The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-04-21

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Grover Fore, county assessor, was
in Oroville Tuesday interviewing tax
payers.
A. Groulx sold a team of 1,5OO
pound draft horses Saturday to C. E.
Wilfong.
George Terrence made business
| trip to Cashmere Wednesday, return
ing Thursday night.
Mrs. Mabel Parr returned to Seattle
Tuesday morning after visiting her
brother, John Wehe.
Miss Lucille Herman, daughter of
Paul Herman, spent Easter vacation
with Miss Evelyn McAvoy
Mrs. T.. J. King and baby returned
Monday from visit of several weeks
with her mother in Wisconsin.
AL. Judd of Loomis, deputy assessor,
spent Monday and Tuesday in Oroville
gathering data for the assessor.
Mrs. F. v. Covert returned Thurs
day night from Spokane where she
visited with friends for several weeks
A. A. Mottner drove to Colville last
week, going by the way of Wenatchee
and Spokane, and returned to Oroville
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Cloud and fam
lily drove up from Tonasket Saturday
evening and attended the movie at
the Liberty.
w. o. Hamisch writes that he and
his family have removed from Seattle
to Portland, where they will locate
permanently.
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church has arranged for musical en-
tertainment in Oroville Friday even
ing. April %.
George H. Ellis came in from Spo-
kane Tuesday and will spend several
days in the valley looking after his
interests here.
| Trinity Guild will hold food sale
and provide merchants lunch al
The Palm, R. l.. Jacksons store, on
Saturday. April 20.
Bernard Cox made final proof be-
fore U. S. Commissioner l.. w. Barnes
Monday on his homestead on the
west side of the Okanogan river near
Ellisforde.
| Ross Brattain, manager of the To-
nasket flour mill, bought all the
wheat the farmers had stored in the
Commercial company's warehouse
here, Saturday.
The Oroville Fruit company settled
with the growers this week for fruit
marketed by them. Several thousand
dollars was distributed in cleaning vi
these obligations.
| Eugene HOckett, president of the
Bank of Oroville, spent several days
last week In Seattle on business. He
left here Thursday and returned
Wednesday evening.
J. f. Forde arrived from Spokane
Monday and will spend several day:
in this part of the county loOkinf
after his numerous interests in Orc
vile, Tonasket and Loomis and il
the valley.
N. J. Emory, manager of the Okla
hogan Valley Growers Cooperativ,
association, opened headquarters fol
the association and established of
fices Friday in Room 3, second floo
of the Covert block.
Jack J. Meyers. formerly town mar
shal of Oroville and now living il
Newark, n. j., asks to be remembers,
to all old timers in letter writer
for the purpose of renewing his sub
lscription to the Gazette.
The order of the superior court con
Idemning a right of way across tn
land OF George Schlief for roadwa
to Driscoll island between the Simil
kamen and Okanogan rivers has BEEF
upheld by the supreme court.
r. L. Barney, who owns the Ian
in the Cat Creek oil fields that is he'll
under lease by the Oroville- Okanogai
Oil company. and who visited here 70
three weeks with his uncle. w. Fl
Barney. left Friday for his home il
Montana. Mr.. Barney said before leav
ing that he expects the Oroville-Oka
hogan Oil company will be drilling
for oil by the 18th of the next month
as conditions will permit of opera
tions in the oil fields by that date.