The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-09-22

| leo. II. onaW, OI lOudSnct, was ~
| town Saturday.
| Fred J. Tendall, Of OkanOgan, was
an arrival Monday.
E. NJ Adams, of Tonasket, was q
| visitor in town Monday.
Mrs. Alva Gates, OF Tonasket, was
registered in town Sunday.
Miss Hazel Simpson, Of Nighthawk
was visitor in town Monday.
H. B. Paynes came in from Night
hawk on the Princeton train Monday
evening.
The stranger within our midst Is
numerous with the apple picking and
packing on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Eastman, OF
LOOMS, was among the arrivals in
town Monday.
Victor Finella is holding secretary
ship with the West OkanOgan Valley
Irrigation district.
Mrs. Jennie Meyers, Of Berthold, N
Dakota, is visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Ingle.
Miss Cannon Brassfield, of Chesaw
has accepted position with Attorney
Adams as stenographer.
Cashier G. l.. Armstrong, of thu
First National Bank, Of Oroville, wal
a visitor here Tuesday.-MOlsOr
Leader.
Mrs. Viola Frank left for Seattle
Wednesday for the purpose of consult
ing specialist, and expects to be alb
sent fortnight. =
Mrs. Chas. T. Peterson returne,
home the latter part OF last week from
Okanogan where she had been visiting
with ner sister, Mrs. Chas. Brickbil
for several days.
The last issue Of the Omak Chron
icle has an excellent picture Of Mis-
Pauline Schassberger, of Oroville. wa
has the third highest vote in the con
itest for queen OF the Omak carnival.
DR.. Bevis reports the arrival of
new baby girl to the home of Mr.. an
MRS. B. v. Cox, of Ellisforde. The ne,
arrival lifted up her voice and wep
Sunday, and the wall of tae tiny piec
'of humanity was music to the ears o
the happy parents.
Geo. Adair, of Loomis, was in Orc
vile Sunday for tne purpose of Pre-
curing medicine for his sister, Mrs
Effie Long, who has been very ser
iously i'll for many months and who's
condition is such that there is littl
hope of her recovery.
Henry Bahrs left for Seattle Wed
inesday morning and from these vii
igo east. He was accompanied by hi
two young daughters whom he vii
leave with his eldest daughter, Mis-
Marie Bahrs, at Prosser, where tn
Ichildren will attend school,
DR.. Bevis took the role Of stork il
two cases last Friday when a ne,
girl was delivered to the family Of MI
and Mrs. Henry Nelson, of Tonasket
and Scotch boy to the household O
Mr.. and Mrs. Dugal McQuig, OF Myn
caster. The events transpired at tn
local hospital.
With the renewal of train servic
lover the hill to Spokane returns tina
genial and popular old time tickle
puncher, Geo. Ingram, but his forme
running mates, and the same likeabl
old boys, Charlie Dodd, Mark Hannal
and }. F. Getsey are missing. Thos
knights of the punch have been trans
ferred to other runs.
F. w. Fraser, whose efforts are re
sponsible in the first place for Orc
vile having cannery, and who oper
ated the plant for two seasons, was IL
town Tuesday. Mr.. Fraser is now en-
gagged in fruit raising on his owl
place near Osoyoos. He expressed him
self we'll pleased to learn that the can
merry was making a heavy run thi
year and turning out a superior quail
ity of goods.
Many OF the orclardists are bus,
picking and packing apples, the iona
thans ripening rapidly. The packing
houses are scenes of great activit,
with the automatic machinery grad
ing apples, carrying the empty an,
full boxes over long runways to tn,
handlers, and the dizzy expert packer.
grabbing apples, snatching paper IL
which the apple is wrapped and de
posting the fruit in boxes with a rap
1dity that taxes the eye to follow tn,
movement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Taylor ant
Baby Taylor returned Sunday evening
from Tacoma by auto, where Mrs
Taylor had been visiting with rela.
tives most OF the summer. They were
accompanied by Miss Edith and Miss
Laura Taylor, sisters OF Mr.. Taylor
who had to return home on the Mon.
day morning train, as they are mem.
bers of the school faculty Of Tacoma
and their time was very limited. They
came over just for the pleasure Of an
auto trip across the state.