The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-03-23

| DR.. J. l.. Wilson, Of Okanogan, wa.
a visitor in town Saturday
! c. Van Leuven, Of Nelson, was reg
istered in town Friday last.
w. E. Taylor, of Chesaw, was among
the arrivals here last Friday
c. A. Floyd. of Okanogan, was
among the arrivals Monday.
Mrs. Thorson, Of Tonasket, is a TEN.
porary patient at the local hospital.
Jas. O'Herin, of LOOMS, was a Wis.
itor in town over last Saturday night
Mr.. and Mrs. D. f. Jones, of Night.
hawk, were visitors in town Friday
last.
Drug store snow windows are max.
ing large display of Easter nick
nacks.
Ed. Burden, of Oroville, was a bus.
mess visitor here Friday.-Molson
Leader.
Mrs. j. F. Getsey, of Spokane, is WIS.,
iting with her daughter, Mrs. r. A.
Jackson.
Mrs. E. N. Thrasher was a passen-
ger for Spokane on the Marcus train
Tuesday morning.
DR.. and Mrs. e. E. Elmer accompan-
led by their daughter, Dorothy, left for
Spokane Tuesday morning.
Mrs. J. A. Harding has been on the
sick list for the past week or ten days,
but is now slowly recovering.
Miss Malinda Finsen, one of Okla
nogan's charming young ladies', was
visitor in Oroville over Sunday.
The pungent odor OF burning refuse
the usual forerunner of spring, is
once more permeating the atmosphere.
Hon. Hans Lund and Jas e. Forde
came in from Tonasket Saturday and
spent few hours in town transacting
business.
DIR. T. F. Robinson was a passenger
on the south bound train Monday
morning headed for Wenatchee on a
business trip.
A note from Chas. A. Andrus stated
mat he had returned to Nighthawk
after having spent the winter with his
wife in Spokane.
MRS. Stanley Evans was a guest of
Mrs. j. F. Samson over Saturday night
rom her home in the Sinlanekin val
ey. near Loomis.
G. NJ. Zediker arrived in Oroville
Wednesday from Pasco to visit with
lis young children. He is looking In
ne pink Of condition.
Mrs. Beverley Powell, of Orovi]le
spending few days in the city TAX
ng treatment from DIR. J. l.. WILSON,
)kanogan Independent.
Frank Bartell has been laid nm tbia
'eek with severe attack Of sickness.
nd for time his condition was con-
ldered quite serious. At last reports
rom his bedside the young man was &.
|owly improving.
1t Is evident that from all the re-
orts coming in that the closed auto
'obile whether Of high or low cost.
rapidly superceeding the open car.
hey are far more comfortable, better
'oking and only slightly greater of
,st.
Last week the Olympia postoffice
as robbed of thousands Of dollars
orth OF stamps. money orders. etc.
otels and business houses are adyis-
TO De careful and not cash money s
ders that may be drawn on the G
ympia postoffice. In
The road from Oroville to the bonn. g
Try line has been In very fair condi-
IN for a number of years, but iust at
present time, or at least last Sun y
y, there were some rough places :
lere an ordinary drag would have
eatly improved It. d
Dick Jackson. who has been bo,dinv q
wn position at Tacoma during the In,
st winter. and some months prior
the beginning of winter. Is in town u u
'itlng with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs G
). Jackson, and meeting IN with "
Old friends. Dick is making pood
the Dig city and some day will take Ut Ut
place among the prominent bnsiS II
IS men Of the coast.