The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-09-08


Mark Mitchell was In town Tuesday
from his home in the Kippling neigh
borhood.
Mrs. ]. f. Mcmillan was in town
Friday last from her home on Palmer
mountain.
X. w. Goodell, Mrs. A. l. Goodell and
Harrison Goodell, of Nighthawk, were
among the arrivals in town Monday.
Geo. ]. Stuart, one of the bright and
hustling young professional men OF
OkanOgan, was visitor in town We'd
/ nesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. e. Blackwell
of Okanogan, were in Oroville Sunday
and attended the funeral of the late
Alex Macauley.
Rev. d. Vincent Gray is handy with
he saw and hammer as is evidenced
by the garage that he erected during
the week all by his lonely.
Peter Noldin, a brother Of Father
Noldin, who makes speciality of roof.
ing and lathing has elected to remain
and follow his trade in Oroville.
Mrs. N. P. Lovely, manager of t1e
local telephone office, returned Mon.
day evening from her visit to Spokane
after an absence Of some ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Grub were In
town from Penticton Friday last. Mr.
Grubb remained here until after Sun.
day looking after his farming inter.
ests in the valley.
Arthur Lund, Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman
and daughter of Tonasket, and Miss
Jennette Miller, Of Brooklyn, N. Y.
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
p. H. Dokken Sunday.
Miss Helen Mason, who has held 9
position in the Oroville telephone Of
flee this summer, left for Walla Walla
Wednesday, where she will attend col.
lege during the ensuing winter.
| G. M. Scott received a car load o.
Ford cars last week and accommo
datingly divided up the shipment will
the agency at Okanogan, as the house
down there had run short with wait
ing list of purchasers.
The September meeting of tn,
Women's Home Missionary Society o
. the M. E. church will be held at tn,
home of Mrs. r. e. Teas on Wednes
day, September 10 at $3.50 p. m. AL
are urged to be present.
i C. c. Dill, democratic candidate To-
United States senator, stopped over IL
Oroville Wednesday night on cam
paigning tour through the county ant
spoke before fair sized audience il
the Civic League building in the even
ling.
Miss Annie Murphy, of Milwaukee
Wis, is visiting with her sister, Mrs
~. NJ. r. Williams. Miss Murphy will
spend some two weeks in Oroville be
fore returning to her home She Il
much pleased with Oroville and the
surrounding country, and especially
with the climate.
Peelers are wanted at the cannery
There is job there for women ant
girls and they can make good wages
when they get their hands in. Some
have an idea that the pay is small
yet there are young girls making from
SIS to $22 per week. and that certain
lily is not so bad. The cannery needs
the help. Get in and help the cannery
A. F, Wilson, Of Okanogan, was a
visitor in town Sunday, having made
a trip up into British Columbia for a
short distance, attracted by the seen
cry and one thing and another. Mr.
Wilson an expert linotype oper-
atOr and at one time held a position
on the Gazette but at present Is en-
ployed with the Okanogan Independ-
ent.
shipment OF two and half pound
cans ordered for the cannery failing
to reach Oroville the directors sent an
s. o. s.. cali to the cannery at Kere-
meos for supplies to tide the plant
over The gentlemen operating the
cannery at Keremeos-and they are
| gentlemen with big G-came to the
rescue Of their neighbors and Ray
Harding drove up to Keremeos with
his tick Tuesday and returned very
early Wednesday morning with 5000
cans. This life line saved the local
plant from day of idleness and the
arrival of a shipment Of cans Will keep
! the wheels going around.