The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-02-03

j F. Sorhus of Nelson was visitor ID
Oroville Monday.
Fritz Jorgens of Chesaw, was Wis
itor in Oroville Saturday.
s. and A. .KukuH OF Omak were reg.
stored at the De Grub Monday.
James Duke OF Okanogan was reg
:stered at the De Grub Tuesday even.
ing.
| A. Ambrose Of Okanogan registered
at the Hotel De Grub Monday even
ing.
| G. NJ. Van Alta left Tuesday morn.
| Ing on brief visit to down river
points.
MIR. and Mrs. A. L. Dempster Of
Nighthawk, were weekend visitors In
Oroville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Klingman enter.
tanned number of friends at their
home Saturday evening.
Mrs. Stanley Evans and sons OF
Loomis spent the week end in Oroville
returning home Sunday.
Mrs. A. Flechtner and Mrs. Frank
Schaller Of Okanogan were visitors in
Oroville early in the week.
Conductor A. c. Getzcll, who has
been handling one of the ice trains
between Princeton and Tulameen, was
in town Saturday.
Matt Picken of Tonasket attended a
meeting of the board of directors of
the West Okanogan Valley Irrigation
district held here Tuesday evening.
c. H. Brickbill. trouble shooter for
the Pacific States telephone company
came up from Okanogan Tuesday to
repair wire damage caused by the big
fire.
Tom Keeney. an old time prospector
who has been away from this section
for some time has returned to do as
sessment work of his claims on Kru-
'er mountain.
Geo. H. Ellis OF Spokane arrived ON
.he Oroville-Wenatchee branch of the
Great Northern Tuesday evening and
will spend seevral days here looking
'fter his interests.
Miss Maud Summer of Chesaw IS
making rapid recovery in the Oroville
General hospital, following an opera
lion for acute appendicitis. DR.. f. NJ.
Pevis performed the operation.
Miss Esther Mcclure Of Chesaw un-
derwent an operation at the Oroville
General hospital last Thursday and at
last report was doing nicely. The
operation was performed by DR.. f. NJ.
Bevis.
G. l.. Armstrong. cashier of the
FIRST National Bank, returned Mon
lay from brief visit to Seattle.
where he met brother he had not
seen for fifteen years. just returned
rom England.
Frank NJ. Dallam, Jr., junior editor
Of the Gazette. returned Monday night
from visit of several days in Seattle
where he attended the midwinter con-
ference OF the Washington State Press
association.
Ed. Burden asks that all who are
indebted to him kindly call and settle.
Mr. Burden lost practically all of his
possessions in the fire Tuesday
says that he is in need of settle
ment OF his accounts in order that he
may be enabled to make another start
Theodore Paulsen and family are
the guests Of p. l.. lessen, Mr.. Paul
sens cousin. The Paulsens have been
living near Tonasket and engaged in
grain growing. Mr. Paulsen has decid-
ed to try irrigation farming and is
looking for a favorable location in
this section.
Mrs. w. c. Jones came down from
Nighthawk Friday evening to meet Mr.
Jones. who returned that evening from
Spokane where he had attended q
meeting Of stockholders of a mine in
which he is interested They remained
in Oroville until Monday, taking train
that morning for Nighthawk.
Ed. Burden is moving a garage
building. which was shipped by rail
from Phoenix, B. c., here, to Osoyoos
The two towns Of Osoyoos and Oliver
short distance north of Oroville are
building so rapidly that old buildings
are being moved from other places in
sections and re-erected to save time
Jack J. Meyers, formerly chief of po-
lice of Oroville and one Of the most
capable peace officers who ever yield
ed night stick in this place, writes
that he has removed to Newark. N. J.,
and that on December 26 he became
the father of an eight pound boy, and