The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-08-10

from MS ranch near Nelson attracte
mere by the ball game
among the teachers taking examina
lions at Okanogan last week was Mrs
Anna Hammers, of Oroville.
Fred c. Boiler, Standard Oil maj
OF orovllle, is registered at the Ar
hhston-Republic News-Miner.
| The last ball game of the season O,
me nome grounds Sunday. Turn on
ana give the boys real sendoff.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Laabs were il
town Wednesday morning from thei
ranch near Oroville. Timas
JACK Raymond, of Oroville wa,
through the Meyers creek section las
friday selling fruit.--Molson Leader
Robert Clapp, manager of the Unior
VII company, at Oroville, was a bust
ness visitor in town Wednesday-To.
nasket Times.
Dr' j. l.. Masers, wife and daughte,
Teresa, of Oroville, called on Tomas.
ket friends Thursday evening--To.
nasket Times.
Frank NJ. Dallam. Jr.. arrived from
seattle, where he is now making his
nome, Wednesday evening for yisi,
Of few days.
Mrs. Mary e. Mitchell returned
nome Friday last from Kellogg. Ida.
40, where she attended a session OF
the Women of Woodcraft.
Miss NJ. Horrigan left during the
niiouie OF the week for Oroville where
lshe VIII spend her vacation with rela.
tiVes.-Okanogan Independent.
U. b. Avery. manager of the Nelson
pail club, and head of the Commercial
oahk at our neighboring town, came
down off the hill with his team Sun
day
Dorothy Dodd and Mildred Robinson
ielt lor Oroville Saturday where they
expect TO work for l.. p. Watson at
the oroville cannery.-Pateros Re-
porter
Il. II. Maske of Seattle, manager of
the wholesale furniture establishment
OF f. 5. Harmon & Co., stopped over
at the East Side Park Tuesday with
his family.
Hadley Spencer was called boms
from Portland by telegram announc-
ing the serious condition of his inya-
ild mother and arrived here a few DAYS
before she passed away.
}. NJ Norris, Jr for some years a
resident on ranch on Palmer Lake
anu Tor the past year living at Omak
was IN town over the week end visit
ing his father, j. NJ. Norris, of this
place
j. r. Farquhar, of Spokane, general
agent OF the Washington Water Power
company, was in OrovIlle this week on
tour of inspection of business condi-
ions over the territory the company
serves.
aaron Martin, who has been en-
ployed with Joe Helm at the Crescent
cafe for the past three years loft
ast week for the Palouse country and
nay remain in that part of the state
permanently.
EDWARD, the IL year old son of r. s
'oose' Tell from horse Thursday
asst and sustained fracture of the
zones OF the rigth arm. DR.. Elmer re-
yucca the fracture and the lad is on
ne way to a speedy recovery.
nhnI
me time was a resident of Oroville is
gam registered in town. Mr.. Camp-
veil mas Followed mining for years and
e is In the county again to embark
nee more in the same business
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Wright and fam
y, OF Omak, were registered in town
aturday. Bob Wright is one of the
Ia settlers at Omak, and served
'rih as county commissioner and
opular and capable commissioner
r, Wright proved to be. /
Billy Otty. WAC is now living in
enatchee, is visiting for week in .
roviile. The lad is a member of the
enatchee Boy Scouts. is connected c
ith the \. NJ. c. A, and thinks We
'ichee fine city, but protests Y
aihst the extreme heat in summer.
Miss Jessie Mitchell, who is taking =
course in professional nursing All
hospltal at Wenatchee, arrived in y
oVllle TO spend vacation of three
eks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
e. Mitchell Wednesday evening It F
5 year ago in September that
S. Mltcnell took up her present a.
Tx and she has been home but once :
ring that time, having spent a week
n her parents during the HOLIDAYS 81
is not often that man is kicked 81
hen' but that is the experience
/ Attorney j. M. Adams met with yo
week. and that there is some 81
lch in hens kick is demonstrated g..
the two long, deep scratches that on
Adams carries around on the left
OF his face. 1t all happened thus Al
Mr.. Adams attempted to pry a
ing hen off her nest and the bird or
tested by flying into Mr.. Adams i
and leaving her trade mark in ia "a
sing. TY
ohday eevning W. B. Sexson and pei
It Hershberger returned to Oro- IN
from trip from hign high up and a
back in the mountains west of iS}.
conully, where Mr.. Hersnberger :
number of cattle grazing on the ~
st reserve. The gentlemen drove :
70 the rangers cabin by auto and If
took long horseback hike to the rua