The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-08-11

Mrs. II. w. Nelson, of Tonasket. VIII
be discharged from the local hospital
in few days, where she has been
treated by Dr. Bevis
Mrs. VIM. f. Maggie, Miss Betty
Hume and Miss Adela Hart left by
car Tuesday morning for Tacoma ex-
pecting to be absent only few days
c. A. Blatt and Roy Mooney. of MOI
son, passed through town by auto
| Wednesday on their way to Okanogan.
returning to their home the sane az!
An auto bearing New York license
checked in at the local customs office
| Wednesday morning, coming here
from a run through British Columbia.
T.. r. Mosby, of Oroville. was in
town the middle of last week and got
camp fire permit. He will spend a
week camping in Toats Couiee.-Oka-
hogan Independent.
Fred Hart overlooked the necessity
of having an auto number end his at
t.ntion was called to his lapse OF menu
DRY Friday last by the duly constituted
officer. 1t proved to be rather an ex-
| pensiye mistake.
Miss Jessie E. Heathman left
Thursday last for her home at Almira,
after spending several weeks in Oro-
vile visiting with friends. Miss
Heathman taught at Deer Park last
year, but will teach at Plummer,
Idaho. during the coming school year.
The junior Camp Fire Girls return
ed home from Lost Lake Thursday
last after jolly ten days outing.
Their place at the lake was at once
occupied by a dozen of the senior
Camp Fire Girls, wno are having a
happy time at that pleasant mountain
resort.
| Mrs. J. p. Forde and Miss Clara
Melcher, OF Loomis. were visitors in
town for a few hours Monday Miss
Melcher will leave in few weeks
| for the coast where she will teach
near Seattle during the coming school
year. the same school she had charge
Of last year.
T. j. Radabaugh Of Columbia Falls.
Mont, accompanied by his son. A. b.
Radabaugh, and his wife and son OF
| Entiat. Washington, were camped at
| the East Oroville park the latter part
Of last week The party was here for
the purpose of looking over the valley
with the ultimate view of locating.
r. A. Jackson. Jess Sexson. Joe
Miles and Amos Teas left Monday
morning on a fishing trip to Kettle
river Outfitted for a weeks stay. They
mad wide box fitted on a light truck
which contained a wide. heavy mat
ress which provides ample and com
| Portable sleeping quarters They were
we'll fitted out for fish and fun and
| hat they will catch the one and accu-
nulate the other goes without saying
J. f. Perry left Tuesday for Ellens-
| 1urg where he has secured a position
| in drug store While away he will
arrange TO move his family to that city
eturning for them within the next
| fortnight With the departure of Mr.
Perry and his family Oroville loses
popular members of the community
md the hope 1as been heard frequent
" expressed that some time in the fu-
ure they may return and reestablish
home in this place
In another column appears the an
nouncement OF Prot. E. r. Grinneil. Of
rOnasket. as a candidate for county
school superintendent on the repuOli-
AN ticket before the September pri-
naries. Prof. Grinnell needs no intro
luction TO the residents of the north
part OF the county where he has been
popular teacher for a number OF
years. He held the office OF county
! school superintendent number Of
| years ago and made most creditable
record in that position, and will re-
peat that record in case he is again
| .alled tn the office