The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-04-14

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Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Gregg moved
to their summer home on Osoyoos
lake Saturday.
Miss Ellen Nickel spent the week
end visiting friends in Oroville-Oka-
hogan Independent.
Judge c. H. Neal stopped over Tues
day night in Oroville on his way to
| Republic to hold court.
DR.. Z. Z. Elmer reports the birth OF
a daughter last Thursday night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James Grasso.
DR.. r. e. Elmer reports the birth OF
a daughter Friday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Silverthorn at Night
| hawk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Evans, Mrs
j. NJ. Richmond and Jas. O'Herin were
Visitors In Oroville Saturday, driving
over from LOOMS in Mr. O'Herins car
J. G. Stone left last week for Ha-
yre. Mont, on business trip He ex-
poets to remain in the Montana town
about month before returning to
Oroville.
Mrs. T.. Chedzoy, who spent the win
ter in Spokane, arrived in Oroville
Monday on her return to Loomis
where she will remain through the
summer.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Andrus of Night
hawk were visitors in Oroville Thurs
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrus returned
two weeks ago from Spokane, where
| they spent the winter.
Harry lngham of Okanogan helped
make the music for the base ball
benefit dance at the Liberty Wednes-
day evening. The attendance was dis
approximately small and the club did
not benefit greatly by their effort.
The late spring in holding back the
fruit trees is. aiding orchardists to
complete their first spraying opera
| tons. n. C. Faulkner reports that he
| finished his dormant spray on the 20
acres of the Frank Stansbury orchard
Saturday.
John E. Reese, a resident of Oroville
for number of years in the earlier
days Of this town and who held the
office Of mayor here, came in Satur-
day night from Seattle with }. W.
Douglas and remained over Sunday
greeting old friends.
O. C. Spencer of Seattle, an official
Of the Stewart Calvert company, arriv-
ed in Oroville last week and will be
here several days inspecting the COM
pany's epson salts property and re-
filming plant and supervising plans for
continuation of the work that wss
started this spring.
| r. J. Frank is engaged in business
in Los Angeles with Joe Mcdonald
also former Oroville resident, and
o. c. DeLong. This firm has bic
service garage and 30 automobiles
that they rent to tourists by the
month. Mr.. Frank reports that the
business is thriving in the wonder
city Of the west.
Chas. A. Powell, ST., returned Mon
day night from Seattle after visit OF
ten days at the home of his son
Charles, Jr. Mrs. Powell will remain
in Seattle for several weeks. This was
the first vacation that Mr.. Powell has
had for several moons and he found
1t impossible to prolong his stay after
the novelty of the change and rest
wore off.
| Prof. and Mrs. d. F.. Odds returned
| Saturday evening from Spokane
| where they spent the week in attend
| ance at the Inland Empire teachers
institute. Mr.. and Mrs. Odds drove to
Wenatchee by automobile, left their
| car there and took train into Spokane
returning by train to Wenatchee and
driving back. Mr.. Olds reports that
State Highway No. 10 is in fine condi.
ton for travel.
| This is the cleanup and paintur
season and the spirit of the time is
moving a number to have such i'm.
provements made. AS a consequence
John Wehe is about the busiest man
in town these days. Last week he re.
furnished the third floor Of the De
Grubb hotel giving it new coating OF
Alabastine, painting the ceilings
cream and the walls light buff. This
week he redecorated and repaperet
the Boundary cafe.
| V. s. Brown of Seattle. representing
a film distributing agency, suffered
painful bruises and serious shaking
up Saturday when he fell through tho
trap door in the Liberty theater tina
leads to the furnace room. The dool
was open and Mr.. Brown walked int
it unawares. He was confined to {
bed in the De Grub hotel for a couple
of days under the care of DR.. f. NJ
Bevis. He was sufficiently recovered
from his injuries to leave Tuesda,
morning for Seattle.
J. w. Carrel left Tuesday mornins
ror indianapolis, Ind, on bushes:
trip that he expected would requir,
him to be away from Oroville fol
about month or six weeks On his
way east Mr.. Carrel will stop off a
Decatur, Ills, for couple of day.
and visit brother there. lllianois i:
his native state, but he will not hav,
time to visit his old home. This is hi.
first trip east in % years. Before re
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