The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-11-10

DR.. Burge will be In his office III
| Oroyille from November 9Th to the
9th.
w. C. Jones the well-known Night
hawk merchant. was visitor in Town
saturday.
Boyd Forde drove over from Loo
mis- and spent Saturday night In town
visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. II. Ellis returned
to their home at Spokane Friday last
after having spent some nine days VS.
iting in Oroville.
A jury term of hesuperior court ID
to be held November IA, the first jury
term for months. number OF crimih-
al cases will be on for hearing.
Mrs. A. l.. Kitching fell Wednesday
evening breaking her collar Done. She
was taken to the hospital where sac Is
under charge of DR.. Bevis.
Dr. Bevis reports the arrival at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. K. M. Easley
| last Friday of new girl, or which
| the fond parents are naturally ex-
| tremely proud
Rev. ID. Vincent Gray was laid up
for several days during the past week
with a touch of tne grip and was I'M
able to hold services Sunday. He has
about entirely recovered.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. b. Powell, Mrs.
Rothgeb, Miss Elizabeth Rothgeb and
Miss Kate Marriott motored down to
Okanogan from Oroville Thursday
Okanogan Independent.
The Oroville nigh school football
team goes to Tonasket tomorrow
Saturday to meet the high school
team Of that place. AS the teams will
be about equally matched an interest
ing game may be epected.
The luncheon served by the ladies
of the Episcopal Guild in r. A. Jack
sons confectionery store Saturday
was well patrOniZed and the ladies
feel well repaid for the trouble they
went to serving the same.
A short stretch Of road on Bridge
street from Central avenue to First
street has been graded and next
spring the street will be surfaced with
gravel. Owing to a shortage Of funds
the graveling could not be done this
fall
Miss Edna Schassberger, the infant
wizard on the violin, has been engaged
to play at the Liberty theater, We
natchee, Saturday, Sunday and Mon
day evenings. 1t is certain that the lit
| tie miss will make a ait with her aud
! fences.
1t looked like old times to see the
face of Charlie Lewis behind the coun-
ter at Harris butcher shop this week.
Mr.. Lewis is an expert meet cutter.
and it may be added, knows the secret
of curing meats by which he turns
out the best hams and bacon on the
market.
King Winters crown of snow COW
ers the peaks Of the higher mountains
surrounding the valley and tne nip In
the air indicates that the reign of that
sovereign Is near at hand. Howsoever
1t las been glorious fall which pre-
pared the human family to face winter
complacently
The dinner served by the Methodist
ladies Tuesday was very literally pat
ronized. The tables were spread In
SCOTS garage and it kept the ladies
busy serving the hungry multitude,
and it required more than several
| fishes and few loaves to meet the de-
mand for food.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Price Fruit, of LOOMS,
spent the week end in Oroville the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Grant.
The object of the trip principally was
| to visit with Mrs. Fruits daughter,
Miss Helen Peck, who is attending
the Oroville high school and making
her home WITH the Grants.
| M. Fl. Mahoney was able to leave
the hospital the latter part Of last
week and is now rooming at the Vic
toria lodging house. He expects to 60
out to Spokane soon to consult a
specialist, as he is far from being In
his normal health, which has always
been, up to recent date, rugged.
Saturday bevy of school girls
canvassed the town selling forget-me-
nots on behalf of disabled soldiers
and from the success they met with It
is evident that the average American
citizen still retains love and respect
! for those WAC followed the colors dur
ing the World War and suffered dis
abilities at the front Something over
$25 were realized from the sale of