The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-09-07

autos going and coming from across
the border this week.
julius Richter Of Chesaw was
business visitor in town Tuesday.
Richard Schmidt and sons of Mol
son were business visitors in Oroville
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hoyt and Mr..
and Mrs. e. G. Rice drove to Okan-
ogan Falls Monday for an outing.
Judge Johnson of Toledo, Ohio, ar
rived here Saturday and is guest at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Bender.
Miss Rose Horrigan, clerk at the
First National bank, returned the
| first of the week from a two weeks
vacation trip.
I NJ. v. Picken of Tonasket was In
town Tuesday to attend meeting Of
the board of directors of the West
Okanogan Valley Irrigation district.
o. A. Mattson has been making a
number of improvements this week
In the Jack Horrigan residence,
which he recently purchased.
| Among the Okanogan county teach
ers who attended summer school at
the Bellingham Normal school was
Mrs. Mary w. Whidden, Of Oroville,
who will teach the McGinty school
the coming term.
The Woman's Home Missionary
society of the NJ. e. Church Will
meet at the home of Mrs. Andrew
Johnson on Wednesday, September
IL, at 2 80 p. m.
Miss Marie Walker Of San Fran.
cisco arrived here wednesday night
to spend few weeks visiting her
father, Percy Walker. They left to-
day on trip to PentictOn, B. 9.
| d. Maske, immigration officer, re
turned to Oroville last week after q
months vacation. L. II. Haight OF
Bonners Ferry. Idaho, had been sub
stitutIng for Mr.. Maske during hi
absence.
Mrs. Eva Lewis and her daughter
Miss Madge Lewis, Of Wenatchee, ar
rived In Oroville Monday. Mrs
Lewis Is here to look after her hand
some residence In the hill section o
the west part Of town.
| w. +. Nagel, who has been her
during his vacation visiting at tn
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Hume
left Monday for his home In Tacoma
Mr.. Nagel Is paymaster at the bi
TODD shipyards In that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Samson, Mis-
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Gregg
Mrs. ]. L. Masters, Frank Stansbur
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M. Dallan
Of Oroville, attended the Old Settler
meeting at Conconully Monday.
III Mrs. Mary Wehe and son, Georg
and Albert Wehe Of PascO passe
through town Tuesday on tour
this part of the state. Mrs. Wei
Is a cousin Of J. e. Wehe and was {
one time a resident of OrOvllle.
Frank Pittman, who was reporte
i'll some weeks ago, and who tried
sojourn at Lost lake as q tonic,
still somewhat groggy on his feet, 9
indication that he has not Who'll
gotten the best of his threatened al
ment.
iii Dan Riley received a threshiI
machine via the Great Northern We
nesday which was ordered through
w. Bragg. This machine will be u.s.
to clean up the crops of this and su
sequent years on the high lands we
of town.
ii Wednesday morning Mr.. and Nj
Elton G. Rice, Miss Georgiana RI
| and Mrs. Opal Balderston and b
! daughter, Olive Jane, left by au
| for Wenatchee to be gone until 81
urday. While In Wenatchee MI
Olive Jane will be treated by sp'
ialist, as her tonsils have been cat
ing her considerable pain.
iii The seven-passenger 1921 MOI
III Studebaker touring car, wn,ch "
sold at auction by the United Sta
customs office at Nelson, Saturd
| brought $3.50. The car had been US
u for smuggling liquor across the boz
dry line and was seized by Custo
III Officer Floyd LOOMS July 1.
The Circle school opened Mond
iii Only five were enrolled the first
III but 1t is expected that the enrollm
II will be increased when the rush
II harvest work Is over. w. A. Thor
III of Oroville, who taught that sci
III last year, was retained as teac
for this year.
iii Last week Steve Macy and w.