The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-09-01

ION the Saturday night train to spen'
Sunday and visit with friends.
J. l.. McIsaac was up from Omal
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Little, of Chealn
were in town Sunday.
Dick Whaley, of Omak, was Wis
itor in town Monday.
Frank Carson of Omak, was among
the arrivals Saturday.
Miss Mary Holmes. of Omak, was
registered in town Monday
| w. c. Jones, the old time Nighthawk
merchant, was visitor in town Sat
urday.
Mrs. Ella Hurley, of LOOMS, was a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. A. Powell
for several days during the past week.
Jeff Irby, the veteran railroad man
spent fortnight in Oroville recently
with his daughter, Mrs. Ed. King
man.
Mrs. H. o. Mcdaniel and daughter
| Miss Grace Mcdaniel, were over from
Loomis Saturday attending the funeral
of the Teel child
Mrs. A. e. Schultz, who has been
visiting relatives and friends at On
tario, Idaho, for several weeks, return.
ed home Monday evening.
Mrs. Frank M. Dallam, Sr.. joined
/ her daughter, Mrs. Geo. II. Ellis. OF
Spokane. at Chelan Sunday and spent
several days at that beautiful lake re-
sort.
Mr.. and Mrs. Britton Douglas and
children Of Oroville. motored over
Saturday to visit at the F. Shain home
at Toroda creek, for the week end
Tonasket Leader.
After a suspension Of regular meet
ings during the extreme hot weather
Oroville lodge Knights of Pythias will
resume regular weekly MEETINGS, COM
mencing next Tuesday evning.
Guy Waring, one of the earliest pio
neers OF this county, but who fol
years has been living in Massachu
sets, reached Pateros from the cas-
Monday on his way into the Methov
valley where he formerly made hi
home. Time is certainly treating NH
kindly, judging from his outward au
visible appearance.
r. H. Beck has purchased the for
mer Elmer home, in the north part @
town, from F. l.. Stansbury. 1t is
! we'll built, modern residence and MI
Beck can now feel that he is a pei
!. manent citizen, which is the prope
caper as Mr.. Beck is the right kind c
people to be worthy addition to tn
permanent population.
F. v. Covert returned home frol
Seattle Tuesday evening where he ha
gone with his wife the week befor
for the purpose of consulting a spec
:, ialist. The result was that Mrs. Cover
was compelled to submit to an opera
ftion from which she is steadily in
, lproving. She will not be able to re
= turn home for several weeks.
: DR.. Paul West accompanied by hi
e young son was in town Tuesday. Whe
you go to the polls on tae day of tn
. primary election just bear in min
a that DR.. West is candidate for col
G Ioner. The position could not fall to
I better qualified gentleman, and if h
9 is selected to head that department {
the county administration it will b
A run right.
Rev. and Mrs. T. J. Gray and daugf
: ter left by auto for Seattle Wednes
day morning on the first leg of the
Tourney hOmeward bound after spen(
ing nearly month visiting with the
q son and brother Rev. D. Vincent Ora
rector Of Trinity Episcopal churcl
!, The Grays reside in Pittsburg, Pa
: and will drive east through Californi
and the southern route.
4 1t is not healthy to attempt to eros
. the international line either way will
q out permit from the customs office
= Tuesday tourist car rolled throug
. Osoyoos without reporting and the ca
had hardly drawn up in front Of tn
a customs office in this place befor
|, Customs Officer Newland, of Osoyoo
! was right on deck inquiring of the d.
linquent what for The result was tbs
a the thoughtless or reckless travele
q had to pull back to Osoyoos and vast
valuable time and breath trying I
Iexplain.
( DR.. T. F. Robinson was a passenge
( to Wenatchee Monday, returning HON
the same day. The object of his mis-
sion was to unload his apple Gro;
. which he was fortunate in doing. TIL
doctor owns Is acres of apple orchar
on the Bridgeport flat. He expect
some 5000 boxes Of apples this seas
: on Jonathans ripen much earlier O
! the river at Bridgeport than else
: where along the valley and DR.. Robin
son expects to commence shipping b
, the 6tl Of September. He was fortu
nate In placing his apples in with
r steamer shipment to Europe, the boa
leaving on the 18th.