The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-06-16

'Ininess visitor In Oroville Friday
trinity Guild will meet at the homo
June 81. e'uay'
Dave Durgin of Spokane came in on
.he spokane train Wednesday on a
business trip to Orovilie.
MI. and Mrs. A. l.. Dempster of Cho.
paKa were guests of the Hotal do
"rupo Friday Of last week.
>. A. Spencer left Wednesday morn.
ing ior brief business trip to Ever
GU, where he has property interests.
FRANK Grogan of Nighthawk. old
Time INNING man Of the LOOMS conn.
Try, spent Tuesday night in OrovilIe
=, WI. anu mrs. Frank Bartell visited
Al "ehatchee for few days during
the past week, returning home Tues
day.
IT. t. M. Bevis and family left Sun
uay by automobile for Portland. where
they plan to visit for a couple NJ
weeks. -
| virgil Dickson spent couple of
uays IN Oroville the first of the week
taking new cars to prospective auto
buyers. ""'o
steve Macy, who is a student at the
state college of Washington, Pullman,
arrived home Wednesday to spend the
vacation.
VIM Elsenhauer is back on the run
W princeton, taking the place of
Fireman VIM. Barker, who has return
ed to Marcus.
Miss Teresa Masters arrived home
wednesday from Pullman. where she
mas been attending the State College
of Washington.
II. b. Payne. secretary of the Four
Metals Mining company, Nighthawk.
was business visitor in Oroville
Monday evening.
charles Chedzoy returned Wednesday
from the State College of Washington
Pullman, where he has been studying
for the past year.
Beverly Powell and G. y. Gregson
drove to Fish Lake in British Column
Dia Sunday for days angling and re-
ported splendid catch CT trout.
| word has been received here that
Miss Eleanor West and brother of
Rev. Ray Martin, formerly of Oroville.
were married last week in Tacoma.
The American Legion will give an
old fashioned barn dance tonight in
the big barn on the H. j. Schwenne
place about three miles south of town.
Charles McGinty sold ten acres of
the John Birkholz 400 acre tract to
Rush Ramey last week. Mr.. Raymey
will set his place to apples next
spring.
Miss Helen Jackson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Jackson, returned
Thursday evening from Seattle, where
she has been attending the University
of Washington.
George Richie has taken the place
OF T. e. Collier in the roundhouse.
while the latter is Off on his vacation.
| Mr.. Collier plans to drive out to SpO--
kane for time.
Ralph II. Beck, Jr, returned home
Monday evening from Nampa, Idaho,
where he played ball for time and
by his pitching.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Olds were guests
of honor at a delightful Parry Satur-
day night given by Mr.. ana Mrs. w. A.
CRUDE, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Taylor
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Grant.
Ferris X. Ford and Jake Kast drove
over from Loomis Tuesday and re-
turned Wednesday. Mr.. Ford brought
a part of a gasoline pump he Is using
on his ranch to be repaired here.
The name of Miss Grace Stuart was
inadvertently omitted from the story
Of the operetta that appeared in the
Gazette. She was the accompanist and
did splendid work with the children.
Miss Jane Adams returned Satur-
day from the State College, Pullman,
and will be employed throughout the
summer in her fathers office. She
plans to return to the college next
fall.
Mr.. and Mrs P. H. Dokken, MIR. and
Mrs Albert Groulx, Albert Groulx,
Jr., and Miss f. Garvish were guests
at five course lunch on Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Will
Jams.
Ed. Stansbury of Illionis, eldest
brother Of Frank and Pete Stansbury,
is visiting at the home of Frank Stans-
| bury for few days on his return to
his home in the east from trip to the
| coast.
night at Kelsey's point when radius
rod went bad. The car turned COM
pletely over and slightly damaged the
top. The name of the driver could not
be learned.
]. Morrison came over from LOOMS
Wednesday and spent couple Of days
in Oroville He has practically recov-
cred from the gunshot wound receiv-
ed a couple of weeks ago near the En-
terprise school,
W. E. Gamble, pioneer school man
of Okanogan county and known to all
older residents of this upper country,
spent several days in Oroville the
latter part of last week, and visited
Nighthawk Monday.
J.. M. Smith, travelling engineer for
the Great Northern covering the old
Marcus division and the Spokane d.
vision east to Troy, spent Monday
night in Oroville on trip Of inspec-
ton over this part Of the road.
G.J. Dauber returned Saturday from
visit to Conductor Mike Sullivan's
berry and clam ranch near Seluim IN
Clallam county. Mr.. Dauber says that
Sullivan has fine place with big
crop of logan berries coming on.
A. p. Hutchings was visitor IN
Oroyille Monday and Tuesday, re-
turning to his home at LOOMS We'd
AZ, in looking