The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-05-26

Decoration day, May 30, will be very
much Of holiday in Oroville.
Legion dance Monday night. Turn in
your dollar and help the boys out.
The republican county convention is
to meet in Okanogan on Saturday
June 3.
School superintendent Brinkerhoff
of Okanogan, was a visitor in town
Tuesday.
Jas. Grant, an old time mining man
Of Chesaw, was in town Tuesday on
business.
Trinity Guild will meet at the home
of Mrs. L. Sanborn Wednesday after
noon May 81.
Attorney w. C. Gresham, of Okla
hogan, spent several days in Orovilie
during the past week.
DR.. and Mrs. J. L. Masters have NOV
ed from the Covert block to their sum-
mer cottage on Osoyoos lake.
The spirit moved Tor was it spirits
that attractedD throng of people 70
motor over into British Columbia Sun
day
Chas Wiltfong, of Oroville, is at
Myers creek this week helping with
spring seeding on his farm--MolsOn
Leader.
H. o. Swinford, who was injured in
an auto accident Wednesday Of last
week, was able to leave for Spokane
Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. d. Vincent Gray left
for Okanogan Tuesday and will con-
tinue on to Spokane for visit Of a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bartell drove UP
to Chesaw from Oroville Monday and
delivered a Studebaker car to G. Berg.
strom.-Molson Leader.
Mrs l.. e. Hendrix of Oroville, il
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
]. H. Neher, Of Sunnyslope, for a few
days.-Wenatchee World.
A. L. Kitching bought lot near the
bath house on the Okanogan river this
week and will build residence for mis-
family upon it Immediately.
The Nelson Leader reports that the
Okanogan Power company will extend
it's line to Nelson this summer, prob
ably not later than August
w. A. CRUDE returned home las
Friday evening from Spokane, wher,
he attended the annual session of The
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias.
Jeff Irby, one of the oldest engineers
on the Great Northern road, now resid
ing at Spokane, was visiting with his
daughter, Mrs. Ed. Klingman, this
week.
California Strawberries were ir
market the latter part Of last week
| but the general appearance and prize
hardly appealed to the ultimate con
sumner.
C. Clark, the popular representative
of the old established paper house G
B. G. Ewing Paper company, was ii
town Friday last on one of his regu
lar visits.
Many kodak pictures of the new
bridge have been taken by residents
of the town, and among the best WI
have seen were views taken by Miss
Evelyn McAvOy.
A. Mclean and C. Hayes, of Kimber
ely, B. c., camped over Monday nigh
at the East Side park. The gentlemen
were motoring through the country OF
a tour of observation.
Rev. Mr.. Cissna of Wenatchee, repre-
senting the Deaconess Hospital q
that city, was visitor in town las
week, and reports that the hospital il
making splendid progress.
N. ]. Emory left Friday for the coas
on business connected with the loca
cooperative association, of which h,
is manager. He drove to Wenatchee b.
auto, taking train at that place for Sc
attic.
j. B. Burrell, of the Photo Finishin.
company, commercial photographers
of Wenatchee, has been in Orovill
/ anu NlCluity lOT oCNCidi uuyS AoI tht'
purpose of taking scenic views of tn
valley.
T. V. Vernon and Harvey Reedie, o
Wenatchee, are camping at the Eas
Side park. They are experts at trim
ming sheep and are here to shear ;
band of mutton owned by Harr.
Prince.
The Okanogan Valley Growers Co
operative association is already adver
Using for strawberry pickers. Thos
who desire to engage in berry picking
this year should send in their name
at once.
Martin Suppen, who has divided ~
his time between farming and mining
for many years in the Loomis neigh
borhood, was in town Monday even
ing. He is now working at the oil,
Ruby mine.
1t is encouraging to newspaper I,
receive commentator from artist
who are capable of passing judgmen
upon good work. In a letter fron
Charles N. Crewdson, vice-president o
the Outcault Advertising company, an