston was painfully
injured Monday when she slipped on
ice near her home and fell No bones
were broken, but Mrs. Johnston has
been confined to her bed since the fall
III. W. Finsen purchased a residence
Saturday through Del Hart from r.
TRIGGER. The house is situated among
he group of buildings back of the
De Grub hotel Mr.. Finsen and fam
lily moved into the place Saturday
c. J. St Hill has lost amounts ag-
gregating $1,000 on shipments of APP
pies. due to freezing of part of three
different cars. but the exceptionally
,Old weather encountered en- route
.esuted In freezing part or all the
bottom layers of boxes.
p. s. Baldwin and family left on the
)rOyille Wenatchee train Tuesday
morning Mr.. Baldwin bought the
edgar Cuyle place on the hill east of
Oroville last spring He formerly was
Engaged in wheat farming near Ro-
;alia in Whitman county.
Hon. Hans Lund and Ross Brattain
we're business visitors in Oroville
Monday. driving up from Tonasket
ind returning by automobile. Mr.. Lund
who has been in the county for several
weeks looking after his varied inter I
ests, expects to leave the latter part |
of the month.
DR.. Z. M. Bevis reports consider
able increase in population in this
part of Okanogan county during the
past week Tuesday morning a son
was born to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Johnson at Ellisforde last week
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Arnold were made
happy by the arrival of a daughter,
and Saturday week ago. Mr. and
Mrs. c. W. Morrow, who live on the
'op Of Palmer mountain. were made
twice happy by the arrival of twins.
An alleged bootlegger who register
ed at the Radbourne hotel as j. Nor
rison and who gave his name as Nels
Haynes of Waterville after his arrest
Saturday by Marshal +. G. Weldon
and whose real name is said to be
Nels Johnston. forfeited bail bond of
1925 Monday when his case came up
for hearing before Justice Beale. Of
ficer Weldon says that he found seven
quarts of whisky in suit case in
Haynes room when he made the ar
rest. The bail money was advanced by
A. I Wickersham